Kids Camps this summer! Children enjoy a variety of
exciting activities including golf, swimming, wellness hikes and cooking classes!
The Cliffs offers a variety of
Summertime
Cool Down
The Cliffs Gourmet Markets now offer pints of
Ciao Bella Gelatos & Sorbet.
These creamy gelatos and fruity sorbets come in a
variety of delicious flavors to help cool you down this summer!
Ciao Bella has earned many prestigious awards
for their tasty cool treats. They pride themselves
in serving an all-natural product with unique,
gourmet flavors. Try one of these delicious
vanilla gelato, blood
orange sorbetto, pistachio gelato,
espresso gelato, lemon sorbet,
chocolate gelato, and more. Watch for
varieties today...
tasting samples in the Gourmet Markets
throughout July!
The Cliffs at Glassy Gourmet Market
(864) 895-0222 | [email protected]
The Cliffs Valley Gourmet Market
(864) 660-1118 | [email protected]
What’s Inside...
4 | REACHING OUT BY REACHING IN
Philanthropy spotlight
7 | FOCUS ON WELLNESS
Learn about Meditation and Skin Health
8 | THE CLIFFS INTRODUCES
PRESERVE HEALTH
A New Model of Healthcare
14 | GOLF TO A LATIN BEAT
Contributed by Dale Spiess,
Member at The Cliffs at Keowee Falls
7
19 | OUTSIDE THE GATES
Cultural events happening in the Upstate and
Western North Carolina
20 | CLUB EVENTS SCHEDULE
A listing of July events
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CRO
C LI F F S RES I D EN T S O U T RE AC H
eaching
ut
by reaching in
The historic Wood Store near Tigerville Elementary School, now owned by North Greenville
University, dates from the mid-1800s. Cliffs Residents Outreach volunteers contracted with the
university to use the long-vacant store, at no cost, to store and pack foods for schoolchildren and families.
“Education is the key to unlock
the golden door to freedom.”
– George Washington Carver
A year ago, Carrie Didlake landed her dream job. Not a corner office for a
Fortune 500 company. Not a high-profile position in the community. No,
in fact, she’s rarely seen at all by the people who count on her the most.
Carrie is the executive director of Cliffs Resident Outreach (CRO), a nonprofit group formed by residents of The Cliffs at Glassy and The Cliffs
Valley communities with a laser-sharp mission: to empower children to
learn by removing obstacles that hinder their education. CRO works behind
the scenes with a handful of local public elementary school administrators
to provide a safety net of life-saving resources to the least fortunate children in their classrooms and their families.
“We know that education is the best way out of inter-generational poverty,”
Carrie explains, “and when the family suffers, the child’s ability to learn
and get a quality education declines. By serving the child, we serve the
whole family.”
A lot of agencies help families meet their basic needs. CRO, however, steps
in after those resources have been exhausted. Officials with participating
schools work with teachers to identify students with serious – often grave
– home lives or personal situations and contact CRO when these kids are
at a critical juncture of need.
“CRO makes sure that these children don’t fall through the cracks in our
society. These families are very dignified and proud, as we all would be,
and very reluctant to take hand-outs from organizations. We usually don’t
even know the identity of the children we’re helping,” Carrie adds.
Case-in-point. A second grader at Tigerville Elementary had a family crisis when a sibling was critically injured while riding a go-cart. The student
and his mother slept each night at the hospital. The mother had to quit her
job to stay with her child in the hospital, waking up each morning in
Greenville and driving to Tigerville Elementary and back – and then up and
back again each afternoon – so that the student could still continue attending school. CRO was contacted, and volunteers raised $1,000 to help
pay the family’s bills for the month, so that the mother could care for her
children.
Indeed, November 1, 2007 (CRO’s first day in existence), the organization
received a call about a fourth grader in a nearby school whose home was
Nonperishable items once again line the shelves at the Wood Store, where
volunteers plan and pack meals for families to deliver to schools on Fridays.
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getting ready to be seized in foreclosure. The family was in such dire straits
financially that the student was selecting fewer food items at lunch to try
to reduce costs. CRO paid the family’s mortgage payment for that month,
giving the student’s single mother, who had been injured on the job, a
chance to get back on her feet with her expenses. In short, they bridged the
gap and helped a mom make the ends meet to provide for her family again.
“We want to do that same kind of thing for hundreds of children,” Carrie says. “We want to move things out of their way, like whether their parents can pay the mortgage. Our philosophy is to never say no – to always
find a way to say yes.”
In addition to crisis situations like the ones above, CRO offers two programs during the school year to combat hunger, one of the most well-documented obstacles to learning in the classroom. Because many children go
to school without eating breakfast, CRO’s “Healthy Snack Program” provides select children a mid-morning, healthy snack that meets Zest Quest’s
guidelines for optimal nutrition (low sugar, with low salt and no trans fats).
Additionally, for the neediest families, CRO’s “Backpacks” program packs
a two-day supply of food for each family member, that these students take
home on Friday afternoons to get them and their families through the
weekend. Thanks to this effort, these children show less erratic behavior
on Mondays that school administrators and their teachers attribute largely
to malnutrition. This summer, when school is out, CRO continues providing backpacks to these families each weekend.
Currently, CRO is made up of Carrie and 45 volunteers who are residents
of The Cliffs at Glassy and The Cliffs Valley communities. Next school
year, CRO will expand to include an elementary school near Lake Keowee,
and residents of The Cliffs at Keowee Vineyards and Keowee Falls can
participate. The organization is funded through support from the
Members’ purchases of Preferred Guest Golf Passes and also from Jim
Anthony, founder and president of The Cliffs Communities, and The Cliffs
Communities’ Foundation, but the most support comes in the form of the
outpouring of genuine care exuded by The Cliffs’ resident volunteers.
“What inspires me is the breadth of quality talent found in The Cliffs’ residents giving their time. I have never seen a Board of Directors as committed and hard working as those who serve at CRO. They are deeply
committed to these children. For a non-profit executive director, this is
the best world there is… this is going to be a huge boost to these kids and,
I believe, will end up being a model," said Didlake.
Learn more about how The Cliffs Residents Outreach by calling
(864) 895-5392 or emailing Carrie Didlake, executive director, at
[email protected].
PHOTO CAPTIONS:
TOP: Volunteers meet weekly to acquire and deliver food items to the Wood Store. Linda
Schaub, front, pulls a wagon of groceries as Lynn Malak helps balance the load.
MIDDLE: Lee Parker puts together all the items needed by one family for two breakfasts,
two lunches, and two dinners. Some of the seven families who receive backpacks of food have
infants and elderly members, so each family receives individualized packs. BOTTOM:
Linda Coker, left, and Jeanne Moore work together to plan meals after storing newly
purchased items for the Healthy Snacks and Backpacks programs. Each school day, 175
children enjoy a midmorning snack from CRO, and 35 family members are recipients of
the backpack program. Both programs will expand next school year.
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The Cliffs Residential Rental Program
Experience Inter-Community Resort Living at The Cliffs! The Cliffs
has over 40 luxury appointed homes and cottages throughout its communities available for Members
to rent on a nightly, weekly or monthly basis. These homes are perfect for summer getaways, holidays,
corporate outings, anniversaries or weekend adventures.
Let our team take care of all your long-term needs...
The Cliffs Residential Rental Program also provides you with the opportunity to lease a private luxury
home in one of our communities. We have both furnished and unfurnished homes that will allow you to
start enjoying life at The Cliffs while you construct your dream home.
For a complete listing of homes for rent with virtual tours and photo galleries,
go to www.cliffscommunities.com/living or call (864) 836-8244 ext. 1521.
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Focus on Wellness
Meditation
Most of us know that exercise, healthy diet, and sufficient sleep contribute
to our overall health and wellbeing. Meditation and relaxation techniques
can increase our wellbeing through the mind-body connection. In other
words, we can use our minds to create real physiological changes in our
bodies. Dr. Herbert Benson of Harvard Medical School and Mind Body
Medical Institute pioneered research to support the credibility of these
methods through his 1975 book The Relaxation Response.
“The relaxation response is a physical state of deep rest that changes
the physical and emotional responses to stress... and the opposite of the
fight or flight response."
- Herbert Benson, MD. www.relaxationresponse.org
Dr. Benson’s research proved that meditation contributed to positive
changes in metabolism, heart rate, respiration, blood pressure and brain
chemistry. Meditation does not have to involve complicated procedures.
Follow Dr. Benson’s six simple steps to elicit the relaxation response:
1. Sit quietly in a comfortable position.
2. Close your eyes.
3. Deeply relax all your muscles, beginning at your feet and progressing
up to your face. Keep them relaxed.
4. Breathe through your nose. Become aware of your breathing. As you
breathe out, say a word or short phrase, and repeat as you breathe in.
5. Continue for 10 to 20 minutes.
6. Do not worry about whether you are successful. Maintain a passive
attitude and permit relaxation to occur at its own pace.
Skin
Health
Summer has arrived and so has the risk of over exposure. Your
skin is the largest organ of your body, so make its health your top
Wellness goal this season. The following tips will help you choose
a sunscreen that should do the job:
• Pick a broad-spectrum sunscreen that protects against UV-A and
UV-B rays and has a sun protection factor (SPF) of at least 15.
• Read product labels. Look for a waterproof brand if you will be
sweating or swimming. Buy a non-stinging product or one specifically formulated for your face.
• Buy a brand that does not contain para-aminobenzoic acid
(PABA) if you are sensitive to that ingredient.
• Choose a sun block that contains zinc oxide or titanium dioxide,
both include compounds that block almost the entire spectrum
of the sun’s damaging rays without causing irritation. Once only
available in chalky white, it now comes in colorless forms.
• Try a sunscreen with different chemicals if your skin reacts badly
to the one that you are using. Not all sunscreens have the same
ingredients.
• Use a water-based sunscreen for oily skin or if you are prone to acne.
• Be aware that more expensive does not mean better. Although a
costly brand might feel or smell better, it is not necessarily more
effective than a cheaper product.
• Be aware of the expiration date. Some sunscreen ingredients
might degrade over time.
Member Wellness Challenge Update
Wellness Challenge participants receive one wellness point for
every day that they spend 15 minutes on meditation, breathing, or relaxation techniques. This month’s prize will be two one-hour massages. Earn 100
points for attending The Power of Mind/Body Connection lecture on Tuesday, July 15, at Keowee Vineyards Lakehouse, or by watching the video.
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The Cliffs Introduces
A N E W M O D E L O F H E A LT H C A R E
The Cliffs is pleased to introduce a new model of
healthcare to its members, associates, and the public. Preserve Health, located in The Village at Mountain Park, provides convenient, centralized access to
world-class healthcare right here at “home.”
“Innovative caring” is the cornerstone of the Upstate and Southeast’s premier facility where physicians and health experts work together to provide
patients with a multi-disciplinary team approach to
care, prevention, and sustainable wellness. This
team approach to a personalized wellness plan is
supported by the latest technology including electronic health records, digital radiography, and
telemedicine with America’s best physicians and
fully-interfaced laboratory systems. This unique,
trendsetting approach to care puts Preserve Health
at the forefront of revolutionary medical care.
Preserve Health focuses on outcome -focused, patient-centered medical services, patient satisfac-
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tion and safety, continuity of care and open access to primary care and treatment.
In addition to personalized visits with
health team members, Preserve Health
provides many services including:
“Preserve Health is a family medical practice that’s
in a unique position to form a relationship with
the patient and is ready to serve as their ‘medical
home,’” says Chief Executive Officer and Senior
Physician Dr. Holbrook Raynal. “Our physicians
and nurse practitioners seek to promote healthier
lifestyles by providing education and goal-setting
in partnership with patients.” Dr. Holbrook adds
that Preserve Health “offers an approach to
healthcare delivery that draws on the best of the
scientific approach to medicine but refocuses on
what’s best for the patient’s needs. We’re excited to
offer our patients a higher level of care, comfort
and convenience, rarely experienced in a primary
care setting, while coordinating and monitoring all
needed referrals to specialists and sub-specialists.”
• Acute illness care for adults and children
• Preventative care for all ages
• Chronic illness care, self management
goal setting and individualized case
management
• Women’s health services including
management of abnormal pap smears
and treatment of menopause-related
conditions
• Complete executive physical examinations
• Medical care for foreign travel
• Team-based smoking cessation and
weight loss programs
• Primary care procedures including
minor skin surgery, laceration repair and
treatment of skin lesions
• Basic radiographic procedures utilizing
up-to-date digital equipment
• Telemedicine capability collaborating
with tertiary centers such as Wake Forest
University Baptist Medical Center in
Winston-Salem, NC
Joining Dr. Raynal at Preserve Health is Dr. Nick
Ulmer, VP of Health and Wellness and Executive Medical Director at The Cliffs. Dr. Ulmer will serve as Director of Quality and Compliance at the facility. “I’m eager to help implement
this practice model as we look to exceed the clinical benchmarking data published nationally,” Dr. Ulmer reports. “We feel
we can do it better by engaging patients as integral parts of the
team”.
Preserve Health Plus
Preserve Health Plus was designed specifically for patients that
desire readily accessible attention, enhanced communication and
guaranteed convenience. Preserve Health Plus is an innovative
concierge service initially available to a limited number of Cliffs’
members. Those members will enjoy instant communication
with a dedicated primary care team member of their choice who
is ready to address any concern at any time.
Members will also have continuous access to a personal Wellness
Coach who’s trained to develop a personal wellness plan in partnership with the client. The Wellness Coach will encourage and
motivate individuals to achieve personal wellness goals. These
invaluable advocates make the healthcare experience at Preserve
Health unlike any other ever offered. The Wellness Coach’s
focus is on “high touch” while providing seamless, efficient access to coordinated healthcare as directed by your physician.
Along with same day appointments with limited or no waiting,
email connectivity with your physician is provided for Preserve
Health Plus participants. Other features include unhurried visits dedicated to answering your health-related questions and
concerns, foreign travel consultations; transportable personal
health records downloaded onto a password-protected “flash
drive,” individualized weight loss and smoking cessation programs. The practice also offers comprehensive nutritional evaluation with a registered dietician and behavioral and emotional
health consultation with a certified cognitive behavioral therapist.
“Preserve Health Plus offers a level of attention and services
previously not available in the primary care setting,” says Dr.
Raynal. “The global healthcare experience through Preserve
Health Plus puts you at the center of your care, surrounded by
a quality driven, service oriented staff focused on aiding you in
optimizing wellness in every way possible.”
Preserve Health is located at The Village at Mountain Park. Appointments are planned to be offered beginning July 2. The office will be open for services by appointment only from 8:00am
until 5:00pm, Monday through Friday.
For more information go to www.PreserveHealth.com or
call (864) 836-5322
The Preserve Health Team
Holbrook W. Raynal, M.D., D.H.A., C.M.D., F.A.A.F.P.
Chief Executive Officer and Senior Physician
With 30 years of clinical and administrative experience,
Dr. Raynal, as the owner and founder, brings a wealth of
practical knowledge to Preserve Health. Board certified in
Family Medicine with Geriatrics, he earned doctoral degrees in Medicine and Health Administration from the
Medical University of South Carolina, as well as certification as medical director of long-term care facilities.
With particular interest and experience in the implementation of electronic
health records, systems change, preventative care, chronic disease management, and quality improvement, Dr. Raynal provides a unique perspective with
regard to developing new practices, re-designing existing practices and collaborating in the implementation of corporate wellness programs.
Enoch G. “Nick” Ulmer, Jr. M.D., C.P.C., F.A.A.F.P.
Director of Quality and Compliance
Director of Quality and Compliance Dr. Ulmer received
his undergraduate degree in Microbiology at Clemson
University and his Doctor of Medicine from the Medical
University of South Carolina. He currently holds the title
of Assistant Professor of Family Medicine from the
Medical University of South Carolina and continues to
assist in resident physician education.
Dr. Ulmer joins Preserve Health after serving 17 years in primary care in Laurens, SC. His former practice, The Family Healthcare Center, received national
recognition from both clinical and business organizations under his leadership as Medical Director. Dr. Ulmer will offer many services at Preserve Health
including women’s health, pediatrics, internal medicine and dermatology with
minor surgery.
Kristi R. Williams, RN, MSN, FNP-BC
Kristi brings 18 years of nursing experience with 11 of
those years as a family nurse practitioner. She holds a
bachelor's and a master's degree in Nursing from Clemson University and certification as a family nurse practitioner from the University of South Carolina. Prior to
becoming a nurse practitioner, Kristi’s clinical experience
was in the intensive and critical care settings, yielding her
a special interest in the prevention of illness as well as
prevention of complications related to chronic disease.
Kara M. Price, RN, MSN, FNP-BC
Kara joins Preserve Health as a family nurse practitioner, having most recently served as graduate teaching assistant at
Clemson University’s Joseph F. Sullivan Center. She is a
Cum Laude graduate of the University of Alabama in
Huntsville, with a Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing
and recently completed requirements for the masters degree in Nursing at Clemson University. She has extensive
experience in Surgical Trauma Intensive Care, Women’s
Postoperative Surgical Care and Family Medical Care, including the care of patients with acute and chronic illnesses.
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Independence
Day
Make plans to spend July 4th at The Cliffs. Choose from numerous exciting activities and events
for the entire family. For more information or pricing on these activities as well as the many other
events happening in July, go to the Club Events' listings on pages 20-23, or log onto the event calendar at www.cliffscommunities.com/living
The Cliffs at Glassy
INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION
Friday, July 4, 7:00-9:30pm
Enjoy an evening of food, fun, fireworks, children’s games, facepainting, entertainment, and more! From 7:00-9:00pm endulge
in an all-American cookout and spectate an impressive fireworks
display at 9:00pm.
• Call (864) 895-0222 for reservations or more information.
TWO FLAGS FOR INDEPENDENCE
Friday, July 4, 10:00am shotgun
Join us for two best balls of four golf tournament at Glassy.
Remember to sign up by July 2.
• Call (864) 895-8104 for reservations or more information.
The CliffsValley
INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION
Friday, July 4, 6:00-9:00pm
Experience an elegant evening including an all-American buffet,
fireworks and Champagne on the #10 tee.
• Call (864) 660-1100 for reservations or more information.
Members enjoyed
celebrating
July 4th at the
Keowee
Vineyards
Lakehouse last
year. This year's
Lakehouse event
features an
all-American
buffet, DJ, karaoke
and games for
the kids.
FOURTH OF JULY FLAG TOURNAMENT
Friday, July 4, make your own tee times between 8:00am-12:00pm
• Call (864) 836-4653 for reservations or more information.
ANNUAL FOURTH OF JULY TENNIS EVENT
Friday, July 4, 10:00am-12:00pm
Wear your festive red, white and blue attire for the annual round
robin tennis event (interchanging partners). A cookout will
follow the event at The Cliffs Valley Wellness Center.
• Call 864-660-1180 for reservations or more information.
The Cliffs atKeowee Vineyards
INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION
Friday, July 4, 5:00-10:00pm
Enjoy all-American buffet, DJ and Karaoke at The Lakehouse
with fireworks over beautiful Lake Keowee.
• Call (864) 868-7000 for reservations or more information.
The Cliffs at Keowee Falls
INDEPENDENCE DAY TOURNAMENT
Friday, July 4, 10:00am shotgun start with cookout following
• Call (864) 944-8721 for reservations or more information.
The Cliffs at Walnut Cove
INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION
Friday, July 4
Bring your lawn chairs and enjoy an all-American buffet at
7:00pm, cocktails and dessert at 8:30pm at the Turn House and
fireworks at dusk.
• Kids Camp, 7:30-8:30pm, games, face painting
• Call (828) 687-1738 for reservations or more information.
WELCOME
THE CLIFFS AT KEOWEE VINEYARDS
Bill and Ann Burch, Franklin, TN
THE CLIFFS AT WALNUT COVE
TO
TheCliffs
Randall and Vennessa Hagan, Yorktown, VA
Chuck and Eileen Hutchison, Louisville, KY
Jeff and Kelly McCaulley, Villanova, PA
David and Emma Wright, Arden, NC
THE CLIFFS AT KEOWEE FALLS
Michael Costanza and Joonok Yang , Miami Beach, FL
Jay and Jennifer Scott, Six Mile, SC
THE CLIFFS AT KEOWEE SPRINGS
Cecil and Carol Avery, Surrey, England
Anthony and Mary Colatrella, Ridgefield, CT
Paul and Holly Gaughf, Sumter, SC
Rodney Williams, Piedmont, SC
THE CLIFFS AT MOUNTAIN PARK
Joseph and Mary Ann Beckwith, Scottsdale, AZ
Dick and Beth McCormick, Arlington, VA
M E M B E R O R I E N TA T I O N
All Members Welcome | 4:30-6:30pm | Wednesday, July 23 | The Cliffs Valley Clubhouse
Explore the Living at The Cliffs Web site, online member statements, and learn more ways to enjoy
your Membership. Contact Magan Boggs to sign up [email protected] or (864) 371-1047.
PROFESSIONAL
DRY CLEANING
Drop-off and pick-up dry
cleaning service is now
available at your Club!
Contact your Club's Concierge
for more information.
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KEOWEE FALLS
Clubho use Gr and O pening
May 2
Members enjoyed celebrating Memorial Day at
The Cliffs at Glassy and The Cliffs Valley.
Golf to a
Latin Bea
By Dale Spiess, Keowee Falls Member
Travel arranged by The Cliffs Travel Concierge
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at
According to US golf stars such as Craig Stadler and Tom Watson, Argentina is a golfer's
paradise. This remarkably diverse country has a strong golfing tradition and history that
goes back more than a century. Keowee Falls Member Dale Spiess and family discovered spectacular scenery and exceptional value exploring golf in the land of the gauchos.
Our trip was planned to be golf first and everything else second. It turned out to be an excellent balance of golf, sightseeing, history lessons coupled with great food and wine. My
son Brad Spiess and two sons-in-law, John Ritter and Jerome Scott, first thought we would
put together a trip to Scotland or Ireland but then read that many of the tour pros have been
going to Argentina for their getaways. If it’s good enough for them, it should be good
enough for us plus it would be a new destination for all of us.
Argentina turned out to be beautiful and all that we hoped for in golf. We spent five days
in Buenos Aires playing five of the oldest and best courses in the country – The San Andres Golf Club, the Jockey Club, Olivos Golf Club and Buenos Aires Golf Club.
Our Patagonia Golf Guide, Virginia Moran, took us through the historic areas showing us
the “Pink House” where Evita gave her historic farewell to her followers, the capital buildings and churches. A graduate of Buenos Aires University graduate and history teacher,
Virginia offered us a unique glimpse into Argentina’s history, architecture and culture. La
Boca, known for its multi-colored houses, featured tango dancers in the streets along with
great bargains on leather goods and art from local craftsmen. The restaurants were exceptional featuring great beef and local wines.
From Buenos Aires we flew about two hours to Bariloche, located in Argentine Patagonia.
Again, three rounds of golf in three days. There were long but beautiful drives through the
Seven Lakes region that is as amazing as our Rocky Mountains. The golf there was incredible. Chapelco Country Club, a Nicklaus Signature Golf Course, was the most challenging and picturesque of the trip. Llao Llao Golf Club and Arelauquen
Golf Club were both set into the valley with lake and mountain
views. The only thing we missed with our heavy golf schedule
was taking the opportunity to fish some of the many lakes and
streams. We met several fishing groups that told of 30-pound trout
and plenty of them (fishermen have been known to stretch the truth).
The next time we’ll take the time to check out their stories.
For a stunning finale to your South American golf vacation, The Cliffs Travel
Concierge can arrange for a private transfer from Bariloche to The Cliffs Preserve at
Patagonia. Enjoy The Preserve’s luxurious accommodations, Chef Pablo Gonzales'
inventive cuisine and renowned Chilean wine, along with guided hiking, whale watching, sport fishing, rafting and amazing wildlife excursions.
866-400-9453 ext. 217 | [email protected]
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Demo
Days
Th e C l i f f s C l u b Fi t t i n g
At The Cliffs Club Demo Days, state-of-the-art fitting
techniques will help you find the perfect set of clubs
customized to your needs. Representatives from Cobra,
Ping, TaylorMade and Titleist will be on-site to answer
questions. Complimentary hors d'oeuvres and beverages
will be served. Don't miss these exciting events!
The Cliffs at Keowee Falls | July 5
(864) 944-2010
The Cliffs Valley | July 19
(864) 836-4653
The Cliffs at Glassy | July 26
(864) 895-8104
9:00am-4:00pm. Reservations are limited.
Call the host golf shop for an appointment.
Hole-in-One Club
Don Tucker aced #8 at The Cliffs at
Glassy on February 16 using a 6-iron from 150
yards. Witnesses were Steve Humphrey and Pete
Woody. Congratulations, Don!
On March 1,
Barrie Heinzenknecht
made a hole-in-one on #5 at The Cliffs at Glassy
On Path for a
Great Summer
from a distance of 144 yards using a 6-iron. Wit-
By John Dershimer, Golf Course Superintendent, The Cliffs at Walnut Cove
Glassy on April 22. From a distance of 78 yards,
As golf rounds increase, I want to remind
you of some quick practices that will assist
with turf maintenance and make your
round more enjoyable.
As mentioned in the May Lifestyle, ball
mark repair is crucial and often overlooked by many golfers. This is generally
the most complained-about areas regarding the putting surface. Each player should
repair his or her mark and one other mark
when entering the putting surface.
Another area in course etiquette is the replacement of turf divots. The general rule
is if the divot is bigger than your foot, you
should return the divot; if smaller, fill it
with sand. The purpose of sand is to provide a firm foundation when the turf
grows back. When filling the divot, make
sure the sand is not mounded. This diminishes the quality of cut when mowers
run over the sand mound.
nesses were Tad Deneszczuk and Dean Waldenberger. Way to go, Barrie!
Sheila Myers aced #8 at The Cliffs at
she used a 9-iron. Nancy Orum and Ingrid Smith
witnessed the shot. Congratulations, Sheila!
On May 6,
Keith Black aced the 186-
yard # 11 at Walnut Cove. This shot was wit-
When driving your golf cart on the course
please follow the signs directing traffic to
the exit points on fairways. Also, please
keep carts at least 30 feet from sand trap
edges and try to avoid following already
worn areas. Many times golfers will drive
in a tight circle when looking at the
yardages on irrigation heads. Studies have
shown that just 15 turns in a cart creates
as much damage as you would driving in
a straight path 75 times on the turf.
scored an ace on #8 at The Cliffs at Glassy from
We hope you enjoy the season and look
forward to seeing you on the course.
The Cliffs at Glassy from 141 yards with an 8-
nessed by Brad Daugherty. Kudos, Keith!
On May 13,
Claudia Geagan
a distance of 78 yards with a gap wedge. Witnesses were Rena Madigan, Nancy Ralston and
Maggie Dillon. Congratulations, Claudia!
Bill Lohr made a hole-in-one on #8 at
iron on May 20. Champ Madigan was the wit-
Golf Tip: The Swing
By Brad Fowler, Head Golf Professional, The Cliffs at Keowee Vineyards
Though the motion of the golf swing occurs in two seconds or less, there are several distinct positions in a swing: set-up,
take away, back swing, forward swing,
impact, and follow through. Though one
should never underestimate the importance of good pre-swing fundamentals,
the transition at the completion of the
back swing and the beginning of the forward swing is where the separation from
an advanced player and a novice is most
noticeable. In a model swing, the downswing is initiated by the entire body rotating and shifting toward the target with
the trailing shoulder delivering the trail-
ing elbow to the trailing hip. Famed instructor Harvey Penick references this
action as "The Magic Move" because
this is the most elusive and treasured
move in all of golf. Done properly, this
action maintains the clubhead on plane
or very close to the plane. A golf swing
with incorrect plane will force a golfer
to manipulate the clubface at impact to
keep a golf shot on-target. Try to transition to a better game, and work on the
magic move. By keeping the club onplane you will find more efficiency in
your game, and your shot making ability
more effective.
ness. Well done, Bill!
On May 23,
Marietta Castellano
made a hole-in-one on #13 at The Cliffs at Glassy
from 93 yards with a pitching wedge. Jan Rubin,
Rena Madigan, Angela Mull witnessed the shot.
Congratulations, Marietta!
At
Keowee
Vineyards
on
May
26,
Raymond Newsom made a
hole-in-one on # 11 from 188 yards with a 7wood.
Witnesses were Michael Greene and
Michael Baker. Way to go, Raymond!
For tournament results visit
www.cliffscommunities.com/living
Enhance your life. Sustain the earth. Be good to yourself.
AT
KEOWEE T O W N E
ONLINE ORGANIC MARKET
leave the shopping to us with
free delivery to your clubhouse!
Available seven days a week, 24 hours a day,
https://shop.themarketatkeoweetowne.com
Shopping is made quick and easy by using the
Market at Keowee Towne’s
online shopping feature. Relax in the comfort of your home while we box your
groceries and have them delivered to your clubhouse or prepared for in-store pick up!*
*In-store pick up orders placed before 10:00am will be ready by 3:00pm. Deliveries to the clubhouses will be made on Tuesdays and
Fridays. Clubhouse orders should be placed by 4:00pm Monday and Thursday. Charges can be made to your Membership account.
For more information call (864) 944-8000.
Open Daily. 8:00am-8:00pm.
15740 North Highway 11, Salem, South Carolina 29676 | (864) 944-8000
www.themarketatkeoweetowne.com
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Outside the Gates
The Upstate and
Western North Carolina offer an array of
cultural events and
activities throughout
the year. Whether it’s
a musical show,
theater or concert,
there’s constantly
something new
to discover!
Mozart’s The Magic Flute | July 5
Whittington-Pfohl Auditorium
Brevard Music Center, Brevard, North Carolina
www.brevardmusic.org
The Uncurled Hand | July 17 - 20
Centre Stage, Greenville, South Carolina
www.centrestage.org
John Cobb Piano Performance | July 13
Diana Wortham Theatre, Asheville, North Carolina
www.dwtheatre.com
Gilbert and Sullivan’s The Mikado | July 19
Whittington-Pfohl Auditorium
Brevard Music Center, Brevard, North Carolina
www.brevardmusic.org
Avenue Q | July 15-20
The Peace Center, Greenville, South Carolina
www.peacecenter.org
A Tribute to Dan Ellis | July 24
Furman University Amphitheater, Greenville, South Carolina
www.furman.edu
Laugh Your Asheville Off Comedy Festival | July 17-19
Diana Wortham Theatre, Asheville, North Carolina
www.dwtheatre.com
The Peace Center for the Performing Arts,
Greenville, South Carolina
Avenue Q , Photo by: Carol Rosegg
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Gilbert and Sullivan’s The Mikado at The Brevard Music Center
Social Events
Event prices are per person and are subject to
service charge and tax, unless otherwise noted.
S C H E D U L E
Golf Events
Visit www.cliffscommunities.com/living for tournament results.
For daily course conditions and maintenance updates visit
www.cliffscommunities.com/golf. Golf prices are subject to
applicable cart, guest, green fees and tax, unless otherwise noted.
Wellness Events
Find all Wellness events and class schedules online at
www.cliffscommunities.com/wellness
Glassy
SOCIAL EVENTS
Reserve your place by calling the Glassy concierge at (864) 895-0222. All
events take place at The Cliffs at Glassy clubhouse unless otherwise noted.
INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION
Friday, July 4, 7:00-9:30pm
• 7:00-9:00pm All-American cookout
• Fireworks display at 9:00pm
• Enjoy an evening of food, fun, fireworks, children’s games,
face-painting, entertainment, and more!
• $31.95 per adult, $9.95 per child (5-11), free (under 5)
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SCOTCH TASTING
Thursday, July 17, 6:00-8:00pm
Complimentary high-end Scotch tasting presented by Roxanne Burkette, Diageo Portfolio Ambassador
MINI-MASTERS
Friday, August 29
• Gather your foursome and compete for the Green Jacket!
• 5:00pm tee-times
• $22.95 per person dinner buffet
E V E N T S
CHAPEL SERVICES
Every Sunday
• The Chapel at The Cliffs at Glassy
• For information visit http://glassymtnchapel.googlepages.com
MOUNTAIN MIXER
Every Friday, 6:00pm
• Enjoy complimentary hors d'oeuvres
TANTALIZING TUESDAYS
Every Tuesday, 6:00-9:00pm
July 1
All-You-Can-Eat Prime Rib ($22.95)
July 8
Smoke-out*
July 15 Pasta ($14.95)
July 22 Low Country *
July 29 Veranda Steak-out (market price)
*Four-course dinners $12.95-$18.95
EGGSTRAVAGANZA
Every Sunday, 8:30-11:30am
• $7.95 per person
• Breakfast menu varies
COOK OUT AT THE TURN
Every Saturday & Sunday, 11:00am-3:00pm
• Enjoy your favorite summer foods fresh off the grill
• Meals vary and are $4.95-$6.95 per person
• Weather permitting
GOLFERS’ BUFFET
Every Tuesday in the Grille, 11:30am-2:30pm
• Menu varies
GOLF EVENTS
Signifies events in which all Members are welcome to participate.
Event prices are subject to applicable cart, guest, green fees and tax, unless
otherwise noted. To sign up for Glassy golf events and to arrange tee times
call (864) 895-8104.
TWO FLAGS FOR INDEPENDENCE
Friday, July 4, 10:00am shotgun
• Format: Two best balls of four
• $30 per player
• Entry deadline: July 2
• Open to all Members and guests
MEN’S INVITATIONAL
Thursday-Saturday, July 10-12
Open to Glassy Members only
SUNSET SCRAMBLE
Friday July 25, 3:30pm shotgun, nine holes
• Format: four-player scramble
• Entry deadline: July 23
THE CLIFFS CLUB FITTING AND DEMO DAY
Saturday, July 26, September 13 9:00am-4:00pm
Valley
SOCIAL EVENTS
Reserve your place by calling The Valley concierge at (864) 660-1100. All
events take place at The Cliffs Valley clubhouse unless otherwise noted.
INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION
Friday, July 4, 6:00-9:00pm
• All-American buffet, fireworks and Champagne on the #10 tee
• $29.95 per adult, $8.95 per child (5-11) free (under 5)
FIRESIDE CHAT: THE PEACE CENTER
Wednesday, July 9, 5:30pm wine and cheese reception, 6:00pm chat
COOKOUT AT THE TURN
Saturday, July 12, 11:00am-2:00pm
MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S PARTY
• Saturday, July 12, 6:00-8:30pm
• Valley Pool
• Buffet dinner, DJ and dancing
• $18.95 per person
• 48-hour cancellation in effect
KIDS CAMP COOKING CLASS
Tuesday, July 15, 9:15-11:15am
• Learn to make and eat healthy fun foods
• $10 per child
SEAFOOD AND SHAG
• Friday, July 18
• 7:00pm cocktails and hors d’oeuvres
• 8:00pm three-course prix fixe seafood menu
• The Fabulous Kays, one of The Carolinas’ favorite beach bands
• $52 per person
• 48-jour cancellation policy in effect, jackets optional
ELIXIRS & EDIBLES
Fridays
• 6:00-7:00pm complimentary hors d’oeuvres
• 6:00-8:00pm drink specials
SAVE THE DATE!
GLASSY MOUNTAIN FIRE DISTRICT GOLF
TOURNAMENT, AUCTION AND FISH FRY
Wednesday-Saturday, August 6-9
ZEST QUEST 5-K DINNER
Friday, August 30
ZEST QUEST 5-K RUN
Saturday, September 1
GOLF EVENTS
Signifies events in which all Members are welcome to participate. Event
prices are subject to applicable cart, guest, green fees and tax, unless otherwise noted. To register for Valley golf events and to arrange tee times call
(864) 836-4653 or sign up on the bulletin board in the Golf Shop.
FOURTH OF JULY FLAG TOURNAMENT
Friday, July 4
• Make your own tee times 8:00am-12:00pm
• Format: players are presented with a small flag with their names.
Using full handicap, play until reaching the number of strokes
equaling par, plus one’s handicap. The flag is planted after using
the quota of strokes, playing an extra hole or two if necessary. The
winner is the player that plants the flag farthest around the course.
• $10 per player
• Entry deadline: 12:00pm, July 4
THE CLIFFS CLUB FITTING AND DEMO DAY
Saturday, July 19, 9:00am-4:00pm
THE CLIFFS VALLEY CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS
Saturday-Sunday, July 26- 27
• 8:00am double tee times both days
• Format: 36-hole stroke play within flights.
• $70 per player, includes prizes, full breakfast (both days), buffet
lunch at awards ceremony (Sunday)
• Entry deadline: July 21
• Open to Valley Members only
NINE-HOLE COUPLES GOLF MIXER
Wednesday, July 16, 4:00pm shotgun
• Format: four-player scramble. Make your own foursome or sign
up individually. The golf shop will determine the team handicap.
• $10 entry fee per couple
• Open to Valley Members Only
All events take place at The Cliffs Valley Wellness Center and are complimentary, unless otherwise noted. Call (864) 660-1180 to sign up. Call the
tennis hotline, (864) 660-1116, for weather and special announcements.
ANNUAL FOURTH OF JULY TENNIS EVENT
Friday, July 4, 10:00am-12:00pm
• Format: Round Robin (interchanging partners)
• Cookout
JUNIOR/ADULT ROUND ROBIN
Saturday, July 12, 5:00-6:00pm
• Format: doubles round robin (divisions based on junior players age
and or ability)
• Pizza party
THE CLIFFS JUNIOR TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
Saturday-Sunday, July 19-20, times to be posted
• Format: Boys and girls, singles and doubles
• Age divisions: 8, 10, 12, 14, 16
• Awards will be presented to winners and finalists
• USTA rules apply to all matches
WEEKLY EVENTS AT THE VALLEY
Monday: Ladies Day Doubles | 9:00am-10:30am
Tuesday: Men’s Day | 9:00am-10:30am
Wednesday: Ladies Clinic | 9:00am-10:30am
Thursday: Adult Clinic (all levels) | 2:00pm-3:00pm
Friday: Men’s Day | 9:00am-10:30am
Keowee Vineyards
SOCIAL EVENTS
Events take place at The Cliffs at Keowee Vineyards clubhouse unless
otherwise noted. For reservations call (864) 868-7000.
TABLE D'HÔTE TUESDAYS
Every Tuesday, 5:00-9:00pm
July 1
Southwestern Buffet ($14.95)
July 8
Steak & Sinatra ($20.95)
July 15 Key West ($16.95)
July 22 New World Cuisine - Fusion ($18.95)
July 29 "It's A Small World" Tapas from around the world ($19.95)
INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION
Friday, July 4, 5:00-10:00pm
• The Lakehouse
• All-American buffet, DJ and Karaoke! Fun for everyone with
fireworks over beautiful Lake Keowee
• $32.95 per adult, $14.95 per child (5-11), free (under 5)
NEIGHBORHOOD GATHERING
Friday, July 11, August 8, 5:00-7:00pm
DUKE INTEGRATIVE MEDICINE: THE POWER OF
MIND/BODY CONNECTION
Tuesday, July 15, 5:00pm
• The Lakehouse
E V E N T S
HOME-STYLE COMFORT CUISINE
• Every Wednesday, 6:00-9:00pm
• Enjoy a heart-warming menu and freshly baked desserts
• $12-$15 per person with bar menu available
• Reservations required
TENNIS EVENTS
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SUMMER DINNER DANCE SERIES
Saturdays, July 26, August 2, 6:00-8:30pm (reservations every half-hour)
• Select culinary delights from our á la carte dinner menu
• Enjoy the enchanting sounds of a cocktail trio featuring vocalist
Starr Acheson, accompanied by a standup bass and piano.
• Jackets optional
• 48-hour cancellation policy in effect
COUPLES GOLF - CHINESE THEME
Sunday, July 20, 1:00pm shotgun
• Format: 18-hole tramble using points for individual scoring. Two
better balls will count. Make your own foursome or sign up in the
golf shop as a couple.
• $20 per couples (optional dinner following play)
• Open to Valley Members only
S C H E D U L E
WINE EDUCATION SERIES
• July 24, 6:00pm
• Sara Beach, Valley beverage manager, discusses Burgundian varietals
• $17 per person
WINE DINNER
Thursday, July 17, 6:00pm
• Slow Wine – from the upstate and surrounding areas
• $49.95 per person
S C H E D U L E
KIDS CONNECTION
June 24-August 23
• Tuesday-Saturday, 9:00am-3:00pm
• An activity-based program, for children ages 5-12, includes
wellness activities, lunch, and supervised swimming.
• $60 per day, per child
GOLF EVENTS
Signifies events in which all Members are welcome to participate. Event
prices are subject to applicable cart, guest, green fees and tax, unless otherwise noted. To sign up for Keowee Vineyards golf events and to arrange tee
times call (864) 868-4444.
JUNIOR GOLF GALA
Tuesday-Thursday, July 1-3
• 10:00am-1:00pm, July 1-2 | 10:00am-3:30pm, July 3
• Format: Junior golf class (6:1 student to teacher ratio, limited to 18
juniors. Open to children and grandchildren, ages 8-15, of all
Cliffs’ Members.
• $60 per student, includes nine hours golf instruction, nine holes
with the professionals on Thursday, and lunch each day
Keowee Falls
SOCIAL EVENTS
Events take place at the Keowee Falls clubhouse unless otherwise noted. For
reservations call (864) 944-2010.
TAKE A SWIRL AROUND SONOMA
Thursday, July 10, 6:30pm
• Enjoy a four-course dinner paired with wines from Sonoma County,
one of the premier wine making regions in the country.
• $64.95 per person
TASTE OF HAWAII
Monday, July 14, 6:00-8:00pm
• This special three-course dinner will feature fresh fish from Honolulu
• $36.95 per person
BLUE RIDGE STEAK NIGHT
Thursday, July 31, 6:00-8:00pm
• Enjoy a Blue Ridge spin on your favorite steak classics
• $17.95-$39.95 per person
GOLF EVENTS
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MEMBER MIXER
Friday, July 11, 4:00pm shotgun
• Format: shamble, two better balls of four
• $10 per player
Signifies events in which all Members are welcome to participate. Event
prices are subject to applicable cart, guest, green fees and tax, unless otherwise noted. To sign up for Keowee Falls golf events and to arrange tee times
call (864) 944-8721.
KEOWEE VINEYARDS PRO-AM
INDEPENDENCE DAY TOURNAMENT
Friday, July 4, 10:00am shotgun
• Format: red, white, and blue tee flights
• $30 per player includes cookout on course and prizes
• Deadline for signup: July 2
Wednesday, July 16, 10:00am shotgun
• Format: one golf professional plus three Members. Build your
own team. Gross best ball plus net best ball
• $50 per player, includes breakfast, post-round hors d’oeuvres, and prizes
MEMBER MIXER
Friday, July 25, 3:00pm shotgun
• Format: scramble
• $10 per player
E V E N T S
MIXED COUPLES
Sunday, July 27, 1:30pm shotgun
• Format: better ball men plus better ball ladies
• $10 per player
PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP
Saturday-Sunday, August 2-3
• Saturday, Walnut Cove: tee times start 9:30am
• Sunday, Keowee Vineyards: tee times start 9:00am
• Format: 36-hole stroke play, scratch event played without handicaps.
• Championship flight: played from the black tees. (recommended
players with handicap index 6.0 or lower)
• Field flight: played from the blue tees. (recommended players
with handicap index greater than 6.0)
• Ladies flight: played from the gold tees.
• $50 includes hors d’oeuvres after play Saturday and lunch following play on Sunday, trophy to flight winners and credit book pay outs
based on the number of entries. Regular golf fees apply, if applicable.
MEMBER MIXER
Friday, August 8, 4:00 shotgun
• Format: California scramble
• $10 per player
THE CLIFFS CLUB FITTING AND DEMO DAY
Saturday, July 5, August 30, 9:00am-4:00pm
KEOWEE FALLS MEMBER/MEMBER
Saturday-Sunday, July 19-20, 9:00am double tee each day
• Format: Saturday: select drive, alternate shot; Sunday: better ball of two net
• $150 per team
• Deadline for signup: July 16
• Open to Keowee Falls and Keowee Vineyards Members only
Walnut Cove
SOCIAL EVENTS
Events take place at the Walnut Cove Tavern unless otherwise noted. For
reservations call (828) 687-1738.
INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION
Friday, July 4
• 7:00pm All-American buffet, 8:30pm cocktails & dessert at the Turn House
• Kids Camp 7:30-8:30pm games, face painting
• Bring your lawn chairs and enjoy fireworks (approx 9:00pm)
• $35.95 per adult, $14.95 per child (5-11), free (under 5)
SUNDAY BRUNCH
Sunday, July 6, August 3, 10:00am-2:00pm
• Á la carte, prices vary by selection
WALNUT CUP TOURNAMENT
• Friday, August 8 pairings party (see description under social events)
• Saturday-Sunday, August 16-17 tournament
• Format: Ryder Cup
• $200 per person, includes parings party, breakfast and lunch
(Saturday) brunch, dinner (Sunday)
• Open to Walnut Cove Members Only
WALNUT COVE IDOL
Friday, July 18, 8:00pm
• It is time to show off your talent. Bring your voice, sing your
favorite songs, support your fellow members and have fun!
JAZZ CONCERT AT THE BREVARD MUSIC CENTER
Thursday, July 24, 4:30pm dinner, 5:45pm depart via motor coach
• $85 per person, includes prelude dinner at the Tavern, concert
tickets, pre-show wine and hors d’oeuvres
• Reservations are limited to first 28 individuals
MARDI GRAS IN JULY
Friday, July 19, 6:30pm
• Enjoy live Creole entertainment by Diesel and treat your taste buds
to authentic Creole food
• $46 per person
LADIES CELEBRATION LUNCHEON
Monday, July 28, 12:00pm
• $16.95 per person, includes three-course lunch and non-alcoholic beverage
THURSDAY NIGHT PRIX FIXE DINNER
Every Thursday night, reservations from 6:00-9:00pm
• $21.95 per person, includes light hors d’oeuvres in the Tavern Bar,
choice of salad, entree and dessert
WALNUT CUP TOURNAMENT PAIRINGS PARTY
Friday, August 8, 6:30pm
• $45 per person for guests and non-tournament players (inclusive
for tournament players)
GOLF EVENTS
Signifies events in which all Members are welcome to participate. Event
prices are subject to applicable cart, guest, green fees and tax, unless otherwise noted. To sign up for Walnut Cove golf events and to arrange tee times
call (828) 687-7965.
JUNIOR GOLF CAMP
Wednesday-Friday, July 9-11, 9:00am-3:00pm
$150 per child, includes snacks and lunch daily
COUPLES GOLF
Sunday, July 13, August 10, 1:30pm shotgun
• $20 per couple (open to couples only)
• Optional dinner following play
GOLF MIXER
Friday, July 18, August 1, 29, 4:00pm shotgun, nine holes
• $15 per person
• Optional dinner will be served after play
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP
• Saturday-Sunday, July 19-20, 11:00am shotgun Saturday
• Tee times Sunday
• $75 per person, includes full breakfast and snacks (Saturday)
dinner and awards following play (Sunday)
• Open to Walnut Cove Members Only
La Bastide
SOCIAL EVENTS
For reservations call (864) 836-8463.
LOWCOUNTRY, SOUTHERN REGIONAL DINNER FEATURES
Monday & Thursday nights
• Selections will vary from fried green tomatoes, Frogmore stew,
shrimp and grits
• All features paired with organic produce from The Cliffs Organic Farm
• $8-$22 per selection
• Check your E-vents for menu updates & additional features
WINE SALE
Wednesday, July 9, 5:30pm
• Special selection, additional 10% off case purchases
Other Events
O R G A N I C FA R M
For more information and to reserve your place, contact Marnie Record, Environmental Services Coordinator at (864) 270-8673 or [email protected].
FLOWER ARRANGING
Wednesday, July 9, 23, 9:00-10:30am
• Learn to create your own original fresh flower arrangement in this
hands-on workshop that also allows you to make your masterpiece home.
• $20 per person
TASTE OF THE FARM
Saturday, July 12, 10:00-11:00am, Wednesday, July 23, 4:00-5:00pm
• Taste the fresh flavors of heirloom produce using simple, healthy recipes
• Seasonal produce for sale at the farm stand
• Complimentary
SEASONAL FARM LUNCH
Thursday, July 24, 11:30am-2:30pm
• Tour the organic farm, followed by a cooking demonstration and
lunch in the kitchen of La Bastide
• $25 per person (maximum group size 8)
FLAVORS OF THE UPSTATE
Thursday, July 31, 10:00am-2:30pm
• Private, guided tour of Happy Berry Farm with U-pick berries, and
a gourmet picnic lunch prepared by La Bastide chefs.
• $50 includes transportation, tour, and lunch
VOLUNTEER DAYS
Every Wednesday and Thursday, 9:00am-12:00pm
• Wednesdays are general work days. Thursdays are harvest days.
E V E N T S
SPIRITS AND SONGS
Wednesday, July 16, 6:30-8:30pm
• Meet your neighbors, enjoy drink specials, complimentary
hors d’oeuvres, and live entertainment
• Featuring Kelly Welch and local artist Constance Williams
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KIDS ACTIVITY DAY
Wednesday, July 30, August 6, 13, 9:00am-1:00pm
• Activities include golf, hiking, and fitness
• $50 per person (ages 6-16), per day, includes lunch and snacks
S C H E D U L E
COOKING CLASS
Monday, July 7, 3:00-4:30pm
• Low-fat preparation of coldwater fish and Omega-3s
• $20 per person
Se ptember 2008
The Cliffs at Keowee Springs
Golf Course Opening