A pair of Author Talks at Albert Carlton-Cashiers Community Library and Hudson Library will focus on the emotionally-wrought issues surrounding pregnancy in the 21st century and the life-and-death decisions that informed every aspect of the lives of refugees displaced by World War II.
William says we’re here in Admit You’re Happy Month. He’s always right about these things. C’mon, admit it, things are pretty good, aren’t they?
There are still a few opportunities to find your place at one of the Highlands-Cashiers Chamber Music Festival’s Feasts of the Festival.
Call (828) 526-9060 to reserve your spot.
In addition to boosting your cooking with fresh, flavorful ingredients, Highlands Marketplace is a unique small-town opportunity to get to know the neighbors who are responsible for all the good things that end up in your kitchen.
Bel Canto returns to the Highlands Performing Arts Center on September 12 with a quartet of stellar performers. This event is always a sellout – mail your contact information to Bel Canto Recital, P.O. Box 2392, Highlands, NC 28741 or call The Bascom at (828) 526-4949.
Local musicians Jay Drummonds and Zorki are among the 16 artists headlining the ambitious Highlands Porchfest, set for Sunday, September 19. For more information, visit highlandsporchfest.com.
Shopping at the Green Market, staged every Wednesday afternoon at the Village Green in Cashiers, celebrates the bounty of this glorious summer.
The 10th Annual Three River Fly Fishing Festival, set for September 23-25, offers plenty of challenges for both veteran anglers and clever novices of all ages. For more information or to register, email [email protected] or call (828) 526-0441.
All the Indigo Roads lead to unique tasting experiences at Highlands Food and Wine, November 11-14. For more information, go to highlandsfoodandwine.com.
Nancy Mackoviak’s tin-dency to rummage and forage brought her to a new avenue of artistic expression.
