SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2008
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FEATURES The Shape of Things A Homeland gardener transforms her rectangular lawns into curvaceous gardens. Design Analysis Filmmaker John Waters puts designer Henry Johnson "on the couch" to discuss how his inner psyche dictated the design of his new Roland Park home.  Urban Renewal Over the course of 19 years, this Baltimore City garden has become a horticultural wonderland.  Baltimore on the Air From "Dialing for Dollars" to "People Are Talking," a fond look back at Baltimore's "Golden Age of TV."  Fall Arts Preview Style asks 11 prominent arts professionals for their top picks for the upcoming arts season. As They Like It Style surveys four up-and-coming theater companies breathing new life into Baltimore's art scene. The Simple Life Artist Charles Ford brings his unique vision (and his paintings) to Baltimore this fall. |
DEPARTMENTS Editor's Letter Showcase 'Legally Blonde' on stage. Get Out Style's picks for the can't-miss events to put on your calendar. Gallery Chul-Hyun Ahn's reflective art. Savvy Shopper Style's own gal-about-town dishes on what's new in stores. The Details Statement necklaces. Epicure Food, wine and frivolity. Food for Thought Writer Mary K. Zajac asks a culinary 'what if'? Good Tastes Chef Andrew Evans says fall is for figs. his four recipes prove it. Travelogue Halloween at Eastern State. Gaylord National Resort. Art shows. Getaways Our writer travels to Asheville, N.C., and discovers jazz, art and drum circles. Style Kids Considering the 'gap year.' Health & Fitness Undergoing a sleep study. Stylemaker Gita Chowdhury of DressCode. Spotlight Stream saver Michael Beer. Take Five Questions for a body painter. Life Lessons Local personality Rhea Feikin reflects on her years in television. Entertaining A party for pugs. A joint 60th birthday bash. Dan Proctor celebrates 'Love.' The Back Page Essayist Chris Corbett has problems in bed. |
