Welcome to the June 2025 Issue

As we dive into this issue, focused on family, pets and senior living, I’m reminded of how important it is to make time for those who matter most....

East Ridge High School Alumnae working with senior

SavvySeniors Bridges the Generational Gap

Three East Ridge High School alumnae guide older adults through the digital landscape with patience and compassion. In the ever-evolving world of...

Suchitra Sairam’s student, Mahati Rayadurgam, showcases details of hand movements and Bharatanatyam costumes.

Classical Indian Dance Classes Bring Culture Center Stage

Area students prepare for the performance of a lifetime. We all have roots—the foundational pieces of who we are, built from life experiences,...

Field of Wine Grapes at Yellow House Vineyard

Yellow House Vineyard Pursues Growth and Innovation

At Yellow House Vineyard, Cody Kaye pursues growth, innovation and joy. We’ve all heard that the best things in life take time. From an aged barrel...

Ann Schreiber Finds Truth in Fiction

Woodbury author is launching a summer book tour in support of her recently released first novel, Emily’s Next Chapter. Like many writers, Ann...

Let's All Go to the Lobby on the Big Screen

Local Director Launches New Film Featuring Filmack Studios

Justin Atkinson’s documentary film Let’s All Go to the Lobby honors a piece of cinematic history. As a child, Justin Atkinson spent many cherished...

Welcome to the May 2025 Issue

Welcome to our arts and outdoor living issue, dear Readers. As I put this issue together in the depths of winter, I found myself longing for...

Through Sing Me a Story, children in need write and illustrate stories that get turned into songs by songwriters/musicians and sent back for the children and their families to enjoy.

Sing Me a Story Uses Music as Medicine

Austin and Sara Atteberry bring the gift of songs-as-healing to kids who face serious illnesses. When Austin and Sara Atteberry first met, they...

Meat Your Match During National Barbecue Month

Slather it, smoke it and savor every bite this National Barbecue Month. Say hello to the warmer months of summer with the savory aroma of barbecue...

Rod and Eileen Lund’s backyard, situated among the Royal Oaks neighborhood, is a gardeners haven.

Royal Oaks Garden Serves as the Perfect Backdrop

A couple share a sense of accomplishment with the garden and home they’ve owned for nearly six decades. There’s something about dirt under their...

Celebrate National Barbecue Day With Sizzling Recipes

Turn up the heat during National Barbecue Month this May with three delicious recipes from Lunds & Byerlys' Katie Tomsche. Smoked Baby Back Ribs...

Your Guide to Microcations Around the Metro

Explore mini-getaways that feel worlds away. Sometimes, you just need a break—but your schedule might laugh at the idea of a weeklong getaway. Enter...

Welcome to the April 2025 Issue

Spring is the season of new beginnings, and this year, my husband and I are embarking on one of our own: searching for our first home. It’s an...

Dopamine décor isn’t just a passing trend—creating rooms that inspire and instill happiness, such as one filled with creative color, will always be in style.

Dopamine Décor Can Brighten Your Space (And Your Mood)

Discover how design can create a happier home. “Does it spark joy?” This question, of course, refers to organizing consultant Marie Kondo’s popular...

From a Basic Abode to an Eye-Catching Masterpiece

A refreshed look gives a Woodbury home a new personality. The designers at Twigg + Lu Company have done it again. Between bold-patterned wallpaper...

Welcome to the June 2025 Issue

As we dive into this issue, focused on family, pets and senior living, I’m reminded of how important it is to make time for those who matter most....

SavvySeniors Bridges the Generational Gap

Three East Ridge High School alumnae guide older adults through the digital landscape with patience and compassion. In the ever-evolving world of...

Classical Indian Dance Classes Bring Culture Center Stage

Area students prepare for the performance of a lifetime. We all have roots—the foundational pieces of who we are, built from life experiences,...

Yellow House Vineyard Pursues Growth and Innovation

At Yellow House Vineyard, Cody Kaye pursues growth, innovation and joy. We’ve all heard that the best things in life take time. From an aged barrel...

Ann Schreiber Finds Truth in Fiction

Woodbury author is launching a summer book tour in support of her recently released first novel, Emily’s Next Chapter. Like many writers, Ann...

Local Director Launches New Film Featuring Filmack Studios

Justin Atkinson’s documentary film Let’s All Go to the Lobby honors a piece of cinematic history. As a child, Justin Atkinson spent many cherished...

Welcome to the May 2025 Issue

Welcome to our arts and outdoor living issue, dear Readers. As I put this issue together in the depths of winter, I found myself longing for...

Sing Me a Story Uses Music as Medicine

Austin and Sara Atteberry bring the gift of songs-as-healing to kids who face serious illnesses. When Austin and Sara Atteberry first met, they...

Meat Your Match During National Barbecue Month

Slather it, smoke it and savor every bite this National Barbecue Month. Say hello to the warmer months of summer with the savory aroma of barbecue...

Royal Oaks Garden Serves as the Perfect Backdrop

A couple share a sense of accomplishment with the garden and home they’ve owned for nearly six decades. There’s something about dirt under their...

Celebrate National Barbecue Day With Sizzling Recipes

Turn up the heat during National Barbecue Month this May with three delicious recipes from Lunds & Byerlys' Katie Tomsche. Smoked Baby Back Ribs...

Your Guide to Microcations Around the Metro

Explore mini-getaways that feel worlds away. Sometimes, you just need a break—but your schedule might laugh at the idea of a weeklong getaway. Enter...

Welcome to the April 2025 Issue

Spring is the season of new beginnings, and this year, my husband and I are embarking on one of our own: searching for our first home. It’s an...

Dopamine Décor Can Brighten Your Space (And Your Mood)

Discover how design can create a happier home. “Does it spark joy?” This question, of course, refers to organizing consultant Marie Kondo’s popular...

From a Basic Abode to an Eye-Catching Masterpiece

A refreshed look gives a Woodbury home a new personality. The designers at Twigg + Lu Company have done it again. Between bold-patterned wallpaper...

Commemorate Juneteenth With Two New Trail Walks

Education, Outdoors

Connect with history and reflect on the meaning of the day through a self-guided experience. Juneteenth memorializes the end of slavery in the...

Classical Indian Dance Classes Bring Culture Center Stage

Arts, Education, Featured, People

Area students prepare for the performance of a lifetime. We all have roots—the foundational pieces of who we are, built from life experiences,...

SavvySeniors Bridges the Generational Gap

Featured, Giving Back, Senior Living

Three East Ridge High School alumnae guide older adults through the digital landscape with patience and compassion. In the ever-evolving world of...

Your Wedding, Our Pages

Noteworthy, Weddings

Your wedding is one of the most important days of your life—filled with romance, the love of family and friends and, of course, all those wonderful,...

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“Atmosphere”

Book Club, Noteworthy

From the author of The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo, Malibu Rising and Daisy Jones & The Six comes a new historical fiction novel: Atmosphere....

A Great Egg Bake for Father’s Day

Noteworthy, Recipes

With Father’s Day on June 15, we got to thinking: Mothers aren’t the only ones who deserve a decadent breakfast in bed or a lovely brunch, served at...

Dog Gone Reading at the R.H. Stafford Library.

Book Club, Noteworthy, Pets, Wellness

Learning to read can feel overwhelming, but reading aloud for an audience can feel equally, if not more, daunting. In 2009, Hardwood Creek Library...

Home, Heart and Harmony

Interior Design, Noteworthy, Pets, Senior Living

June is the season of connection—gathering with family, enjoying time outdoors and appreciating the simple joys of home. For many, that home...

Events

Woodbury Community Blood Drive

Community, Health & Wellness

M Health Fairview Woodwinds Hospital and Memorial Blood Centers hosts a community blood drive. Ages 18 and older.

Carver Lake Camp Out

For the Kids, Outdoors

An opportunity for families to relive—or experience for the first time—how much fun it is to spend a night sleeping under the stars and enjoy the...

Author Stephen Michael Shearer Book Signing Event

Arts & Performance

Woodbury author Stephen Michael Shearer is hosting a meet and greet and book signing event during Twin Cities Pride. His most recent biography,...

Casa de Corazón Woodbury Grand Opening

Education

You're invited to the Open House at Casa de Corazón, Woodbury, a Spanish immersion early learning center designed to nurture your child’s growth in...