All the basics you will need to know to get started working on the potter’s wheel. We will make bowls (ex. berry bowls, soup bowls, colander, cereal bowls, etc) and cylinders (ex. Mugs, tumblers, sippers – based on the learning curve) and learn how to trim. Glazing will be covered in the last class.

Close the weekend out with a moderately paced vinyasa flow that will infuse breath, body and mind for inspiring clarity, flexibility, focus, awareness, balance and strength.

Emergence celebrates the role of teaching and mentoring in artistic development, highlighting works by faculty mentors their students. The 34 pairs of artists presented in this exhibition represent 20 institutions of higher education from the Southeast. Their works represent a wide variety of approaches to subject matter, innovative use of materials, and mastery of traditional mediums being taught and practiced in contemporary studio programs.

A free public reception will be held Thursday, February 23 at 5pm at The Bascom to celebrate our winter exhibitions.

Visitors to The Village Green enjoy twinkling light displays and festive decorations from Thanksgiving Weekend until early February. The park becomes a winter wonderland to make your spirits merry and bright!

Relationships can have their challenges. But Valentine’s Day doesn’t have to. Old Edwards offers an array of heart-warming delights to make the celebration special and stress free.

Sip on his and hers specialty cocktails while listening to live music in Hummingbird Lounge. Reserve an intimate table for two at Madison’s Restaurant to indulge in the chef’s specialties created just for the occasion. In the Spa at Old Edwards, relax with a couple’s massage including rose petals and champagne. Put a sparkle in her eyes with a visit to the jewelry counter at Acorns where you’ll enjoy 10-30% off selected pieces February 1  through the 14.

Plan now for your more-love-less-stress Valentine’s Celebration at Old Edwards by calling 828-526-8008

All the basics you will need to know to get started working on the potter’s wheel. We will make bowls (ex. berry bowls, soup bowls, colander, cereal bowls, etc) and cylinders (ex. Mugs, tumblers, sippers – based on the learning curve) and learn how to trim. Glazing will be covered in the last class.

Emergence celebrates the role of teaching and mentoring in artistic development, highlighting works by faculty mentors their students. The 34 pairs of artists presented in this exhibition represent 20 institutions of higher education from the Southeast. Their works represent a wide variety of approaches to subject matter, innovative use of materials, and mastery of traditional mediums being taught and practiced in contemporary studio programs.

A free public reception will be held Thursday, February 23 at 5pm at The Bascom to celebrate our winter exhibitions.

In partnership with the Highlands United Methodist Church and the MANNA FoodBank, the Highlands Food Pantry provides food assistance to residents of Highlands and the surrounding communities.

If you are experiencing financial hardship and are food-insecure, we strongly encourage you to visit the Highlands Food Pantry.

A gentle, yet effective approach to yoga that focuses on increasing flexibility and balance for transformation at any age. Good for all levels, including beginners and anyone who hasn't practiced in a while. This class is a wonderful opportunity to honor your unique body.

Parkinson's Classes

Moderate intensity exercise designed to slow motor deterioration, improve cognitive function & improve balance and reaction time.

Level 1,2.

A gentle blend of Vinyasa Flow and Yin Yoga, this class explores the energies of yang and yin to create more balance and harmony for the mind and body. 
 
Each student is encouraged to move slowly with awareness. The Vinyasa portion of the practice links slow to moderate movement to the breath and is designed to warm the body in preparation for the Yin portion which includes holding poses for 2-5 minutes. The Yin poses allow the connective tissues, muscles and more to stretch slowly to create more space internally.

Visitors to The Village Green enjoy twinkling light displays and festive decorations from Thanksgiving Weekend until early February. The park becomes a winter wonderland to make your spirits merry and bright!

Back by popular demand for the third season, instructed by Danie Beck

Monday evenings through February 13 at 6:30-8:00 p.m.

Beginners – a specialty! Intermediate…advanced – this is your chance to review and dance in the most beautiful dance hall on the plateau.

Held at Lewis Hall, Village Green

Relationships can have their challenges. But Valentine’s Day doesn’t have to. Old Edwards offers an array of heart-warming delights to make the celebration special and stress free.

Sip on his and hers specialty cocktails while listening to live music in Hummingbird Lounge. Reserve an intimate table for two at Madison’s Restaurant to indulge in the chef’s specialties created just for the occasion. In the Spa at Old Edwards, relax with a couple’s massage including rose petals and champagne. Put a sparkle in her eyes with a visit to the jewelry counter at Acorns where you’ll enjoy 10-30% off selected pieces February 1  through the 14.

Plan now for your more-love-less-stress Valentine’s Celebration at Old Edwards by calling 828-526-8008

Breathe, move, sweat and connect! Stoked by yogic breathing techniques, the internal heat of the body couples well with the external heat of the room to allow you the opportunity to drop a little deeper into your practice.

All the basics you will need to know to get started working on the potter’s wheel. We will make bowls (ex. berry bowls, soup bowls, colander, cereal bowls, etc) and cylinders (ex. Mugs, tumblers, sippers – based on the learning curve) and learn how to trim. Glazing will be covered in the last class.

Emergence celebrates the role of teaching and mentoring in artistic development, highlighting works by faculty mentors their students. The 34 pairs of artists presented in this exhibition represent 20 institutions of higher education from the Southeast. Their works represent a wide variety of approaches to subject matter, innovative use of materials, and mastery of traditional mediums being taught and practiced in contemporary studio programs.

A free public reception will be held Thursday, February 23 at 5pm at The Bascom to celebrate our winter exhibitions.

In partnership with the Highlands United Methodist Church and the MANNA FoodBank, the Highlands Food Pantry provides food assistance to residents of Highlands and the surrounding communities.

If you are experiencing financial hardship and are food-insecure, we strongly encourage you to visit the Highlands Food Pantry.

Come discover the “yoga of writing” for self-awareness and personal growth. No writing experience necessary! Just have a journal and a pen.

This month's topic will be the solution to healing hurts, grief, hard situations, and trauma to become your own loving parent, your own cheerleader, your own best friend. 

Stay at Half-Mile Farm by Old Edwards and take a bite out of your Winter doldrums during Sip & Savor Tuesdays.

Enjoy Cooking and Cocktail Classes at Half Mile Farm on Tuesdays!

Visitors to The Village Green enjoy twinkling light displays and festive decorations from Thanksgiving Weekend until early February. The park becomes a winter wonderland to make your spirits merry and bright!

This six-week online class will help you take your landscape photography to a whole new level. Inspiration will be sparked through photographic exercises, time photographing in the field, and supportive critiques.

Photographers of all levels are welcome and even seasoned practitioners should find value in this unique approach to the medium. Participants will be offered the opportunity to have their photographs juried into the Listening to the Land: Reimagining the Bartram Trail community exhibition in Fall 2023.

All the basics you will need to know to get started working on the potter’s wheel. We will make bowls (ex. berry bowls, soup bowls, colander, cereal bowls, etc) and cylinders (ex. Mugs, tumblers, sippers – based on the learning curve) and learn how to trim. Glazing will be covered in the last class.

Emergence celebrates the role of teaching and mentoring in artistic development, highlighting works by faculty mentors their students. The 34 pairs of artists presented in this exhibition represent 20 institutions of higher education from the Southeast. Their works represent a wide variety of approaches to subject matter, innovative use of materials, and mastery of traditional mediums being taught and practiced in contemporary studio programs.

A free public reception will be held Thursday, February 23 at 5pm at The Bascom to celebrate our winter exhibitions.

Known as the “Cheers” of Bookstores, the Bookworm in Highlands is affiliated with the Hudson Library: all books are donated; all staff are volunteers; and all funds go to help support the library. More than a retail store, we are a community service offering carefully sorted donated books to provide the best quality at a used bookstore price.

A slow-paced practice, this class is formed by a gentle sequence of long-held poses focusing on stretching and releasing the connective tissues of the body. It is meant to improve flexibility while bringing students to a deep level of calm. 
 
The practice closes with a sound meditation guided by Crystal and Tibetan Singing Bowls, drawing you into a deeper state of rest and relaxation.

This class is suitable for All Levels of yoga practitioners.

Online registration required and class is limited to 15 people.

Class meets 5:45-6:45PM

Bluegrass Wednesday with Nitrograss is back at The Ugly Dog!

Enjoy a warming flow of postures to strengthen and tone the breath, body and mind. This class will include postures that will challenge you physically, create awareness, release tension, and open shoulders, hips and spine for more flexible movement and overall well-being.

Modifications are offered for a safe and fun practice.

This class is suitable for LEVELS 1, 2 and 3 of yoga practitioners. We recommend students new to yoga begin with our Beginner and Level 1 classes first to establish comfort and familiarity of the basics of yoga before moving into any mixed level class.

Class is limited to 15 people and online registration is required.

All the basics you will need to know to get started working on the potter’s wheel. We will make bowls (ex. berry bowls, soup bowls, colander, cereal bowls, etc) and cylinders (ex. Mugs, tumblers, sippers – based on the learning curve) and learn how to trim. Glazing will be covered in the last class.

Emergence celebrates the role of teaching and mentoring in artistic development, highlighting works by faculty mentors their students. The 34 pairs of artists presented in this exhibition represent 20 institutions of higher education from the Southeast. Their works represent a wide variety of approaches to subject matter, innovative use of materials, and mastery of traditional mediums being taught and practiced in contemporary studio programs.

A free public reception will be held Thursday, February 23 at 5pm at The Bascom to celebrate our winter exhibitions.

In partnership with the Highlands United Methodist Church and the MANNA FoodBank, the Highlands Food Pantry provides food assistance to residents of Highlands and the surrounding communities.

If you are experiencing financial hardship and are food-insecure, we strongly encourage you to visit the Highlands Food Pantry.

Known as the “Cheers” of Bookstores, the Bookworm in Highlands is affiliated with the Hudson Library: all books are donated; all staff are volunteers; and all funds go to help support the library. More than a retail store, we are a community service offering carefully sorted donated books to provide the best quality at a used bookstore price.

Come join us for lunch each Thursday at 11:30 at a local restaurant and then quilting at the church.

Held at St Jude's Catholic Church in Cashiers.

Kids Zone features a variety of fun and interesting programs where kids can explore art, nature, science & more! Best for ages 5 and up.

Enjoy Trivia night at The High Dive in Highlands on Thursdays!

Who is wintering in these woods?

That’s the question we're asking as we approach the 26th Annual Great Backyard Bird Count. This global event invites people to spend time in their favorite places watching & counting birds to help scientists better understand how birds across the world are doing.

“Early Bird Strolls” on Friday & Saturday morning.
"Bird's the Word!" on Saturday afternoon.
Birders of all skill levels can meet at our North Campus (111 Lower Lake Road) Binoculars will be provided.
Programs are weather dependent.

Emergence celebrates the role of teaching and mentoring in artistic development, highlighting works by faculty mentors their students. The 34 pairs of artists presented in this exhibition represent 20 institutions of higher education from the Southeast. Their works represent a wide variety of approaches to subject matter, innovative use of materials, and mastery of traditional mediums being taught and practiced in contemporary studio programs.

A free public reception will be held Thursday, February 23 at 5pm at The Bascom to celebrate our winter exhibitions.

Paintings, drawings, digital art, sculpture, carvings, jewelry and more. New artists added weekly.

Join us for some cheer, get to know Beata and Steve and watch the collection bloom.

Annually, birds from all over the country travel to North Carolina during their migration.

On Friday, February 17 and Monday, February 20 participate in a count of our bird population. Come to Cashiers Historical Society either day from 11 – 2 and watch and listen for 15 minutes, count all the birds you see or hear.

After, join all for a cup of hot chocolate at the Dowden Pavilion or Col. John’s Cabin. Information will be downloaded to Cornell University.

Questions- contact CHS at 743-7710.

Known as the “Cheers” of Bookstores, the Bookworm in Highlands is affiliated with the Hudson Library: all books are donated; all staff are volunteers; and all funds go to help support the library. More than a retail store, we are a community service offering carefully sorted donated books to provide the best quality at a used bookstore price.

Plush easy chairs, sofas, and antique bistro tables invite you to sit back and embrace the carefree ambiance surrounding you. Live entertainment every Friday and Saturday night.

Who is wintering in these woods?

That’s the question we're asking as we approach the 26th Annual Great Backyard Bird Count. This global event invites people to spend time in their favorite places watching & counting birds to help scientists better understand how birds across the world are doing.

“Early Bird Strolls” on Friday & Saturday morning.
"Bird's the Word!" on Saturday afternoon.
Birders of all skill levels can meet at our North Campus (111 Lower Lake Road) Binoculars will be provided.
Programs are weather dependent.

Accessible for all levels of practitioners this moderately paced Hatha Flow practice of flowing movement linked with breath offers challenges and intensity with modifications and variations in order to meet each practitioner at his or her skill level.

We recommend students new to yoga begin with our Beginner and Level 1 classes first to establish comfort and familiarity of the basics of yoga before moving into a vinyasa flow class or any other mixed level class.

Class is limited to 15 people and online registration is required.

Emergence celebrates the role of teaching and mentoring in artistic development, highlighting works by faculty mentors their students. The 34 pairs of artists presented in this exhibition represent 20 institutions of higher education from the Southeast. Their works represent a wide variety of approaches to subject matter, innovative use of materials, and mastery of traditional mediums being taught and practiced in contemporary studio programs.

A free public reception will be held Thursday, February 23 at 5pm at The Bascom to celebrate our winter exhibitions.

Paintings, drawings, digital art, sculpture, carvings, jewelry and more. New artists added weekly.

Join us for some cheer, get to know Beata and Steve and watch the collection bloom.

Known as the “Cheers” of Bookstores, the Bookworm in Highlands is affiliated with the Hudson Library: all books are donated; all staff are volunteers; and all funds go to help support the library. More than a retail store, we are a community service offering carefully sorted donated books to provide the best quality at a used bookstore price.

Who is wintering in these woods?

That’s the question we're asking as we approach the 26th Annual Great Backyard Bird Count. This global event invites people to spend time in their favorite places watching & counting birds to help scientists better understand how birds across the world are doing.

“Early Bird Strolls” on Friday & Saturday morning.
"Bird's the Word!" on Saturday afternoon.
Birders of all skill levels can meet at our North Campus (111 Lower Lake Road) Binoculars will be provided.
Programs are weather dependent.

Plush easy chairs, sofas, and antique bistro tables invite you to sit back and embrace the carefree ambiance surrounding you. Live entertainment every Friday and Saturday night.