Articles

Grand Olde Station moves forward with Tim Piccolo’s thoughtful, Italian‑inspired additions, expanding the menu in ways that honor the character and history of the beloved 1902 depot.

Nancy Kovacs’ four‑decade journey from clay‑covered kitchen tables to a full working studio now fills The Molly Grace with bold, ever‑evolving stoneware.

In Unsheltered, Nancy Reeder walks the Appalachian Trail to honor a family tragedy, only to meet the man who discovered the victims—turning her journey into a profound collision of past and present.

When the Highlands-Cashiers Film Festival returns this September, it won’t feel like a second act. It will feel like momentum.

What began as a painful setback became a catalyst for change, leading Zach Claxton to explore impressionism and ignite a vibrant new chapter in
his work.

Craig Ragsdale’s Carolina Crossroads project follows his journey from the Lowcountry to the Blue Ridge, painting the heritage, history, and humanity of the Carolinas along the way.

Watch 20 artists capture the ever‑changing beauty of the Blue Ridge as the Cashiers Plein Air Festival returns July 13–18 to The Village Green.

This beloved festival, held June 13th–14th, showcases an exceptional range of local and regional artisans, paired with music, food, and family fun, all benefiting the Cashiers‑Highlands Humane Society.

BGCP’s free nine‑week summer camp invites youth in grades 1–12 to explore new interests through outdoor fun, creative projects, STEM learning, and community field trips at three Club sites.