The sights and sounds of spring include this brightly costumed and melodious bird.

Edward Eikner and Gray Pearson share the bench for a free four‑hand piano concert on Saturday, April 11, at 6:00 P.M., featuring works by Schubert, Ravel, and Dvořák.

Volunteers gather Saturday, April 18 at 8:30 A.M. in Kelsey‑Hutchinson Founders Park to help clean roads and downtown areas during Highlands’ annual community‑wide litter pickup.

Rotary’s April Bingo Night shines a spotlight on Highlands School’s Interact Club, whose student‑led service projects – from local outreach to global giving – are powered in part by the fun and generosity of this monthly community tradition.

From hands‑on science to tech help, storytime, games, and music, the Highlands-Cashiers two libraries offer a full month of learning, play, and community connection.

Mainspring Conservation Trust invites visitors to explore Tessentee Bottomlands, Queen Branch, and Gibson Bottoms—beautiful, accessible riverfront lands preserved for all.

Highlands invites volunteers to join the annual spring cleanup on April 18 and help keep the Plateau beautiful.

As winter gives way to spring, March brings renewal in both the natural world and the many celebrations that mark
the month.

Old Edwards once again celebrates its neighbors with generous midweek rates, spa perks, and thoughtful touches designed exclusively for local residents.