It’s amazing how over the years my perspective of Tucson has drastically changed. What I thought was once a college town that thrived off of all things “U of A,” my horizons have expanded to see and appreciate...
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Walking into Sioux Falls’ You’ve Been Framed is like finding heaven on Earth for all those closeted HGTV addicts out there. You know who you are. The boutique, situated among clothing stores, home...
Fourth Avenue is an iconic street in Tucson; if you live in Tucson and have never been to 4th Ave, do you really live in Tucson? Known for its unique little shops, restaurants, and constant entertainment,...
Meet Junting Wei and the first thing I have to say is don’t you dare let her name put her in a box. The Chinese native is much more than just her name but yet, as an oxymoron, her name completely...
Rebekah Scott is just like any mom, if your mom just happens to be the Martha Stewart of the Midwest. In between all the giggles, tears and spelling tests that being a mom to four kids under the age of nine...
Here’s the thing about pizza: we can live for 8,000 years and I don’t think any of us will ever stop having those days when pizza is all we need to feel you’ve done something right with...
Tucson might be getting warmer by the hour, but that doesn’t mean the weekend brunching will stop. I know everyone has always said breakfast is the most important meal of the day but whoever said that...
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May 12, 2016
Ev Bessar, you’ve heard of her previously on our Style Fashion Week post but now I want to put the limelight on the designer herself. After making such a deep impression on stylistic eyes at Style...
In case you weren’t able to tell from our Instagram feed, we really, really, REALLY like coffee. You may even say our affinity for caffeine is part of the secret to our success (of course, how many...
David Napolitano took working with his hands to a new level when he opened downtown Sioux Falls’ Breadico in May 2014. After time in the pharmaceutical world, Napolitano said he was looking to try something...
It is no surprise that a collaboration between Tucson Fashion Week and Film Fest Tucson would only bring a worthy understanding of fashion to the local Tucson arts and culture scene. Herb Stratford of Film...
Tucson culture continues to impress me daily! I swear there are new places I learn about everyday that more people need to know about. To my surprise, (and I’m sure many others) I was told there are actually...
Diane Howey speaks of the creative world as a “large umbrella” sheltering opportunities to create, explore and enjoy. And if you get a peek inside her studio, you can begin to see what she’s talking...
When you hear the words “Celebrity Fight Night,” generally people think of a rough n’ dirty boxing ring match, especially if Muhammad Ali has something to do with it. In this case, it is a much different...
Substituting chef’s hats for laptops, cakes for coffee and ovens for 3-D printers, The Bakery of Sioux Falls is not your typical dough and frosting operation, though it may have begun that way. Christened...
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