Rainy day in Highlands, thought we could kill some hours here, but it is tiny That said, the art... read more
Rainy day in Highlands, thought we could kill some hours here, but it is tiny That said, the art installations were excellent
Rainy day in Highlands, thought we could kill some hours here, but it is tiny That said, the art... read more
Look for the Covered Bridge, behind it is this unique place. They usually have several... read more
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Rainy day in Highlands, thought we could kill some hours here, but it is tiny That said, the art installations were excellent
Look for the Covered Bridge, behind it is this unique place. They usually have several interesting exhibits. The artwork is quite fascinating. It is located close to downtown, on the way to some of the waterfalls. (Dry Falls & Bridal Falls are just a few...More
What a neat place! We visited when the galleries featured three shows: a juried show of gorgeous wood chairs (each a work of art); a survey of textile arts and artists; and a ceramic exhibit by a single artist. Each exhibit was well-designed with a...More
This is truly one of the must see venues when in Highlands. The Bascom usually has at least one amazing exhibit going, and they're always free.
This was one of the highlights of our trip to Highlands, along with the waterfalls and great dining. We visited on a Saturday and toured the art gallery and shopped for hand-crafted gifts in the attached gift shop. The Bascom is also an educational center,...More
What catches your eyes is the covered bridge. Let's Stop! It's not old but is the main entrance to The Bascom. A beautiful building with modern rural art outside and 3 levels of galleries. There is a separate building for local artist to learn and...More
The covered bridge brought us to a serene setting of mixed media art. Metal sculpture, pottery, paint and paper, were all there to enjoy. If children are with you (or even if they are not), be sure to take the nature trail. Very nice gift...More
There is a lot going on at the wonderful site. We toured the iron art exhibit and were very interest in the pottery which was beautiful. Would love to come back when we have more time. The covered bridge was cool!
nice selection of art; if you are visitnig, call ahead and ask if there is a class in teh barn. would have been fun if we had known about it. be sure to walk the short trail- very cute things along the storybook trai.
The Bascom is a beautiful facility with a sprawling campus within walking distance of the charming mountain town of Highlands, North Carolina. Located in Westernmost North Carolina, Highlands is a tiny two-stop-light town with a burgeoning food and wine scene and great mountain scenery. The...More