Fiber work, particularly clothing and basketry, is one of the oldest mediums in the history of civilization. In today’s technological age of manmade products, fiber work is far removed from […]
Kristina Rose Baker, The Bascom’s Community Artist-in-Residence, will be spending a year painting, creating sculptural and performance pieces, teaching children’s art, and acting as a teaching liaison between community organizations […]
Rehearsals are under way as the cast of Highlands-Cashiers Players’ “Don’t Dress for Dinner” prepare for opening night on August 25. This play, written by Marc Camoletti and adapted by […]
The Highlands-Cashiers Chamber Music Festival brings the curtain down on its 35th season with a pair of spectacular performances by the Chamber Festival Orchestra and a final gala celebration, followed […]
Her hometown of Greenville, South Carolina, is growing. Trees are cut. Homes are built. But painter Diane Kilgore Condon is putting the birds back in the woods. “My […]
Internationally-acclaimed Steinway pianist Randall Atcheson has wowed audiences on five continents, yet he is as at home performing for the citizens of Highlands and Cashiers as he is playing for […]
Youngsters beginning the second grade to those who have just completed the sixth grade are looking forward to this year’s Music Camp at the Highlands United Methodist Church. All children, […]
As far back as he can remember Zorki Nastasic followed his Musical Muse. Like so many kids, his first guitar was a tennis racket, but it wasn’t long before he […]
Highlands’ weekly Interlude Concerts continue on Wednesdays, through August 24. The free concerts, sponsored by First Presbyterian Church and the Episcopal Church of the Incarnation are held on Wednesdays […]
The Art League of Highlands-Cashiers is privileged to have Kristina Rose Baker, the Bascom’s Community Artist in Residence, as speaker at its August meeting. Her presentation will be in the […]
