“To say that The Laurel Magazine is an instrumental influence to our arts community would be a huge understatement. They feature art on each cover, and have since their first issue 20 years ago.” – Mary Adair Trumbly, Executive Director of the Highlands Performing Arts Center.
Rusticks, located on the shore of Cashiers Lake, has 30 years’ experience in decorating and designing elegant mountain homes.
Marci Sherwood’s flavor-rich Lamb creation brings a fresh, undeniably Provençal flavor to the Plateau.
There are still a few places to squeeze every last measure of fun out of the retreating winter.
Both the High Dive and Ugly Dog Public House are keeping the beat with their live music schedules.
The twin libraries have used the Quiet Season to spruce up their interiors and their grounds.
Our 20th Anniversary is testament to the undeniable power of dreams and our unshakable faith in the people of the Highlands-Cashiers Plateau.
Tucked away a half-block from Highlands’ Main Street like, yes, a secret garden, The Secret Garden Courtyard Market serves up fresh selections every day. For more information or to place an order, call (828) 305-7509.
A meal at Los Vaqueros naturally evolves into a celebration. Discover for yourself – 30 Dillard Road (next to Farmer’s Market); (828) 482-7040.
The Center for Life Enrichment’s Executive Director Sandy Carlton steps down after 30 years of dedicated and wise leadership.
