Nature’s Beauty
The spectacle of Shadow of the Bear and gracious hospitality cap a magnificent season of discovery for the Highlands-Cashiers Center for Life Enrichment.
The spectacle of Shadow of the Bear and gracious hospitality cap a magnificent season of discovery for the Highlands-Cashiers Center for Life Enrichment.
From the battlefield to the mindset of Georgia O’Keefe and even below the Antarctic ice, the Center for Life Enrichment is offering transport to a world of fascinating possibilities.
Dive into art, music, literature, and sports this summer with the Highlands-Cashiers Center for Life Enrichment. For a full list of July’s offerings,please visit clehighlands.com.
The Center for Life Enrichment provides invaluable lessons about life in the Big World and life here on the Plateau.
Oh, The Lessons They Learned – the Center for Life Enrichment’s 2022 slate of classes offers tales both comical and dire, accounts of art and passion, and sweet, sweet sips and savors. For more information, visit clehighlands.com, call (828) 526-8811, or email [email protected].
The Center for Life Enrichment’s Executive Director Sandy Carlton steps down after 30 years of dedicated and wise leadership.
Bordeaux, Napa Valley and…Tiger, Georgia? We’re serious! The Center for Life Enrichment has a tour of the startling Stonewall Creek Winery, October 12. Visit clehighlands.com for more information.
The Center for Life Enrichment will venture into the shadowy world of the supernatural with a presentation by paranormal expert Pepper Paris, October 27. For information, go to clehighlands.com.
The Center for Life Enrichment will introduce Plateau audiences to internationally-acclaimed author Ron Rash on Tuesday, September 7.
Though it’s been maligned in recent decades, hemp has a long history as a favorite crop of American farmers. CLE offers a tour of a local hemp farm on August 30. Call (828) 526-8811 or register online at clehighlands.com
What makes Champagne different from other sparkling wines? We will discuss a slew of topics from the unique history of the region, why Champagne began to sparkle and how the Champenoise learned to work with the bubbles, to the variety of styles, why yeast is so important, how it is made, and how to serve it.
Thirty years ago, Stephen Skowronek, a political scientist at Yale, published a book titled The Politics Presidents Make. It was generally recognized as one of the most important books on the presidency since Richard Neustadt’s book, Presidential Power.
Georgia O’Keeffe is best known for her flowers and desert landscape paintings. Using O’Keeffe’s life work as inspiration, participants will come to understand her process and create artwork based on her style.
Join Horticulturist and Native Plant Enthusiast Adam Bigelow for a slow, gentle walk in Dixon Woods Park, Highlands-Cashiers Land Trust’s newest hiking trail network that surrounds Dixon Pond.
Back by popular demand, this year with a location surprise! Join us for creativity, cabins and cocktails on this 20 acre property that is home to three historic Joe Webb log cabins built in the 30’s. The many springs and the lake found on the property are the headwaters for Bridal Veil Falls.
Back by popular demand, this year with a location surprise! Join us for creativity, cabins and cocktails on this 20 acre property that is home to three historic Joe Webb log cabins built in the 30’s. The many springs and the lake found on the property are the headwaters for Bridal Veil Falls.
In the last five years, there has been an upsurge in the effort to ban books from public libraries and schools, even such seemingly inoffensive and inspiring children’s books like Martin Luther King, Jr. and the March on Washington and Ruby Bridges Goes to School, a memoir by an African American girl who integrated a white New Orleans school.
Over the centuries, all three of the United States’ founding documents—the Declaration of Independence, Constitution and Bill of Rights—have, like undersea treasures, become encrusted with a thick coating . . . of mythology. Americans think of the Declaration of Independence as a bold protest against government by kings and queens, though it never actually denounces monarchy. . .
Many commonly used landscaping plants can have damaging effects on the ecosystem, without us even knowing it.
In this presentation, Jim McClintock will share stunning photographs of the spectacular world under the sea ice in Antarctica.
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