They came for their favorite bands, from close by and far away, in pairs and groups, young and old, and every age. They were there for the second Bear Shadow Music Festival– a cavalcade of extraordinary talent, a weekend of music and fans converging at its bucolic home at Winfield Farms in Scaly Mountain.
Limited number of tickets still available for Base Camp main stage at Bear Shadow Music Festival in Highlands NC
Join the Highlands Nature Center to explore what birds have arrived in Highlands.
The heartbreak and joy of the Holy Week are celebrated at The Village Green of Cashiers, Good Friday, April 15, through Easter Sunday, April 17. To learn more about The Village Green and these events or make a donation, visit villagegreencashiersnc.com.
The Rotary Club of Highlands lends a hand to local homeowners with the expenses of maintenance.
Nantahala Health Foundation is seeking submissions for its grant programs. Organizations in Jackson and Macon county dealing with health care are encouraged to send in their grant proposals to NantahalaHealthFoundation.org.
The Ukrainians living and working on the Plateau remain in close contact with loved ones in their war-torn homeland.
Thanks to generous community support, Summit High School’s graduating seniors will be presented with $214,000 in scholarships and opportunities.
Spring is in the air and that means it’s time once again to join Cashiers Historical Society for their annual Heritage Apple Day. This year’s festivities will be at the Cashiers Community Center at 355 Frank Allen Road on Saturday, March 26 from 11:00 until 2:00.
The Bear Shadow Music Festival does not end at Base Camp. At the same time, a slew of smaller activities are offered – a chance for local participants to engage in the festivities.
