Historic Presentations
For this big year in Highlands’ history, Highlands Historical Society and the Center for Life Enrichment are cooperating across the calendar.
For this big year in Highlands’ history, Highlands Historical Society and the Center for Life Enrichment are cooperating across the calendar.
Though it’s now 150 years old, Highlands’ survival wasn’t always certain.
The mystery and majesty of Christmas is revealed in cherished Highlands memories.
Step back in time and meet the men and women who shaped the Plateau with Highlands Historical Society’s Walk in the Park, October 26.
The stories of Highlands’ First Families will be recalled and celebrated with Highlands Historical Society’s Descendants’ Reception, 11:00 A.M. Saturday, October 12.
George Masa – explorer, photographer, and chronicler of the Plateau’s vistas and byways – is the subject of a September 16 documentary and lecture at Highlands Inn. For more information see hcltnc.org.
The inescapable charm of Dahlias earns them two days in the sun with Highlands’ Dazzling Dahlia Festival, September 6 and 7.
Through his perseverance and passion for historical accuracy, Dr. Ran Shaffner is the unimpeachable authority on the life and times of Highlands, and so much more.
Clean air, pure water, and compassionate care were the hallmarks of Dr. Mary Lapham’s bold tuberculosis treatments.
Highlands Historical Society’s 2024 calendar is jammed with events, family fun, irresistible personalities, and, of course, breathtaking dahlias.
Join the Highlands Historical Society as we visit our forefathers in Highlands Memorial Cemetery by highlighting the movers and shakers who made Highlands what it is today.
Join the Highlands Historical Society as we visit our forefathers in Highlands Memorial Cemetery by highlighting the movers and shakers who made Highlands what it is today.
Highlands Heritage Jamboree celebrates and honors the town’s rich and storied history with traditional music, dancing and more!
For more information visit highlandshistory.com or call 828-787-1050.
Bluegrass music by the Shedhouse Trio (featuring Darren Nicholson), mountain stories, free barbecue, popcorn, ice cream and moonshine!
Dust off your 60’s clothes, get your groovy on and come experience an elevated Woodstock in Highlands as we lean into Flower Power with music on three different stages, libations, good food, an art show, auction and other fun surprises.
Join the Highlands Historical Society for the opening of the museum for the season from 11:00 – 1:00 on Saturday, May 25th.
Dahlias and native plants, arranged attractively at historical sites around town.
Dahlias and native plants, arranged attractively at historical sites around town.
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