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BRIGHT IDEA Bright and beautifully colored smoothie bowls, jam-packed with organic superfoods are now available at BRIGHT BOWLS in Highland Park. Growing up in Highland Park circa 1990, founder Lindsay Meltzer struggled to find healthy food options as a vegetarian. From her struggle grew a great love for food science and creating clean, healthy recipes.

Fashionista

North Shore native Jennifer Lake is flying high these days. As a Senior Vice President at Zapwater Communications, she somehow finds time to infuse color and style into her blog, “Style Charade.” With a clothing line collaboration launching in June, lake shares her favorites from around the shore and in the city. What’s on the

Hollywood Shimmers at Summer Affair

The award-winning Citadel Theatre of Lake Forest draws the spotlight at this summer’s much anticipated social affair and gala, Hollywood Illumination 2020. Graciously hosted by passionate arts supporters, world-renowned architect Adrian Smith and his wife Nancy, the event unfolds on July 11 at their private estate designed by David Adler. The beautifully restored, 22,000 square-foot

Hyde Park Day School Celebrates 20 Years

Walking into any of Hyde Park Day School’s three campuses, one is enveloped in a palpable sense of calm. Here students with learning disabilities study for an average of 2.7 years, confidently gaining the tools needed to reach their full potential, before transitioning back to their neighborhood school. Celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, Hyde

The Power of Positivity

With a 15-year commitment to wellness, inspiring scores of North Shore men, women, and teens to achieve their fitness, nutrition, and lifestyle goals, TONY AND SHAI DUNCAN opened a sparkling, state-of-the-art, Paul Konstant-designed gym, BODY SCIENCE PFT, in Kenilworth on Green Bay Road. Here, this power couple who exude positivity towards life, their team, devoted

Creative Expression

Years ago, Tübingen, Germany-born artist Bernd Haussmann began planning for a large-scale art show in New York, where he’d showcase vertical six-foot by eight-foot paintings. One series in the show, “Open Heart,” explored Haussmann’s emotions after his father’s heart operation, and the paintings featured an abundance of red. The show opened a week after the

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