Brilliant photographers Jacquelyn and Gil Leebrick share their talents and insights with members of the Art League of Highlands-Cashiers, 5:00 P.M. Monday, August 28.
Mountain Theatre Company’s record-breaking run of Jersey Boys sets the pace for a successful season of local professional theater.
No matter where she finds herself, artist Penny Pollock is in the midst of beauty.
Pauline Marr’s skills at stitchery border on witchery.
For Leslie Jeffery, her life and her art are part of an endless process of discovery and innovation.
The rhythms embedded in the vast plains of Africa and the shadowed ranges of the Southern Appalachians inform the creations of cover artist Colleen Kastner.
Bear Shadow, the fun, frolicking music festival set for May 11-12, will be offering early online tickets for single and two-day events, starting at noon, Friday, December 15. Visit www.bearshadownc.com for information about how to purchase tickets.
Mary Adair Trumbly, the Executive Director of the Performing Arts Center (PAC) for the past 13 years, has announced plans to retire at the end of 2024. The PAC board of directors has begun the process of finding a highly qualified successor.
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.
