• Plein Air Festival 2026

    The French term "plein air" means outdoors, which refers to the practice of creating whole finished paintings outside. This year, The Village Green of Cashiers' plein air festival artists will […]

  • Locally Grown Farmers Market

    Recurring
    The Commons

    Choose the Food Less Traveled at Locally Grown on The Green Discover the taste of homegrown goodness at Locally Grown on The Green, Cashiers’ farm stand market featuring local growers. […]

  • Groovin’ on the Green- Gotcha Groove

    We're so excited to welcome Gotcha Groove back to the Commons Stage! Gotcha Groove is a slammin’ seven-member private event/corporate/party band based in the Carolinas and is comprised of an […]

  • Locally Grown Farmers Market

    Recurring
    The Commons

    Choose the Food Less Traveled at Locally Grown on The Green Discover the taste of homegrown goodness at Locally Grown on The Green, Cashiers’ farm stand market featuring local growers. […]

  • Cashiers 48th Annual Antique Show

    The 48th Annual Cashiers Antique Show will take place August 7–9, at the beautiful Village Green in the heart of Cashiers. This beloved summer tradition brings together distinguished dealers from […]

  • Youth Nature Series: Animal Tracks and Skulls by Topher Stephens

    Common's Lawn 160 Frank Allen Road, Cashiers, NC, United States

    Step into the shoes of a wildlife detective in our hands-on Animal Tracks and Skulls Workshop! Kids will get up close with the amazing creatures of Western North Carolina by […]

  • Locally Grown Farmers Market

    Recurring
    The Commons

    Choose the Food Less Traveled at Locally Grown on The Green Discover the taste of homegrown goodness at Locally Grown on The Green, Cashiers’ farm stand market featuring local growers. […]

  • Groovin’ on the Green- The Wandering Hours

    Join us welcoming The Wondering Hours to the Commons Stage! Based in Tampa Bay, Florida, The Wandering Hours are an original take on traditional American string music combining old-time, early […]

  • Village Nature Series: Indigenous Stewardship- Weaving together culture, climate, and land

    Founded in 2009, The Center for Native Health (CNH) is a Native-led, 501(c)3, located in Cherokee, NC. CNH implements a variety of program areas to ensure the balanced wellbeing of Southeastern Native communities through the preservation and respectful application of Native Knowledge to empower people, land, and culture. Through such efforts, CNH is able to […]