The storied apples of the past get their day in the sun with Cashiers Historical Society’s Apple Heritage Day, Saturday, April 26, at the society’s orchard, 1940 Highway 107 South.
Everyone’s invited to The Center for Life Enrichment’s Opening Season Soiree, an exclusive preview of the upcoming 2025 Season of discovery and enlightenment – 5:00 P.M. Friday, June 6, at Highlands Wine & Provisions. Call (828) 526-8811 or visit CLE’s website to RSVP.
The entire Plateau – boys, girls, parents, supporters, llamas – is invited to join the fun at the Boy & Girls Club’s May Fest, Saturday, May 3, on Frank Allen Road in Cashiers.
It’s time to tidy up the neighborhood – you’re invited to join the Plateau Pickup, set for Saturday, April 26.
With the mountains greening all around us, there’s no better time for the Highlands Mountain Garden Club to stage its now-legendary Annual Plant Sale at the Town Ball Field on Saturday, May 24.
Both Cashiers and Highlands are serving up the bounties of their local farmers, artisans, and kitchen masters – The Green Market at The Village Green Commons, Wednesdays from 11:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M.; and Highlands Farmers’ Marketplace from 8:00 A.M. to 12:30 P.M. Saturdays at Kelsey-Hutchinson Founders Park.
The Village Green is gearing up for its raucous 2025 Groovin’ on the Green season. Here are the rules and the lineup and an invitation to plunge into these fun celebrations.
Highlands Rotary Bingo, set for April 11 at the Highlands Community Building, looks to boost the fortunes of its Interact Club at Highlands School.
Plateau favorite Mike Kinnebrew returns to The Farm at Old Edwards with new rhythms and fresh tales, April 23. Book your tickets now at oldedwardshospitality.com/orchardsessions.
The Pop-Up Pipers will pipe up throughout Highlands in a series of unexpected performances.
