An Evening with Chuck Leavell: TREE MAN a Benefit for the Highlands-Cashiers Land Trust

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An Evening with Chuck Leavell: TREE MAN A Benefit for the Highlands-Cashiers Land Trust KNOW BEFORE YOU GO! DATE: Thursday, April 22nd TIME: 6:30pm-9:00pm LOCATION: The Farm at Old Edwards 336 Arnold Road Highlands, NC, 28741 SUMMARY & SCHEDULE Enjoy an intimate evening with the legendary Chuck Leavell to benefit the Highlands-Cashiers Land Trust. Chuck Leavell’s keyboard work has been heard on the works of Eric Clapton, the Rolling Stones, George Harrison, The Allman Brothers Band, The Black Crowes, Blues Traveler, Train, Martina McBride, John Mayer, David Gilmour, and many other prominent artists. His association with the Stones began back in 1982 and is still going strong, having recently toured with the Stones on their No Filter tours of Europe and the US. He is heard on their most recent Grammy-winning record, Blue and Lonesome, and has served as Musical Director for the Stones for more than 20 years. A conservationist and sustainable development advocate, Chuck Leavell’s commitment to the environment has been recognized world-wide, including being named Honorary Ranger by the US Forest Service. The evening will include a viewing of a portion of the rockumentary, “Chuck Leavell: Tree Man,” and Q&A session and musical surprises. 6:30pm Doors Open 6:30pm Cocktails & Passed Hors d’oeuvres 7:15pm Make way to be seated 7:30pm Welcome & Introduction of Chuck Leavell: Tree Man Guests to enjoy Spotted Trotter Charcuteries and Local Cheeses, House Pickles, Carringer Farm's Jams, Jellies Chow Chow, Mustard Wood Fired Artisan Breads 8:00pm Q&A with Mr. Chuck Leavell 8:15pm Music Selections by Mr. Chuck Leavell FOOD This event will be offering pass hors d'oeuvres and charcuterie selections during the show. There will be premium bar selections, along with wines from Tarpon Cellars and Laurent-Perrier for your enjoyment. Please note that this event does not include a seated dinner menu. SPONSORS Presented by Highlands Festivals, Inc / Bear Shadow, Half Mile Farm, Old Edwards Inn & Spa, Tarpon Cellars and Laurent-Perrier. SEATING & SERVICE All guests will have assigned tables for this event. We have made all efforts to group guests when requested. All tables will have assigned servers for food and beverages. We ask that you place all orders through your server to assist with social distancing measures. ATTIRE Mountain Chic, Resort Casual WEATHER This event will take place at indoor event facilities located at The Farm at Old Edwards. PARKING There is parking for all guests located at The Farm at Old Edwards. TICKETING FAQ: Can more tickets be purchased for this event? No, we are sold out for this event. Where can I pick up my tickets? You were sent your tickets via email from Universe. You must show your barcoded event tickets from Universe, either on your phone or with printed copies. If you cannot locate your tickets, please let us know at [email protected] and we will be happy to resend. Thank you for supporting Bear Shadow and the Highlands-Cashiers Land Trust. We hope you will consider a donation to Highlands-Cashiers Land Trust that evening so we can work together in preserving and protecting this beautiful place. .

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