The choices for shopping for Women’s Clothing on the Highlands-Cashiers Plateau ensure a fun shopping adventure.
Bird Barn & Garden, opening in The Shops at Cashiers Common, is an insider’s destination for all who cherish our
feathered neighbors and the artistry of a carefully-composed landscape.
Bridge at Mill Creek makes a play for the top of the Plateau Restaurant Food Chain with an ambitious new chef and a top-of-its-game management team. Its menu and deeply indulgent service will turn a visit into an event – call (828) 526-5500
for reservations.
Executive Chef Ed Selle takes the reins of Canyon Kitchen at
Lonesome Valley’s culinary program.
The bounty of Fisher Vineyards’ sun-drenched slopes will complement the meal composed by Master Chefs Chris Hall and Matthew Basford at The Farm at Old Edwards, May 21. For more information and reservations (a must), visit OldEdwardsHospitality.com/FisherVineyards.
Clif Gottwals’ recipe recaptures sunny memories from decades ago and promises to light up your menu.
Just what the doctor ordered: Calders Coffee Cafe serves up palate-pleasing beverages, comfort food that soothes something deep inside, and healthy doses of conversation. It’s located at 384 Main Street in Highlands.
For Annell Metsker’s evocative portraits, the life of the heart is always the heart of the matter.
The Art League of Highlands-Cashiers’ May meeting, set for May 24 at The Bascom, is a deep dive into the endlessly fascinating works of botanical artist Carol Misner.
Just before it plunges into a busy Summer Season, The Bascom pauses for a moment to reflect on over 30 years of vision and inspiration that’ve earned it a reputation far beyond the confines of the Plateau.
