Are landmark events happy accidents or part of some divine plan? Jude Stuecker, accomplished Asheville Fiber Artist, is convinced some things are simply meant-to-be. It was her destiny to meet […]
Each one of Rik Long’s pieces tells a story. There are the Central Park ones that showcase the green expanse and whimsical quality of New York’s most famous park. Then, […]
The 37th annual Highlands-Cashiers Chamber Music Festival concludes in August with performances by four renowned musicians. On August 3 through 6, Zuill Bailey, Natasha Paremski, and Richard Stoltzman will present […]
On September 9, Bel Canto will once again treat the Highlands-Cashiers Plateau to an exceptional program by four performers from the world of opera that will include not only opera, […]
The August 27 meeting of the Highlands-Cashiers Art League at The Bascom will feature Academy Award-winning sculptor Wesley Wofford, whose art can be found in major motion pictures, installations around […]
The Carolina Gallery is spreading its wings with a new exhibition, “For the Birds,” August 4 through September 4. The showing features artists Ed Boos, Dick Dickerson and John Sill. […]
Tucked among these Southern Appalachian Mountains are people creating some amazing things. Talented artists and craftspeople seem to thrive in the glory of the nature that surrounds us. One of […]
Neil Simon is the most prolific and performed modern playwright in the world. During the 60s, he wrote some of his most famous plays. Broadway hits “Come Blow Your Horn” […]
The Interlude Concerts at the First Presbyterian Church of Highlands and the Episcopal Church of the Incarnation will continue for the month of August. These free concerts are an opportunity […]
Scores of theater devotees made the scene Sunday evening, July 1, at the Highlands Playhouse StarStruck Gala. The Board of Directors, HP management, and Playhouse performers set the stage for […]
