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Highlands Playhouse
The theatre icons that have come to universally represent the dramatic arts are known by most as the Comedy and Tragedy masks. They have helped actors portray their emotions onstage since the days of Ancient Greece. And they are very representative of some of the highs and lows experienced at the Highlands Playhouse these past few weeks. While we have several …
The Sunshine Boys Shines
The upcoming play of the Highlands Cashiers Players’ season is Neil Simon’s “The Sunshine Boys,” October 13 through 16 and October 20 through 23. Directed by Lance Trudel, it’s the story of Al Lewis and Willie Clark, who were top-billed vaudevillians for over 40 years. Once leaders at sketch humor, Al and Willie have split apart, professionally and personally. …
Get Spoonified
It’s no wonder Jonathan Simon’s Spoons are dishing up deliciousness from Maine to L.A. He’s crafted thousands of utensils over the past four decades, each one fastidiously smooth, supremely functional, beautifully balanced, and artfully designed. His award-winning products are sell-outs at shows and exhibitions coast-to-coast. Once you use a Jonathan Spoon or a Moon Spoon, designed by his gifted graphic …
Going Out on a Limb
Jessica Gagne, with a little help from her Uncle Art (aptly named), has found her groove. She designs eye-popping, tattoo-esque art on prosthetics (prosthetic devices). Anyone who has lost a limb is a candidate for turning a tragic loss into an artistic gain. Jessica’s work appears on artificial arms and legs, particularly those lost by soldiers. She says, “My …
Fall Colors Fine Art Show
The season is winding down for the Art League of Highlands-Cashiers. It’s been a successful one so far, with interesting speakers, good fellowship, new members, participation with The Bascom in the Children’s Summer Art Camp, and a successful Summer Colors Fine Art Show in Sapphire Valley. Besides the bright color of the fall mountain foliage, crisp nights, and warm …
I Think I Can
Dr. Lynn Dillard of Scotlyn Yard Nursery believes there should be more to kindergarten than the same routine everyday. Young children need new experiences to keep them excited about learning. With that in mind, she recently invited the Summit Charter kindergarten class to stop in for a life lesson we all know well, “I think I can.” Seeing a train …
Shadow of the Bear
Bear Hunting is one of the most popular activities for leaf lookers in Highlands and Cashiers. Head east on U.S. 64 from Main Street Highlands for about five miles, until you come to Rhodes Big View Overlook (you’ll know it by the breathtaking vista). Find a safe place to park and walk to the vantage point in front of the …
White Harvest Living
Waylon and Nicole Chastain are typical parents, wanting what’s best for their children, Oliver, two-and-a-half; and Zoe, seven months. From a practical day-to-day standpoint, they want to know that the everyday products they use are safe. In the grander scheme of things, they believe it is important to make their Christian faith, their patriotism, and their belief in service …
Cashiers Quilters
On the Saturday of the Cashiers Leaf Festival, from 10:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M., October 8, the Cashiers Quilters will exhibit their many handcrafted quilted articles at Albert Carlton-Cashiers Community Library. In addition to the items on display, there will be a raffle for a lovely quilt made by the group, a boutique with stitchery-related creations and a special silent …
Twig R Tweet
Many of you may remember the day when the Highlands Nature Center was known as the Clark Foreman Museum — a building filled with exhibits that focused on the rich natural heritage of the Southern Appalachians and offered a few summer camps. Now known as the Highlands Nature Center, the building hosts an array of exhibits on the Cherokee, native …
Pumpkin Fest
In an unmistakable celebration of the glories of the season, the front yard of Highlands United Methodist Church will be transformed into a magnificent pumpkin patch throughout October. There’ll be pumpkins of all shapes and sizes and colors, including spooky pale Ghost Pumpkins. Scattered in the midst the patch are gourds and squash that are perfect for seasonal decoration schemes. …
World Smile Day
Contrary to popular belief, Forrest Gump did not invent the Smiley Face. Harvey Ball, a commercial artist in Worcester, Massachusetts designed it in 1963. Now we see it emblazoned on everything from tee shirts to advertising displays to greeting cards to emoticons. Ball meant for the icon to be a reminder to smile and be kind to each other. Smiley …
