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A Jet-Fueled Valentine: Review of Mountain Theatre Company’s Rock of Ages

Mountain Theatre Company’s Rock of Ages is a jet-fueled (with a splash of Riunite) valentine to the 80s Power Ballad Era, running through August

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Sweet Sensations at Highlands Mountaintop Art and Craft Show

The Scaly Mountain Women’s Club provides tuition reimbursement for qualifying residents of Scaly Mountain and Sky Valley

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Weekend Concerts

Lace up your dancing shoes – Highlands’ free weekend concerts return next month – Friday nights at Town Square and Saturday evenings at

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Easter Events on The Plateau

Easter will be celebrated across the Plateau, with events at both the Village Green in Cashiers and Highlands Rec Park.

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Bear Shadow Music Festival

The side events during the day add color and texture and fun to Bear Shadow. For details and reservations, visit bearshadownc.com.

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Sip & Savor Tuesdays at Half-Mile Farm

The secrets of farm-flavored cooking and casual cocktail crafting will be revealed at High-Mile Farm’s Sip & Savor Tuesdays. Once your Half-Mile

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Spoon Headlines Bear Shadow

Spoon brings decades’ worth of Indie cred to Bear Shadow. For more information, visit bearshadownc.com.

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Highlands Music Scene

Highlands heats up cool spring evenings with cool jazz and sharp beats.

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Cars, Cars and More Cars

Rev those engines, polish the chrome – Highlands Motoring Festival is racing toward us – June 8-11.

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Immerse Yourself in Art

Mountaintop Rotary’s Art and Craft Show, set for June 24 and 25 at Kelsey-Hutchinson Founders Park in Highlands, provides a bazaar of the beautiful and the unique.

A Day of Celebration

Highlands Chamber of Commerce/Visit Highlands, NC promises music, games and a full fireworks display for the Fourth of July

Plenty to Celebrate

It’s a blast! Cashiers and Glenville are launching dazzling fireworks displays on the evenings of July 1 and 2


Warm Up Your Swing

Big Brothers Big Sisters will stage its 10th Annual Croquet Tournament of the Plateau on June 20 at The Country Club of Sapphire Valley. To register or learn more call (828) 399-9133 or email [email protected].

Art Makin’ & Storytellin’

If you’re a full-time Plateau person, a par t-time resident, heck, even if you’re just passing through, consider this an invitation to The Bascom’s Community Day 2023, set for July 1 at 11:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M.

Highlands Outdoor Concert Series

The music of Highlands’ Weekend Concert Series – Friday Night Live and Saturdays on Pine Outdoor Concert Series, and Pop-Up Bagpiper Performances, provides a free soundtrack for a Plateau Summer.


Dream Cars on Display

Highlands Motoring Festival revs up for its 16th year – June 8-11. It’s free to the public, but donations are welcome. To volunteer or for more information, visit the festival’s website at HighlandsMotoringFestival.com.

Distinctly Highlands

The Highlands Motoring Festival’s opening June 8 Meet and Greet celebration at Art Highlands Gallery revs up the town’s social calendar.

Raising Fun and Funds

Rise and Shine is a joyous celebration of life on the Plateau. This year’s event will happen on Sunday, July 30 at 5:30 P.M. at the Cullasaja Club.


Summit Bear Run

Lace up those Chucks! Chow down those carbs! It’s Summit Charter School’s Cinco De Mayo 5K Summit Bear Run, set for 6:00 P.M. Friday, May 5.

Fourth Annual Barn Dance

Mountain Youth Charities has the party for you at its 4th Annual Barn Dance & Bar-B-Cue, June 23 at The Chimney Pond Farm in Glenville.

Young Summers

Sydney Galarda is a high school student from Charleston, South Carolina. She’s been spending her summers with her grandparents here on the Plateau for the last eight years.