In the spirit of Small Business Saturday, the Highlands Nature Center will be hosting a gift shop pop up for all to come explore their new merchandise on Saturday, November 27th from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Cashiers Historical Society shares the adult summer camp experience of their 2021 Cashiers Designer Showhouse, highlighting style and ecological stewardship through a virtual ticket.
Oak Steakhouse Highlands pulls out all the stops when it stages its exclusive hosted event, set for Tuesday, October 26, at Skyline Lodge. For reservations, use the link below or call (828) 482-4720.
This Halloween season, the Highlands Botanical Garden will feature a self-guided hike showcasing handmade decorations by friends like you! The free Ghostly Garden kits will be available starting Wednesday, Oct. 6! Grab yours to help decorate the Garden.
The Cashiers Community Fund’s grants will sweeten life on the Plateau.
If you’re worried about Covid, check out these resources available to everyone.
A pair of lectures at First Presbyterian Church of Highlands, set for September 12 and 13, will focus on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict. The talks are free and everyone is invited. For information, call (828) 526-3175.
Non-profits, businesses, churches, and individuals are encouraged to get involved in Cashiers Festival of Trees. The deadline to submit a participant form is August 15. Some of the organizations already signed up include the Blue Ridge Free Dental Clinic, McKee Properties, Four Seasons Hospice, The Bascom, the Boys & Girls Club of the Plateau, and Cashiers Farmers Market. For those interested in decorating a tree, but are not sure how to get started with a design, the Foundation provides a list of themes, as well as local designers to assist.
The Highlands Chamber of Commerce is sharing the fruits of a busy 2021 with another pair of grant recipients.
The Highlands Performing Arts Center, located at 507 Chestnut Street, embarks upon a new project laden with promise and possibilities.
