SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2009
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FEATURES Ancient Acres Prehistoric plants and primeval-looking sculpture make this Baldwin, Maryland farm seem timeless.  Fresh New Look After 20 years, a home in the Hampton area of Towson sheds its formal “Old Baltimore” style in favor of a serene and modern interior. The New New Networking Style looks at how social networking technologies and techniques are transforming the way Baltimoreans communicate, commune and do business. Turning her back on Facebook After two tumultuous months on the social networking site, writer Sarah Achenbach posts her last status message: “Goodbye, Facebook.” Craigslist Chronicles The wonderful, the strange, the mysterious: they’re all on Craigslist. And writer Simone Ellin has met some of them.  Networked for Success These 10 Baltimore-based entities employ social networking to build a community, keep their customers informed and survive in these difficult economic times. Turning Tables These five table settings almost make the meal an afterthought. Fall Fashion This fall, plan on accentuating your existing wardrobe with a few stand-out statement pieces. |
DEPARTMENTS Editor's Letter A note from Brian Lawrence Get Out Style's picks for the can't-miss events to put on your calendar. Savvy Shopper Style's own gal-about-town dishes on what's new in stores. Beauty Mark What's new and notable. Epicure Food, wine and frivolity. Food for Thought Writer Mary K. Zajac visits South Mountain Creamery. Good Tastes Chef Andrew Evans celebrates the lowly eggplant. Travelogue Five regional Oktoberfests. More area autumn-themed festivals. Getaways Homestead Inn and Thomas Henkelmann Restaurant in Greenwich, Conneticut. Past Perfect The Peabody Bookstore and Beer Stube was a one-of-a-kind place. Style Kids Writer Carrie McFadden explores a new 'tween trend: coed sleepover parties. Life Lessons Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh. The Back Page Essayist Chris Corbett thinks Edgar Allan Poe gets no respect. Showcase Dogfest at Shawan Downs. Gallery Rob Tarbell at Gallery Imperato. The Details Ravens running back Willis McGahee shows off men's accessories for fall. Post Script Letters to Style. |
