EVENT CANCELLED. Five years ago, Southern Foodways Director John T Edge said that “Southerners recognize Barbecue to be our premier folk food”, their joints, places “where seekers find solace as […]
Furniture designer Paula Jones strolls through the grocery store with a smile so magnetic that it seems to set the whole place aglow. On her wrist she brandishes a […]
I’ve been writing restaurant reviews for Laurel for six years. That’s given me and Tricia and a select group of friends entree into an astonishing collection of restaurants, ranging from […]
Throughout 2019, The Bascom’s staff and leadership spent hours in meetings and discussions as they worked with The DeVos Institute of Arts Management to create a new strategic plan, services […]
In the folk art world, Kentucky is the home of the world’s most renowned folk woodcarvers, Minnie Adkins, Lonnie and Twyla Money, Harry Jennings, the Skaggs family, and others. Jim […]
EVENT CANCELLED. Before I was an antiques dealer (Mirror Lake Antiques), I taught chemistry. As a scientist I always hated it when people used superlatives, especially in advertising. Calling something […]
The Art League of Highlands-Cashiers kicks off its 2020 season at 4:30 P.M., May 18, in The Bascom atrium with a wine reception. At 5:00 P.M., botanical artist Carol Misner […]
As we all manage our way through the next bit of time, stay connected to the Arts with help from the Highlands Performing Arts Center. Many arts organizations and […]
Wherever Debbie Delany steps, it seems she’s surrounded by flowers. She’s the walking center of a lifetime bouquet. It’s no wonder. The sweet sap that runs in garden stems and […]
Chelsea Cronkrite is not only a talented photographer, she thinks deeply and speaks intelligently about her passion. Like most gifted photographers Chelsea came to a crossroads early in her career. […]
