Michelle Crowe

The Hinsdale Kitchen Walk celebrates exquisite design and extraordinary florals. It’s become a rite of passage. Newcomers to the area stting down to dinner on the Friday before Mother’s Day and reporting on all the beauty spotted throughoutt the day. For those who attend the Hinsdale Kitchen Walk, much of that beauty is in the

Coffee and community come together in Yvette Lenzi’s original artwork. Yvette Lenzi’s artwork hangs in Hinsdale estates and Paris pieds-a-terre. Collectors appreciate her work for its subtle emotion, serene palette, and balance. She is committed to staying open to all possibilities in art and in life, which makes her a perfect fit for the Starbucks

Astate, the brainchild of Neal and Aubrey McCarthy, takes on home maintenance. Taking care of a home can feel like a full-time job. Neal and Aubrey McCarthy felt the frustration of many homeowners while trying to stay on top of maintenance and repairs for their Hinsdale home. Where others might see a reason to grouse

T he Kentucky Derby is known to many as “the most exciting two minutes in sports.” Thanks to the hard work and dedication of Hinsdale Auxiliary of Brightpoint, formerly Children’s Home + Aid, the day has a much longer lasting impact for children and families all over Illinois. Since 1955, members of this small but

In 1988, the idea to provide housing and intensive life-skills mentoring to families facing homelessness was met with a degree of skepticism. Many doubted that two businessmen could change how the community responded to and served families experiencing homelessness. But Mark Milligan and Bob Wahlgren created a visionary model, by not only renting an apartment