The Spa at The Greystone Inn is a restful haven for locals and travelers alike. A day spent indulging in restorative therapies and a stroll around this gorgeous property are just what the doctor ordered, especially for those who live nearby.
Though it boasts a vast inventory, it’s the wise counsel and personalized service of Chris Chastain and his team that fuels the success of The Consignment Market.
For its new owners, The Cashiers Store is the epitome of deep community pride. It’s located adjacent to Cornucopia at 16 Cashiers School Road in Cashiers and is open 11:00 A.M. – 4:00 P.M. Tuesday through Sunday.
For over 70 years, The Brier Patch has been a must-visit Fall Down the Rabbit Hole. It’s easy to discover why – stop by4186 Cashiers Road (US64) just outside Highlands.
For 25 years, Bounds Cave Rug Gallery has been enchanting its clients with its exquisite range of handmade rugs gathered from all over the world. Discover for yourself what’s made this bazaar of the beautiful a Plateau Institution – 763 Highway 107 South in Cashiers.
Rusticks captures the sophisticated mountain chic aesthetic for its clients. You’ll find it at Canoe Point in Cashiers.
The trunk shows at Acorns, 212 South Fourth Street in Highlands, are exclusive exhibits of regional artisans and makers.
Paoletti’s has endured through the decades, thanks to a commitment to fine dining and warm, deeply indulgent service. That commitment has created a Main Street landmark and a national dining destination.
It’s a taste of the Gulf, deep in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains –the Low Country Shrimp Boil will be staged at Kelsey-Hutchinson Founders Park in Highlands, Saturday, July 15.
When Alabama bravado comes to the mountains, it’s bound to be culinary magic – The Second Annual Sunday Supper is set for The Farm at Old Edwards Sunday, August 27.
