Holiday Cheer is Here
The Holiday Season in Highlands is a time of cherished small-town traditions, served with charm and cheer.
The Holiday Season in Highlands is a time of cherished small-town traditions, served with charm and cheer.
The Cashiers Festival of Trees is a singularly Plateau-y introduction to the Holiday Season – Friday and Saturday, November 29-30 at The Summit Center.
“Sensations, libations that stagger the mind.” Highlands Food & Wine, set for November 7-10, offers new vistas of culinary sensations. Plus, there’s music and dancing.
A portion of Sunday’s “Shot at Redemption” ticket sales will now benefit local and regional non-profit organizations·. Abraham Alexander and headliner Lee Fields & The Expressions will perform at the fundraiser, with more special guests to be announced in the weeks to come.
Marlene’s love for Syrah is pure and unshakable.
October in Highlands is a nonstop celebration – and everyone’s invited.
Dennis Desmond will bring the beauty and exotic majesty of the mysterious Kingdom of Bhutan to Hudson Library, Friday October 18.
It’s an open table when the Highlands community serves up its Empty Bowls Project, October 13 at First Presbyterian Church of Highlands. Tickets are $35.
You’ve probably never thought that the trails of Highlands Botanical Garden were particularly scary. The good people at Highlands Nature Center have some spooky notions about that – you’re invited to the Enchanted Forest Halloween Bash – 5:30 P.M. Tuesday, October 29 directly behind Highlands Nature Center.
Singer-songwriter Jessie Baylin brings her deep, soulful sounds to Highlander Mountain House & The Ruffed Grouse Tavern at 8:30 P.M. Saturday, October 26. For tickets or more information, visit highlandermountainhouse.com/offers-and-events.
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