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Business Directory
Art League of Highlands
Dottie Bruce
PO Box 2133
Highlands, NC 28741
Meets the 4th Wednesday of the month at the Performing Arts Center.
Center for Life Enrichment
Sandy Carlton
PO Box 2046
348 Fifth Street Suite 209
Highlands, NC 28741
CLE offers something for everyone from June through September. Art, Music, Highlands History, Current Events, Computer Classes, Literature, Cooking, Gardening, Photography, and many more topics will keep you intellectually challenged. Contact us is you would like to receive a brochure of our class listings. "Our mission is to enrich the lives of adults who have a mutual interest in intellectual stimulation and cultural enhancement."
Highlands Cashiers Chamber Music Festival
Nancy Gould-Aaron
PO Box 1702
507 Chestnut Street
Highlands, NC 28741
Our season runs for 5 weeks starting in July. We present internationally known musicians, trios and quartets. Concerts are Fridays (6:00 PM) and Sundays (5 PM) at PAC; Saturdays and Mondays (5 PM) at the Cashiers Library. Highlights include Opening and Closing Galas, Special Performances and Lectures, Feast of the Festival, Picnic Concerts, Open Rehearsals, and Movies about Music.
Highlands Cashiers Players
Ronnie Spilton
PO Box 1416
Highlands, NC 28741
Plays and other special events scheduled through out the year. Please call or visit our website.
Highlands Historical Society
Eric NeSmith, President
PO Box 670
524 N. Fourth Street
Highlands, NC 28741-0670
Our goal is to provide a place where photos, books, artifacts, and other Highlands memorabilia can be brought together to preserve our history for present and future generations.The Highlands Historic Village will be open to the public on Saturdays, 10:00 a.m. to 4:.00 p.m. (April through October) or by appointment. The House-Trapier-Wright House (also known as "The Prince House"), which is the oldest private dwelling in Highlands, and the Historical Museum and Archives are located at 524 N. 4th Street, across from the funeral home. Feel free to contact us at our web site, by e-mail, or by phone, as listed below, and we"ll get back to you as soon as possible. www.highlandshistory.com or e-mail highlandshistory@nctv.com. or phone 828-787-1050.
Highlands Playhouse, The
Dwight E. Bryant
PO Box 896
Highlands, NC 28741
The Highlands Playhouse Board of Directors would like to thank everyone for the support and good will generated this year. We hope that we have given you a wonderful season of entertainment and that you will look to us year after year for the best in live theatre. We are ending our year with the Highlands Playhouse Antique Show featuring exhibitors from across our nation and also abroad. The Antique Show will be Friday, September 26th ~ Sunday, September 28th with a Preview Party on Thursday, September 25th. Tickets to the Preview Party are $25.00 and admission to the actual Show is $12.00. The drawing for the "Diamond Raffle" will be on Sunday, September 28th at the closing of the Antique Show. Good luck to everyone! We welcome anyone interested in becoming a Patron. We couldn't open our doors without your kind generousity! Watch our Chamber listing as well as our website for the upcoming seasons lineup. www.highlandsplayhouse.org "Highlands Playhouse"
Martin-Lipscomb Performing Arts Center
Dean Zuch
PO Box 296
607 Chestnut Street
Highlands, NC 28741
The Martin-Lipscomb Performing Arts Center brings the performing arts to the Highlands area by providing a first-class low-cost facility for many participating organizations.
Museum of American Cut & Engraved Glass
George Siek
218 Whiteside Mountain Rd.
Highlands, NC 28741
The museum, a 501(c)(3) organization, displays over 400 pieces of antique cut and engraved glass from the American Brilliant Period (1876 -1916). Cut and engraved glass from the period is available for sale. There is no admission charge. Hours: May 15 - Oct Tues, Thurs, Sat 1pm - 4pm; November Sat 1pm - 4pm
The Bascom ~ A Center for the Visual Arts
Marlene A. Fairchild
PO Box 766
323 Franklin Road
Highlands, NC 28741
The Bascom is a non-profit art center serving the region"s visual arts needs. We provide exhibits, the Bascom Collection, artworks by 20th- and 21st-century visual artists from the southeastern United States, a lecture series, and art and craft workshops for all artists.
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