March-April 2022

It’s a reopening renaissance. Old favorites have returned with new concepts, while others make big bold moves for expansion and people are in the mood to dine out and mingle.

Rodarte’s fashionable ties to Pasadena.

When artists find their audience within a local community, culture comes alive. Just ask Martine Bury and Julia Rodriguez, local content creators who are witnessing a transformation of the art world and see a duty to open doors for more women of color.

CBD has been utilized in just about everything from cosmetics to cocktails, but hemp leaf could be the new sustainable way to get your greens.

Pasadena Showcase House of Design returns to South Pasadena for the first time in over 40 years.

Santa Barbara was recognized in the recent Michelin Guide, with 13 restaurants given nods—but here are a few other spots you shouldn’t overlook when planning a culinary getaway.

All-electric SUVs are coming on strong, and their presence is reshaping the automotive landscape. Here are three that are worthy of your attention.

Anguilla’s pristine beaches, laid-back charm, and compelling culinary scene are easier than ever to access.

Where to find the best new sustainable seafood dishes—from fish stews to paella and crudo.

Lasting for decades and rooted in memories, trees don’t just give us oxygen—they also ignite an emotional connection.

New and local things to try together.

With so many recent restaurant openings across the city, here is a guide to concepts, dishes, and drinks worth the drive to Santa Monica.

Meet a new company that’s cracked the egg carton.

A fixture in the San Marino community, Linda Grace owns and operates the beloved San Marino Café & Marketplace while giving tirelessly to local charities. A newcomer to the area, Susan Sarich is the founder of popular SoCal bakery staple SusieCakes, which just opened its 24th location, here in Pasadena. These dynamic women discuss the trying times of the pandemic, running a woman-owned business, balance, silver linings, and where to have a little fun in Pasadena.

More than just the land of endless golf courses and spa resorts, Arizona will surprise you with its unique range of outdoor activities and mystical charm.

Coco’s favorite flower might suddenly be wooing you as well.

It’s chic, it’s easy—and it’s so much fun. The Four Seasons Resort Orlando at Walt Disney World might just be the perfect spring break for your entire family.

A Pasadena-based architectural photographer connects with three of the city’s leading interior designers, who also happen to be clients and friends.