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Cocktails for a Cause

THIS HOLIDAY SEASON, it is possible to make cocktails count. Allendale Shelter Club is partnering with Lake Forest’s Courtyard Wines in a Home for the Holidays event, presenting several carefully curated boxes of wine and spirits to help fill homes with joy and cheer throughout the season. With every order, the purchaser is contributing to

Real Time COVID-19 Rapid Testing is Here!

All of our lives have changed so much over the past 6 months. Dealing with COVID-19 has forced us to change how we live. One aspect of this change is the management of testing for virus positivity. Most of the current tests that we take require a two to three day wait time before we

Take a Look at Zook

The Hinsdale Historical Society unveiled its new original short video, highlighting the life and work of famed architect R. Harold Zook at a reception this fall. The outdoor reception took place at the Zook Home and Studio at Katherine Legge Memorial Park. The video titled “A Web of History–A Recollection of R. Harold Zook’s Designs

It Takes Two to Tango

Members of the Hinsdale Auxiliary of the Infant Welfare Society of Chicago gathered for an evening of Latin fun. Hosted by the Bogdonoff and Sosa-Rostan families, guests enjoyed Latin cuisine, fine wines by La Vinata, live music, and an opportunity to tango. Proceeds from the evening benefit the organization’s contributions to the Angel Harvey Family

Holiday Reds

THIS LUSH RED AND GREEN arrangement is dotted with plump pomegranates, known throughout history to symbolize eternal life, fertility, death, rebirth, and abundance. The pomegranate continues be a symbol of Christmas in Greece, where it is commonly used to decorate the holiday table and hung above the door of the house on Christmas Day. Supported

Putting Her Best Foot Forward

In the mid-1960s, North Shore-based artist Mary Seyfarth spent a post-graduate year at The American School in Lugano, Switzerland, a formative period she says changed the trajectory of her life. “It opened the world to me,” explains Seyfarth. “I was away from the crushing news of the Vietnam War and I traveled extensively gaining exposure

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