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.
Whether you’re set on tubing down the French Broad River, or mounting a guided canoe or kayak expedition, or fly-fishing down the French Broad, make sure your first stop is Headwaters Outfitters, located at 25 Parkway Road (the intersection of Highways 64 and 215) in Rosman.
The details of our Passover and Easter meals are leavened (and unleavened) with deep cultural traditions.
“A Jug of Wine, A Loaf of Bread and Thou” – somehow the 11th century’s Omar Khayyam predicted the vibrant spirit of Bear Shadow’s Wine, Women and Song, 2:00 to 4:00 P.M. Saturday, April 30, at Skyline Lodge. To reserve your spot, visit bearshadownc.com.
Chef Chadwick Boyd brings plenty of downhome flavor (with some 21st Century innovations) to his Chef’s Dinner at The Farm, Sunday, May 15.
For more information and to book online, visit oldedwardshospitality.com/chefdinners.
The Fix Restaurant, Bar & Lounge, located at 3093 US 64 East in Sapphire, arrives in this quiet community as an exclamation point for food and fun and conversation. You can learn more at thefixsapphire.com, but you really should stop in.
Marci Sherwood’s flavor-rich Lamb creation brings a fresh, undeniably Provençal flavor to the Plateau.
The Many Hands Peace Farm springs to glorious life, with planting advice for gardens across the Plateau.
The Twilight 5K Race is set for August 13. That gives you plenty of time to get those abs, hamstrings, glutes and calves into springy shape. And find some comfy shoes, too!
Mike Kinnebrew brings his tales of Love and Life to the Orchard Sessions at
The Farm at Old Edwards, Thursday, May 19. For updates and to book online,
visit OldEdwardsHospitality.com/OrchardSessions.
