Sofia, Superwoman
“The more we’ve learned about it, the more we believe in it,” explains Sofia Westmeyer of Headstrong, the New York City-based nonprofit that provides cost-free, bureaucracy-free, and stigma-free mental health…
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In Sheridan Rd
Mirror, Mirror, Summer Ball
Standing before a mirror provides a rare experience—the ability to look both forward and backward at the same time. This unique feature inspired the 2019 theme of the Boys &…
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Sparking Joy Through Thoughtful Order
On New Year’s Eve, many glasses of bubbly were raised to a common resolution—orderly closets and clutter-free drawers! As confetti sailed through the air and kisses fell upon cheeks, serene…
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Shore Vs City: Jill Alberts
What’s on the horizon? Opening a new jewelry boutique in Glencoe, building a home in Palm Springs, my dad’s 90th birthday celebration, and my son Jack’s graduation from U of…
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Newsworthy
Great Escape Adirondack Great Camps were grand and romantic log mansions built by Gilded Age magnates (think Rockefellers, Carnegies, Vanderbilts, and Morgans) along the rugged lake shores of upstate New…
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Freedom Stands
Along the North Shore, teens from four high schools are learning to flex their philanthropic muscles at a young age. What may come as a shock to many is that…
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Artistically Inclined
Jeanna Park is the President of the Board of Trustees at Ragdale, one of the largest interdisciplinary artists’ communities in the country located on the former Lake Forest estate of…
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Manet’s Modern Moment
“I thought we could take this interview to the galleries and look at the paintings while we talk,” suggests Gloria Groom, Chair of European Painting and Sculpture and David and…
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An Early Winter
Though considered one of Shakespeare’s wildest romantic comedies, A Winter’s Tale is not without tragedy or a heaping dose of darkness. It is a narrative of jealousy and rage, departure…
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