When it comes to shopping on the Plateau, Highlands and Cashiers often steal all the thunder from businesses that are more outlying, but don’t let that fool you. Treasures […]
In the South Carolina Lowcountry where I lived most of my adult years, an Oyster Roast is simply a way of life. Indeed, of the thousands of meals I have […]
If you’re a confirmed barbecue enthusiast like me, your heart went pitter pat when you learned in the spring that Cashiers Valley Smokehouse was going to be opening soon. But […]
Highlands reclaims a bit of the charm that’s been lost this season of the Coronavirus, with the Mountaintop Art & Craft Show on Saturday and Sunday, August 29 and 30. […]
The world around us has had to change drastically recently to keep our communities safe. We’ve had to change the way we celebrate, relax and socialize. As a lover of […]
When you visit Easely An Artist and its Gallery Upstairs, you can’t help but be struck by the sheer charm of the place, with its subtle hints of whimsy scattered […]
Alyne Harris’ Front Porch Visions are snapshots of a life well-lived, rich with a sense of community and a reverence. Sometimes, with so many new, contemporary artists, we neglect ones […]
While you wait for 2020-21 Highlands Playhouse’s latest news, here’s a show/movie quiz to challenge your film/show acumen. Answers below. 1. What is the longest running play on Broadway? A. […]
At this time of the year, you’d normally find members of the Art League at the Highlands Rec Park on Thursday afternoons, volunteering for the Art League’s Children’s Summer Art […]
The Highlands Performing Arts Center, which has been shuttered this summer, is planning on reopening September 1, depending on Governor Cooper’s announcement this month. In response to the Covid-19 emergency, […]
