There’s Historic Toxaway Market at 15889 Rosman Highway in Lake Toxaway and, right across the street, Mountain Café. Both offer palate-pleasing treats and, just as important, a taste of this friendly mountain community.
For Leslie Jeffery, every landscape, every beast and bird, every mood of the ocean, deserves to be captured by her imagination and poured onto her canvas. You can view her work at Ann Lea Fine Art Gallery, 976 Hwy. 64 East in Cashiers.
A new alpine coaster at Scaly Mountain Outdoor Center will add to the number of irresistible attractions to be found at Scaly Mountain, Sky Valley, and High Holly.
The Summer Colors Fine Art Show, set for Saturday and Sunday, July 24 and 25, is a beautiful reflection and complement to life in the Southern Appalachians.
The collections of Cashiers and Highlands antique galleries are an endlessly kaleidoscopic array of elegant, one-of-a-kind treasures and, always, a surprise or two.
Raise your glass to the glory of Champagne – it’s the Laurent-Perrier Dinner at The Farm at Old Edwards, Thursday, July 29. For tickets or more information, visit OldEdwardsHospitality.com/ChampagneDinner.
For Rotarian Rebecca Baker, a global pandemic is no reason not to continue serving her community.
Yellow Mountain rewards adventurous hikers with spectacular vistas.
For Beth and Ken Bowser, art is central to the art of living together in love and joy.
Ristorante Paoletti, now in its 37th year, continues to enjoy its reputation for offering an exquisite dining experience. It’s located at 440 Main Street in Highlands. Reservations are a necessity – (828) 526-4906.
