Dive into fall with our seasonal issue about homes and the arts. Visit the intimate spaces of local homeowners, craftspeople and artists.
Thanks for sharing your wonderful photos with us on Instagram! Here are a few of our favorites from the last few months.
The baguette is a plain, long, crusty loaf of bread—and at Red Bench Bakery, it costs just three bucks.
The DIY Design Bar at Chirigos Designs in Wayzata sets customers on the right path to achieving their dream house goals.
The Pink Social started as a network-marketing party. Now it's a pink-filled night of fun to raise money for cancer research and support women who are battling breast cancer.
Tiny salon Sil'Vie helps Wayzata clients learn to love their hair.
Beth Ulrich and Lori Serum created BLVd Properties to help homebuyers find their perfect match in the Lake Minnetonka area.
Minnetonka Alumni Association seeks new members to continue its legacy.
Al Whitaker tells us about “Swallowtail on Garden Phlox,” which received third place in the Wildlife & Nature category of our 2018 Lens on Lake Minnetonka photo contest.
Visit the Excelsior Fire Station for family activities and a live burn.
Tony award-winning musical comes to Excelsior.
Red Bench Bakery built its second home on Excelsior’s Water Street this spring, bringing a modern vibe and European-style baked goods to a new community.
One great destination for art aficionados and novices alike is Santa Fe, New Mexico, a mecca for art, history and culture.
This year has seen new releases from The Black Keys and Raconteurs. So it’s easy if you overlooked Fontaines D.C. and their debut, Dogrel.
GD Vajra from Piedmont, Italy makes terrific wines, and while their single varietal ones are great, our columnist says the blend is a good way to get into them.
"Evvie Drake Starts Over" is NPR host Linda Holmes' take on the rom-com.
Tips from Masterchef Junior Ariana Feygin.
The motto for the trail was “A Good Road from Plymouth Rock to Puget Sound.”
In October, the trees are shutting down their solar factories for the winter, and celebrating with a grand show of fall colors.
Richard Merchán moved from Venezuela to Florida, then studied at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design. He reflects on his career in the commercial and fine arts.
Mound bladesmith Jason Kraus makes knives and swords for his business, Northstar Forge.
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