Mountain Theatre Company brings back its lavish holiday revue Highlands Home for the Holidays: A Christmas Tradition, December 8-24 at Highlands Performing Arts Center. Reservations are a must – visit mountaintheatre.com.
Highlands Cashiers Players goes to the dogs with its next show and returns to Parallel Lives in the Fall.
The irresistible art and elegantly crafted pieces on display at Jenny Mixon’s Objet d’Art (look for the blue doors at 96 Highway107 in Cashiers, right next to Vivace’s neon pink) are knowing reflections of Jenny’s imagination and informed aesthetics.
Highlands Mountaintop Rotary Art and Craft Show, set for August 26-27 at Kelsey-Hutchinson Founders Park, promises the creations of over 80 talented regional artists fine art & prints, folk art, various crafts, and rustic furniture.
The 2023 Bel Canto, set for Sunday, September 10, at the Highlands Performing Arts Center, continues an extraordinary tradition that’s enraptured audiences for 31 years.
Highlands-Cashiers Chamber Music Festival’s reputation for excellence draws upon the talents of carefully chosen artists and a challenging, endlessly surprising playbill.
Annell Metsker’s subtle fusion of color, lines and texture gives her subjects a dreamlike essence.
The Art League is pleased to have Mary Lou Carpenter as the guest speaker at its July meeting. The venue is The Bascom Terrace on July 31. Social time begins at 4:30 P.M., followed by her talk at 5:00 P.M. The event is free to the public.
The high-rise avian apartments of Todd Wolfe are earning plenty of satisfied Tweets from their residents (and the people who love them).
Get ready to be dazzled– the Summer Colors Fine Art Show will be staged at Sapphire Valley Community Center, July 22-23.
