February is a time to celebrate love and luxury. In this issue, find indulgent foodie picks, recipes, sparkly gift ideas and more.
In October, Tonkadale Greenhouse hosted its popular houseplant runway show, where visitors could “find the right plants for the right places, showcased down o
Each month, we feature one of the winning photos from our 2019 Lens on Lake Minnetonka photo contest.
The Caterers is a commercial kitchen, catering facility, event venue and part-time restaurant.
For years, the creative couple behind Patrick Mohs Jewelry sold their jewelry at other stores, shows and events. Now they've got a space of their own.
Martha Long couldn’t believe her eyes as she read the tender words from her stoic grandfather to her vivacious grandmother.
Local cheesemongers and wine experts share their recommendations for a perfect Valentine’s Day spread.
For decades, Mound resident C. Ray Frigard has made a living as a largely self-taught designer and inventor and, more recently, an author.
When it came to creating an anti-drug messaging campaign for Minnetonka Schools, designer Rich Stromwall and creative consultant Jonathan Bing found themselves working with an interesting theme—penguins.
Local theater company bridges generations and builds bonds.
Brigid Kemmerer’s A Curse So Dark and Lonely is a young adult fantasy novel that has risen to the top of a saturated category and gained appreciation from both YA fans and others.
In February, precious little seems to be growing in the woods. Except lichen.
Mindfulness is all over the place these days. But you might still be wondering, “What, exactly, is mindfulness?"
The ice harvest was an important time on Lake Minnetonka in the early 1900s.
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