Archived Editions - Saluda Lifestyles




July, Vol 50 - Coon Dog Day: Don't miss Saluda's 47th Annual COON DOG DAY on Saturday, July 10. A homecoming and celebration for dogs and their people! Great food, live music, parade, crafts, street dance, and more.   continued...

June, Vol 49 - Saluda Arts and Music Festival Success!: The streets of Saluda blossomed with art lovers and visitors during the seventh annual Saluda Arts & Music Festival held May 15, 2010. Juried artists showed their work, consisting of paintings, jewelry, pottery, photography, metalwork, wood turning, and more in historic downtown Saluda.   continued...

Saluda Train TracksMay, Vol 48 - Arts Are Alive in Saluda!: The seventh annual Saluda Arts and Music Festival is May 15, 2010 from 10am to 5pm. This is the first juried art event and artists represent a diverse range of 2D and 3D artwork. The festival celebrates Saluda's art heritage, historic buildings, and the natural beauty of its mountains and waterfalls.  continued...

Saluda Train TracksApril, Vol 47 - Welcome to the Mountains: Standing on the bridge over the railroad tracks, with the warm sun on my face, and a Carolina blue sky overhead I could see day trippers filling Main Street. Bicyclists and motorcyclists breezed by and all was right with Saluda.  continued...

March Newsletter March, Vol 46 - Saluda - Ready for Spring: Chilling winds are sweeping through Saluda as the winter hangs on. There are signs of Spring--Robins are bobbing around searching for the early earth worms, Mallards are pairing off, daffodils have pushed through the earth and the days are getting longer..   continued...

February Newsletter February, Vol 45 - Saluda - A Healing Place: Driving down the road looking over the pastoral fields and mountain tops of glistening white snow, I thought how elegant the long-laying snow had added to Saluda's charm.   continued...

January Newsletter January, Vol 44 - Saluda Whitens for the Holidays: Saluda welcomed winter with a near-record breaking snow for December just in time for a picturesque white Christmas. The drought of the last two years is a distant memory and replaced with over-flowing creeks, ponds, and lakes.   continued...