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Skip to main content. The museum is one of only two in the United States dedicated to the house cat. Jackson County Green Energy Park is one of two in the world that utilize clean, renewable energy resources to encourage economic development, provide environmental protection, and offer educational opportunities that together will help lead towards a more sustainable future for Western North Carolina.
Take the whole family on an adventure through the mountains! Known for its variety of great restaurants , including Foragers Canteen , Rivers and Rails , Kostas , Boots Steakhouse and more, there are endless opportunities to try a unique non-chain restaurant.
Want to stretch your legs? Hit the Blue Ridge Parkway , which is only a twenty-minute drive from Dillsboro! Want to see waterfalls? Check out nearby Cashiers which has dozens. Ready to plan your trip to Dillsboro? Search Towns. Want to list your business on this page? Contact us. Dillsboro Festivals. Saturday, April 3, Old hat, new hat, yellow hat, blue hat. They're all welcome at Dillsboro's annual Easter Hat Parade at 2 PM, showcasing a variety of interesting hats atop participants of all ages, including pets.
Saturday, July 17, Stroll downtown artsy Dillsboro and interact with more than 40 of the region's best artisans. Browse the many shops and galleries while experiencing some of the area's best restaurants.
Entertainment and festival food round out a great family day that celebrates mountain art and culture. Free admission. Pets welcomed. Saturday, October 2, The artsy village of Dillsboro welcomes 40 demonstrating artists along Front Street with their colorful creations. Browse many nearby galleries too. Saturday, December 4, , Friday, December 10, Experience the magic as the charming village is transformed into a winter wonderland of lights, candles, laughter, and song!
It is foolish to believe that our watersheds can just be 'left alone' in the face of the continual development. The Blue Ridge Smoky Mountains are magnificent and awe-inspiring, yet it's the precious and pristine watershed that has shaped them into the mountain majesty they reflect.
Clean water and waterways are essential to the present and future health and preservation of these mountains as well as the low land waterways that they feed outside the Blue Ridge-Smoky Mountains. With more development and construction occurring, these waterways are in constant danger, both to their natural state and habitat as well as their ability to deliver clean water. Whether you're a visitor or resident, please do your share in keeping the waterways clean and healthy and report any abuses to local authorities.
To know more about this dedicated group of waterway preservationists, you can contact them at their website, www. Green Energy Park, just outside the town of Dillsboro, to the west on Haywood Road, is another unique use of community property.
The park creates renewable energy from a landfill and its methane gas. A facility has been created at the Green Energy Park for local artists to use in their creative projects, using methane gas energy-powered equipment. The Green Energy Park uses its renewable energy resources as fuel for glassblowing, blacksmith forges, pottery kilns, and a large greenhouse. Skilled crafts-persons hold classes in various mediums using this renewable energy in creating their craft works.
Beautiful displays of artwork created at the park are on display at the Green Energy Gallery for sale. The park also holds various special events throughout the year.
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