JULY/AUGUST 2007
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FEATURES REQUIRED (BEACH) READING Style rounds up the newest stores, restaurants and things to do at the shore.  TAKE THIS JOB AND... Local notables recall their most memorable adventures in summer employment. ROLLER COASTER RIDE Baltimore’s grand old amusement parks offered a thrill a minute. ENTERTAINMENT CENTERS These charming pool houses are perfect hideaways for lazy summer days and nights.  CREATIVE CANVAS A Ruxton couple experiment in their constantly evolving garden.  A PLACE OF PEACE Founded as a Methodist camp in the 19th century, Glyndon’s Emory Grove remains a spiritual place. ENCHANTED ISLE For decades, Baltimoreans have been summering in Nantucket. With stunning beaches, lovely weather and small-town charm, it’s easy to see why.  |
DEPARTMENTS SHOWCASE PAETEC Jazz Festival. GET OUT Style's picks for the can't-miss events to put on your calendar. GALLERY Madeleine Keesing’s bold dots. SAVVY SHOPPER Style's own gal-about-town dishes on what's new in stores. THE DETAILS Seeing things clearly. EPICURE Food, wine, frivolity. FOOD FOR THOUGHT Writer Mary K. Zajac on the wonders of mac-and-cheese. GOOD TASTES Chef Andrew Evans explores Thai cuisine for the home cook. TRAVELOGUE 5 B&Bs near the beach. The Spotlight’s on you. Oyamel, olé! GETAWAYS Exploring Cooperstown, N.Y., beyond the Baseball Hall of Fame. HEALTH & FITNESS Protecting your summer skin STYLEMAKER G. Brian Comes shows off his summertime style. SPOTLIGHT Dundalk’s Owens Yacht Co. THE BACK PAGE The lawnatics. |
