Edition
Winter 2018
Elizabeth Ferber and Andrew Lindvig May 21, 2016 Lindvig Family Private Barn in West Chester Photographs by Kelli Wilke Photography
In returning to Montreal after several years’ absence, what struck me was that, although things have naturally changed, the Canadian city remains about the same as it was when I […]
In the beginning, prehistoric man drew pictures on cave walls and other rock faces. After a few centuries, he must have decided that the one thing his glyphs lacked were borders. […]
It’s a chilly autumn midweek morning, when the sun is warm and the shadows are cold. Riannon Walsh walks into her newly opened Brandywine Branch distillery, a reconverted barn with […]
It was fall of 2016 when I first met Frances Thrasher. She was promoting her skincare line, Kindred, in Houppette’s Greenville, Del., location, and I happened to pop in, desperate […]
Photos by Jim Graham. George A. Weymouth once said, “I don’t think you can choose to paint; you paint because you have to.” Weymouth was encouraged to paint by […]
The creation of a good garden book takes experience, science, imagination, esthetics and organized development. Good photos and an expensive color printing job may add to the value. One that’s […]
Once the most overlooked space in a home or business, the bathroom is now at the forefront of interior designers’ minds. It’s no longer just a “washroom” with boring white […]
A former English major, Nina Kelly has always been an avid reader and, in echoes of her university days, loves to compare notes with other readers. So when her late husband’s […]
In many ways, Greenville is to Wilmington what the Buckhead district is to Atlanta—or, taking a more urban setting, what Grand Central Station is to New York as a meet-and-eat […]
Often, it is the thought that counts. True, family holiday gifts often fulfill a specific need or a whispered wish, whether it’s a child’s hard-to-find toy, a teen’s must-have electronic […]
Scandals are hard to look away from, especially when they involve fraud. For this author talk at Hagley, Duke University associate professor Edward Balleisen breaks down some of American’s biggest […]
Chocolate treats—from cakes to brownies to candies to everything else imaginable—abound at this annual event. In addition to tastings, awards are granted to pros, amateurs and students for their ingenuity […]
Step into the studio as the Resident Theatre Company brings to life the Charles Dickens classic A Christmas Carol via a 1940s radio broadcast. Audiences are treated to a behind-the-scenes […]
Ring in 2018 with the kids or grandkids at the Brandywine Zoo. In addition to a sparkling cider toast at noon, there will be plenty of activities, including games and […]
Between the dazzling displays of holiday lights and the bountiful blooms of spring, the desolate winter is all but erased at Longwood Gardens. Over 4,500 orchids dazzle in the conservatory, […]
Hailing from Sweden, the Helsingborg Symphony Orchestra will perform Zoltan Kodaly’s “Dances from Galanta” and Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto, among others, at the Grand Opera House. The performance celebrates of the […]
