Friday Night Seafood Buffet

Sunday Brunch

Saturday Night Prime Rib Buffet

This year’s Pops concert, People and Personas, shines a spotlight on the vibrant characters and personalities that come to life through music and pop culture. From bold heroes to quirky icons, the program celebrates the spirit and style of unforgettable figures through dynamic performances. In case of inclement weather, the performance will be held in Suber Banquet Hall.

Adapted by Dwayne Harford from Kate DiCamillo’s beloved novel, The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane is more than a children’s story—it’s a profound exploration of love, loss, and emotional awakening, brought to life by an intimate ensemble of actors and musicians. Edward, a porcelain rabbit once too vain to love, is cast adrift—literally and figuratively—on a journey through the hands and hearts of strangers. Though he cannot move or speak, Edward becomes a silent witness to grief, resilience, and hope, ultimately discovering the courage to love again. The play’s emotional depth and minimalist storytelling offer a rare opportunity for audiences to reflect on empathy and transformation in a world that often rushes past both. This all-ages show is brought to you by The Fred Register Endowment for Children’s Theatre at Young Harris College.

Join us for a night of smooth grooves and sharp rhythms, featuring a unique lineup of one-word titles. Enjoy iconic works by legends like Miles Davis, Duke Ellington, and more in this stylish celebration of jazz.

Fall Choir Concert

The Young Harris College Department of Music invites you to an unforgettable evening of séances and suspense with our upcoming production of Gian Carlo Menotti’s The Medium. This chilling, one- hour opera in two acts is the perfect way to immerse yourself in the eerie spirit of All Hallows Eve. For those afraid of the dark, we’re also offering a special matinee performance.

John L. Cleaveland, Jr. received his BFA from the University of Georgia and held a Graduate Assistantship in the UGA Studies Abroad Program in Cortona, Italy. He has exhibited his work at the Huntsville Museum of Art, the Albany Museum of Art, Blue Spiral 1 Gallery, University of Georgia, Madison Morgan Cultural Center, Lyndon House Art Center, and the Missouri State Botanical Gardens. His paintings are in the permanent collections of the Asheville Art Museum, the UGA State Botanical Garden of Georgia, the Combat Art Collection at the U.S. Marine Corps Museum, the Morris Museum of Art, 3-M Company, Bessemer Trust, and the Alabama Power Company. “My paintings are specific expressions of places I’ve been to that I love that I’m connected to, or that I’m pushed to some expression by. I’m not necessarily looking for a thing so much as I’m looking for a feeling — something that might tell a greater truth but in a very simple way.”

Come enjoy an evening of timeless elegance and musical storytelling as we present “French Impressions” – a program celebrating the brilliance of French composers and French-influenced themes. This special performance features works by Georges Bizet, Maurice Ravel, and others whose music has inspired generations of composers.