Garden Goddess
Although Kim Visokey wasn’t necessarily born with a green thumb, she’d later earn the nickname “Garden Freak”—a term of endearment, of course—from her children after falling in love with the…
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In Sheridan Rd
Garden Grandeur
What makes a garden great? An estate not just a home but something extraordinary? It is a subtle seamless quality and conscientiousness of balance that create an unforgettable garden. Fluidity…
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An Evening Of Whimsy
Winnetka’s Ashley Quicksilver opened her gorgeous home for an evening honoring jewelry designers Kirsty Stone of Retrouvaí and Brent Neale Winston of Brent Neale jewelry. Warm breezes carried laughter over…
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Bohemian Rhapsody
Designer Jen Volkodav is a frequent sight in the GBK Production pre-Oscars Luxury Celebrity Gifting Suite. Her signature jewelry designs have gone home with Hollywood’s best and brightest nestled in…
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Going Swimmingly
Fourteen-year-old MaryGrace King has her sights set on Paris. The year? 2024. No, not for a college exchange program or future family vacation—the teenager is gearing up for next year’s…
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North Shore Novelists
MURDER KNOCKS TWICE Susanna Culkins The first mystery in Calkins’ captivating new series takes readers into the dark yet glittering underworld of a 1920s Chicago speakeasy—The Third Door. Cigarette girl…
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Shore Vs City: Lisa Barr
Lisa Barr is the award-winning author of the historical thriller FUGITIVE COLORS—a suspenseful tale of stolen art, love, lust, deception, and revenge on the eve of World War II. Her…
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Color Me Kohut
Kristi Kohut’s art philosophy is quite simple: there are no rules. Using bold brights, shiny crystalline touches, mixed mediums, and unexpected materials, Kohut creates special pieces that radiate joy, all…
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Summer On The Stage
HIGH DRAMA Lookingglass Theatre founding Ensemble Member David Catlin, the mind behind their award-winning and inventive take on Moby Dick, brings to life Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein this season. This gothic…
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