Cashiers Valley Group of AA - Tuesday at 7 PM - Topic Discussion - Open Meeting
Cashiers Valley Group of AA - Friday at 7 PM - Topic Discussion - Open Meeting
Cashiers Valley Group of AA - Saturday at 9 AM - Open Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions book study
Cashiers Valley Group of AA - Sunday at 5 PM - Open Big Book study
Cashiers Valley Group of AA - Last Tuesday of January, April, July, & November - 5:30 Open Potluck/Speaker meeting with set up at 5:30, dinner at 6:00 and speaker meeting at 7:00 PM
For more information, please visit www.aawnc80.org or to speak with a member of AA 24/7 at 828-349-4357
Cashiers Valley Group of AA - Tuesday at 7 PM - Topic Discussion - Open Meeting
Cashiers Valley Group of AA - Friday at 7 PM - Topic Discussion - Open Meeting
Cashiers Valley Group of AA - Saturday at 9 AM - Open Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions book study
Cashiers Valley Group of AA - Sunday at 5 PM - Open Big Book study
Cashiers Valley Group of AA - Last Tuesday of January, April, July, & November - 5:30 Open Potluck/Speaker meeting with set up at 5:30, dinner at 6:00 and speaker meeting at 7:00 PM
For more information, please visit www.aawnc80.org or to speak with a member of AA 24/7 at 828-349-4357
Join the Cashiers Historical Society and listen to Master Photographer and Author, Tim Barnwell, talk about his work on Faces and Places of Cashiers Valley and highlight some of his other projects including his three Appalachian-themed books, the people of Highlands, and his YouTube channel, The Face of Appalachia.
Barnwell’s images have appeared in dozens of magazines, including Time, Newsweek, Southern Accents, House Beautiful, American Craft, Outdoor Photographer, US Air, Mother Jones, Sky and Telescope, Blue Ridge Country, Billboard, U.S. News and World Report, Travel South, American Style, Smithsonian, Woodwork, Our State, Black & White Magazine, Smoky Mountain Living, Aperture, LensWork, Fiberarts, Astronomy, Parents, Ceramics Monthly, and National Parks.
In the summer of 2024, CHS republished Faces & Places of Cashiers Valley. The books will be available for purchase at the event.
