March 2010
Cross-Court Advantage
Ask a Southerner about squash, and you’re more likely to hear commentary on the edible fruit than the merits of the squishy American-style ball over the harder international style.
Visual Arts
“Some things can be inspiring and beautiful without being remotely picturesque...it is the landscape painter’s job to decide which is which,” remarks naturalist artist Marc Dalessio.
Going for Glory
Band of Horses comes across fresh and new while still rooted in something vintage, Southern, and familiar.
Wheelin' and Dealin'
Going green often means giving up some green, but for downtown denizens, shifting into eco-drive has gotten a little more accessible thanks to Unique Transportation, a new addition to the hip Cannonbo
Olympic Spirit
The first weekend in March, Heather Boger will help decorate some 1,000 Special Olympics participants with ribbons and medals. But ask her who’s really getting the reward, and her answer may surprise.
Cottage Classic
When Roberta Ketchin first saw this house, it wasn’t the ample parking or front garden (both rare finds on the peninsula) or even the 300-year-old pittosporum by the gate that sold her.
What’s Cooking?
Finding a wine that tastes delicious in your dish—and your glass—can be a challenge. Try adding a splash, and then taking a sip, of these affordable varieties
Light Bites
All it takes is a few warm breezes, and we’re ready to replace winter’s hearty fare with menus cool and light.
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