The Zahner Lecture Series explores the art of ancient America and the incredible stressors facing the natural world. Lectures are presented at the Highlands Nature Center. For a full schedule, visit highlandsbiological.org or call the Highlands Biological Station at (828) 526-2221.
Cathy Clark’s Hidden Vale Microgreens is seducing Plateau palates with these little jewels of flavor and goodness.
Without new streams and new schemes, the magic built into Fly Fishing can vanish.
All of downtown Highlands is the stage for Porchfest 2022, set for 1:00 to 6:00 P.M.Sunday, September 18.
The First Presbyterian Church of Highlands’ Interlude Concert Series is a welcome respite from the stresses of 2022. First Presbyterian Church is located at the corner of Main and Fifth Streets. Handicapped accessible entrances are located on Church Street and on Fifth Street.
For The Bascom, July 2 has been set aside as a celebration of the richness and vitality of the entire Plateau community. Join them for Community Day, 323 Franklin Road in Highlands.
The Mountain Artisan Summertime Art and Craft Show set for July 1-2 at Western Carolina University, will be laced with examples of “Vanishing Crafts.”
Cashiers Cares, which has benefitted local non-profits since 2008, will stage a charity golf tournament at Trillium Links & Lake Club on September 18.
The Mountain Retreat & Learning Center is staging a complete set of camp sand activities.
Cashiers Historical Society’s Jan Wyatt Symposium presentation of Ancient Rocks and the Modern Plateau – set for July 20 at The Country Club of Sapphire Valley –is a deep dive into the Deep Time of this far end of the Southern Appalachians.
