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8 Pieces of Celestial-Themed Jewelry to Buy for Christmas
Take an astrological journey of accessories
Lori Feller Takes Us Inside A Beautifully Designed Modern Home in North Palm Beach
Interior designer Lori Feller transforms a Mediterranean-style home into a contemporary abode with plenty of wow-factors and cool splashes of Miami heat
South Florida Gastropub Fare and Outdoor Games Join Forces at Pétanque Kitchen & Bar
Stop by for gastropub fare and stay for outdoor games
South Florida Experts Give Us Their Best Tips On How To Start Art Collecting
When it’s time to graduate to collecting quality art, here is your guide on how to do it right
Publisher's Letter: Home is where the Art is
December is all about celebrating and indulging in the sheer pleasures of life, not the least of which is food!
The Art Of Consignment: Local Shops In The Palm Beaches Share Their Best Tips
Buying and selling secondhand affords myriad benefits, like snagging last season’s Chanel single flap leather handbag for 70-percent off or recouping some of the investment spent on a bespoke gown that now fits snugger than O.J. Simpson’s glove. And while some consider consignment and resale “icky,” the $17.5 billion industry, according to a recent profile conducted by D&B Hoovers, has grown into an environmental movement, keeping others’ times-up treasures away from landfills and oxygenating small businesses. Here, four successful consignees share their insider experience for giving consignment a go.
Tracy Butler On The Palm Beach Wine Auction And Its Funding Of The Kravis Center Education Programs
Tracy Butler, director of education at the Kravis Center, says the performing arts hall’s education programs change lives. Funded by the Palm Beach Wine Auction and aimed at elementary- and high-school students, they enable youths to tap into their creativity.
South Florida Print Journalism Decreasing in Popularity
Once upon a journalistic time— the 1970s—South Florida newspapers were among the most successful in the country. The Miami Herald, owned by the Knight Ridder company, had a statewide presence, with several bureaus, and influential readers in most major Florida cities. In Broward County alone it had a staff of 70 based in an office on Sunrise Boulevard.
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