Highlands Playhouse has absorbed the lessons of its lost season and casts its gaze to a careful, confident future.
Art, like life, goes through many phases and periods.
There’s a loving message embedded in every wooden pen produced by Darren and Michelle Gillett.
Artist Cynthia Kinard’s transcendent works are testament to a lifetime of study and relentless refinement.
Who doesn’t love a party? Highlands Performing Arts Center is setting a place for you and your closest (but safely-distanced) friends. For more information or to reserve a Party, please call PAC at (828) 526-9047.
Local artistic powerhouse and dynamic presence in the life of Highlands Cynthia Strain is contemplating stepping back (just a little).
With its 2020 season falling victim to Covid-19, The Highlands-Cashiers Chamber Music Festival casts its gaze toward a spectacular 40th anniversary celebration in 2021. For more information, visit h-cmusicfestival.org.
The glowing works of woodturners Philip and Matt Moulthrop are on glorious display at The Bascom, 323 Franklin Road in Highlands.
Portrait by A H Ludy of Howard Finster
The Playhouse and PAC are working on some collaborative projects including drive-in dramas, first-run movies. It may not be live performance, but it will be a welcome diversion guaranteed to amuse and engage.
