Dementia Caregivers Support Group at Albert-Carlton Community Library
Join a welcoming group of people that understand what you are going through. We come together to offer each other support, resources, and a listening ear.
Join a welcoming group of people that understand what you are going through. We come together to offer each other support, resources, and a listening ear.
Every Thursday at 3:30, kids can enjoy a variety of fun and educational activities at Hudson Library! Kids Zone programs are free and open to the public. Programs are designed with kids in grades K-5 in mind.
The Fall Reception celebrates three new exhibitions on view across The Bascom's galleries and opens the weekend of the 16th Annual Dazzling Dahlia Festival.
Join us in the Trailborn Highlands backyard for live music and drinks during our Carolina Concert Series!
This popular community event returns monthly on Thursday nights from 6:30–8:30 p.m., bringing neighbors together while supporting local charities and nonprofits. Each evening’s proceeds benefit a different organization, making it […]
Think you're the smartest in the room? Prove it. Join us weekly on Thursdays for bragging rights, cold drinks, and unique prizes.
Over the decades, The Church of the Good Shepherd’s annual Bazaar has earned a regional reputation. It’s only natural that it’s mushroomed into the year-round Bazaar Barn, 118 US Hwy 64 West (at Shoppes on the Green).
The Highlands Botanical Gardens take center stage this September as the Highlands Biological Station hosts its biennial Native Plant Celebration, a weekend of free community programming, a native‑plant sale, guided tours, and a ticketed symposium featuring noted voices in science, design, and art, all supporting the year‑round gardens that remain one of the Plateau’s most cherished public treasures.
On view September 10 through 12, Petals and Perspectives is a floral design showcase throughout the festival weekend. Participating floral designers create arrangements in direct response to works of art on view in The Bascom's galleries, so a viewer moves between the work of art and its floral answer.