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Each year the Town of Highlands and local businesses host the annual Town of Highlands Scholarship Fund Golf Classic. This year’s tournament, held on Thursday, October 19, is being staged by Wildcat Cliffs Country Club. Now in its 42nd year, this tournament is the largest fund raiser of the year and one that participants eagerly look forward to. For $150 …
There’s just something about a fall weekend in Highlands. There’s so much to see and do that it’s sometimes hard to fit it all in. But whatever you do, don’t miss Friday Night Live at Town Square from 6:00 until 8:00 P.M. There are two remaining concerts of the 2017 season. These family-friendly shows offer you the chance to …
Everyone interested in good digestive health is invited to a special hands-on fermentation workshop at Albert Carlton-Cashiers Community Library, from 2:00 to 4:00 P.M. Friday, October 20. Nationally-recognized nutritionist Medea Galligan will show participants how to prepare fermented foods. Participants will be able to take home some of their own creations at the end of the workshop. Fermented foods are …
Highlands knows how to close out the month of October out in style with Downtown Trick or Treat, the town’s safe, fun-filled, family friendly celebration of Halloween. This annual event, sponsored by the Highlands Chamber of Commerce, will be held on Tuesday, October 31, at 6:00 P.M., and offers fun for everyone, from the smallest pea in a pod being …
October in the mountains is filled with bright colors, cool temperatures, and outdoor activities. The Sky Valley Fall Fest is jam-packed with activities for the whole family and photo opportunities abound. Sky Valley, Georgia, is the highest incorporated city in in the state. With its country club, athletic center, public golf course, hiking trails and gorgeous waterfall, it’s no wonder …
In 1992, with the vision of one and the hard work of many, the center of Cashiers was saved from becoming the site of a hotel chain. Three area residents purchased the property and donated it to a charitable 501(c)3 organization to preserve the land for the community. The Village Green was established with the mission to preserve and enhance …
September is National Library Card Sign-up Month, although Hudson Library in Highlands is always ready to welcome new members through its doors. The whole world opens up to you once you get a library card. I remember getting my first library card – I was in third grade and signed the back of it with my newly-acquired cursive script to …
The Town of Highlands celebrates the 35th Highlands Arts and Crafts Show on Saturday, October 14, from 9:00 A. M. until 4:00 P.M. at the Highlands Civic Center at 600 North Fourth Street. Admission and parking to this event are free. It’s often surprising to think of how many talented craftsmen live in our midst. Years ago the Highlands Women’s …
How often do you have the opportunity to help fight hunger and bring home a piece of hand-thrown pottery? On Sunday, October 1, Fishes and Loaves in Cashiers and The Food Pantry of Highlands are sponsoring Empty Bowls to fight food insecurity locally. Many area artists have chosen to donate their time and efforts by making numerous bowls which serve as …
What is it like for a woman when her husband becomes the President of the United States – and she is suddenly thrust into the spotlight? “Tea for Three: Lady Bird, Pat & Betty” explores the hopes, fears, quirks and loves of Lady Bird Johnson, Pat Nixon and Betty Ford in what Mrs. Nixon called “the hardest unpaid job in …
Highlands Food & Wine Festival 2017, November 9 through 12, is guaranteed to raise spirits through the blending of good eats, fruits of the vine, and a medley of musicians. Festival Director Casey Reid has announced an unprecedented addition to the already exciting line-up. “We are thrilled to announce a new, evening event, A Generous Pour, that will be dedicated …
Don Deal, farmer and organizer of Highlands Marketplace, wants to remind everyone that September is still a great time to visit your local farmers’ market, held Saturdays at Kelsey-Hutchinson Founders Park. Deal and other growers will have plenty of fresh produce for your table. “I will continue to have green beans, corn, okra, peppers, eggplant, squash, cucumbers, lettuce, zucchini, red …