Oh, what a night! REACH of Macon County gets a big boost with its Bourbon and Bluegrass roof-raiser, June 28 at Highlands Performing Arts Center.
For more information, visit reachofmaconcounty.org.
Two evenings of pyrotechnics and pride mark Cashiers’ and Glenville’s Fourth of July celebrations.
The sounds of Friday Night Live and Saturdays on Pine are Highlands’ official Summer Soundtrack. The concerts are family-friendly and handicapped accessible.
Though it seems like she’s always been a part of this magazine, we’re now making it official – Emily Munger is The Laurel’s newest Account Manager.
Joan Anderson Interiors’ expansive new location, coupled with its concierge level of attention allows its clients to envision even more possibilities.
Kathy Balistreri brings a local’s savvy and an insider’s deep knowledge to the game of Toxaway-Sapphire Real Estate. Call her at (828) 883-4848 or visit laketoxawayliving.com.
If you’ve ever elbowed a stranger out of the way to catch a bride’s bouquet, seriously questioned the mental stability of the duo saying “I do” or been forced to wear the world’s ugliest bridesmaid dress, Highlands Cashiers Players’ production of “Always a Bridesmaid,” set for May 9-19, is definitely for you…and your dearly beloved!
This month, the Highlands Chamber of Commerce is launching its 2024 season of free weekend concert fun. (Dancing is encouraged.)
Friday nights are jumping when Lake Toxaway Community Center stages its shake-the-rafters Lake Toxaway Dinner and Music celebrations.
Owner John Nichols reached back into history to make Grand Olde Station a memorable dining destination – 502 Blue Ridge Road on the edge of Lake Toxaway.
