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My first passport stamp came from South Korea when I was 11 years old. My sixth-grade teacher met—and became fast friends with—an educator from Seoul while in Beijing at a conference, and they decided to organize an independent exchange between both classes. We spent the better part of the year fund-raising, learning about Korean culture, and preparing for the experience.Though it was optional to host a student and go on the twoweek adventure, my parents were adamant I avail of the opportunity. I remember feeling fearful and telling my mom (who ended up chaperoning) I didn’t want to go. Traveling out of the country, no matter your age, is indeed scary. How will you survive without speaking the language? What if you get sick? Who in their right mind would want to sit on an airplane for more than 10 hours? It’s all too easy to let doubt discourage you. In the case of Korea, I ended up going, and it was the start of my lifelong love of gallivanting the globe. I tried, and became a fan of, (then) foreign foods; met friends I still keep in contact with; and realized that people, though we may physically and culturally be vastly different, are similar in so many ways. It should come as no surprise then that this month’s feature, “Explore More: Your Passport to Adventure” (page 35) was an especially “Travel makes one fun one. Understandably, modest. You see overseas voyages aren’t what a tiny place for everyone, so we have you occupy in the destinations both near world.”—Gustave and far—including “grape” Flaubert escapes with where to sip, snack, and stay; summertime festivals worth traveling to; and a 10-day journey to Japan that will hopefully have you eager to explore one of the safest, most scenic, and cleanest countries. We also consulted local travel agents for their top tips and must-see places. I hope it inspires you to jump out of your comfort zone and do something different, or go somewhere new, sometime soon. Keeping with the travel theme, Kerrie L. Kelly, our über talented and accomplished Home Design contributor, takes us “Around the World in 7 Designs” on page 30, providing plenty of ideas on how to bring your favorite country’s aesthetic into your own crib. In Taste, take your appetite on an adventure with the recipe for Creamy Cucumber and Dill Gazpacho on page 56. And in this month’s Cause & Effect article (page 28) Linda Holderness writes about the international nonprofit Rotary—an organization whose “1.2 million members from all continents and cultures come together to exchange ideas and form friendships and professional connections while making a difference in their backyards and around the world.” I’d love to know where you’re headed this summer and would be delighted if you brought Style along for the ride. Feel free to take a picture with you and your copy and email it over for a chance to be featured. Happy reading and adventuring! — Megan // megan@stylemg.com

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best What’s the u’ve o vacation y n? ever take “A recent adventure to Sweden, Portugal, Morocco, and Spain. I had never been away from work for three weeks and was filled with so much inspiration and new design ideas.”—Kerrie L. Kelly

“When I went to Berlin during Christmastime with my boyfriend to visit his family. It was was fascinating to spend Christmas in the shoes of a different culture. The traditions were amazing to take part in, and it was a very humbling and festive experience. Berlin is the place to be during the Christmas season—the whole city looked like the North Pole!” —Annie Biederman

“A trip to the luxurious Grand Velas Los Cabos. The service was bar none, every room had a spectacular view overlooking the Sea of Cortez, and it was all-inclusive with food like nothing I’d ever experienced before. I never wanted to leave!”—Jami Areia

“A summer week in Oxnard, California, with no agenda. Sunsets over the ocean, reading by the pool, and the best breakfasts I’ve ever eaten at a hotel. Pure. Bliss.” —Alyssa Mielke

“Europe with my family was probably one of the best holidays I’ve had, because it was the first time I’d travelled west from India. My jaw stayed dropped the entire time. Everything was so pristine, organized, and awe-inspiring. The highlight, however, was the celebration of my parents’ 25th wedding anniversary in a tiny, old chapel in the Swiss Alps. It made the trip all the more memorable.” —Tara Mendanha

“A 10-day cruise through the Caribbean. The islands were gorgeous, the drinks strong, and—to top it all off—my (now) husband proposed to me with the most beautiful ring I’ve ever seen.” —Siobhán Russell Pritt

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Swimming lessons are an important part of many children’s lives—a time when they face their fears in the name of learning a new life skill. Even if your kiddo doesn’t plan to swim at a competitive level, it’s vital they learn water safety and awareness. Click now to learn about 7 Types of Swimmers and what it means when it comes to lessons, courtesy of Steve Wallen Swim School.

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It’s taken 35 years, but Toyota has finally produced a stylish sedan that has people doing a double take. The redesigned 2018 Toyota Camry is a sleek-looking midsize sedan that breaks the old mold, thanks to a longer, wider body that’s lower to the ground and numerous other upgrades. Check out Weidel on Wheels for an in-depth look.

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he Summer Reading Program at Roseville Public Library begins June 4. Pick up a reading log at any location and read through August 13 to help the community reach 100,000 books!...Out of 131 programs in California, the Sierra College Nursing Program (SCNP) ranked third by a national online service, registerednursing.org, for its National Council Licensure Examination pass rates and various other factors...William Jessup University has announced a new research endeavor: the Institute for Biodiversity and the Environment (IBE). Michael McGrann, the chair of both IBE and environmental sciences, says the top concern of the institute is the global loss of biodiversity. Future projects will collaborate with the Placer County Conservation Program, among others...The Placer County Board of Supervisors recently approved a $5.29 million deal to buy the Bradley property, 400 acres of grasslands east of Sheridan. This purchase will help begin the implementation of the Placer County Conservation Program to preserve natural and agricultural heritage...Congrats to Suzi Vinci, the new veterans service officer for Placer County. Coming from a military family with four generations of service, she’s excited to help make a difference for veterans and their families in the community...The privately owned, public works general contracting company based in Loomis, Landmark Construction, promoted Kevin Brennan to president. Brennan has 16 years of experience managing large public works projects. Joe Bittaker, the former president, is now chairman...A new superfood bowl and smoothie eatery is coming to Roseville. Cielo Acai Café—located at 1611 Lead Hill Boulevard—will feature acai bowls and toppings along with other foods...Do you know a teen interested in robotics? Rocklin Friends of the Library is hosting a summer robotics program for 13-17-year-olds on Mondays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The class is limited to 12 students and meets at Rocklin Public Library beginning June 25...Congrats to Rocklin kindergarten teacher Kaelin Swaney who was named Hart Vision Teacher of the Year by the California Charter Schools Association...Jordan Herget, who has more than 13 years of senior leadership experience, was recently named senior vice president and area manager of Roseville Kaiser Permanente...Successful e-commerce business Campfire Treats is now open in Rocklin at 4800 Granite Drive. The locally owned store creates handcrafted, allnatural premium dog treats and chews... Placer SPCA’s Funny Bones Comedy Show and Awards Night raised $111,000 and recognized the following people, places, and animals for their kindness and compassion: Deputy Stan Semenuk, Colleen Adamson, Gold Country Wildlife, and Scout...The Placer Community Foundation (PCF) awarded a total of $18,000 in grants to Peace and Justice Center, Globalmarketplace.org, Foresthill Community Development Council, and Girl Scouts Heart of Central California to promote social gathering with respectful listening and debate...That’s all for now, but check back next month for Style’s People & Their Pets feature. —Alyssa Mielke

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WHAT ADVICE WOULD YOU GIVE TO YOUR YOUNGER SELF?

Don’t be so critical of yourself— you’re doing the best you can and are enough just as you are. WHAT COMES TO YOU NATURALLY?

Talking and sharing. I love making connections with people, hearing their stories, and sharing my own. I’m a people person!

WHAT’S YOUR BIGGEST PET PEEVE?

People with negative attitudes; kindness is key. BIGGEST LIFE INSPIRATIONS?

Theater and the arts.

FAVORITE HUMANITARIAN CAUSE?

Disability awareness.

BEST WORDS OF WISDOM YOU’VE RECEIVED?

“Fake it till you make it.”

Megan Lewis

or Megan Lewis, becoming the executive director of Roseville Theatre Arts Academy (RTAA) was about coming home. As a child,

both she and her family—including both her parents—were frequent participants in RTAA (formerly Roseville Theatre) productions; as a result, she grew up with a deep-seated love of theater and the sense of belonging it can provide to kids. “It gave me a place where I could express myself and feel accepted,” she recalls, adding, “the theater was my home away from home.” After college, Lewis worked for Project Tomorrow, a nonprofit in Southern California that exposes kids to career opportunities in STEM fields, and later went on to a successful career in the tech industry—first as a project coordinator for Google and later as part of LucasFilm’s

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favorites product development team. Yet Lewis secretly longed to return to Roseville and her family. When the opportunity arose to take the helm of RTAA, it seemed a perfect fit. Now settled into her new role, she remains passionate about providing a place for kids to feel supported in their creative endeavors. To that end, RTAA provides annual scholarships to collegebound high school students, and Lewis is currently applying for grants to support RTAA’s Constellation Theater program, an acting workshop for kids with autism. For Lewis, however, none of it would be possible without the participation of area residents, including the many volunteers who lend a helping hand with workshops and performances. “I love this theater and this community,” Lewis enthuses. “It’s good to be home.” —Amber Foster

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Roseville Parks and Recreation

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icking out a new swimsuit, jumping in the pool, swimming for hours on end…these are cherished memories many of us have of summers past. Unfortunately, many children in our community aren’t able to afford a swimsuit and the opportunity to take lessons is even less likely. To that end, and because learning the important skills of swimming and water safety can be lifesaving, Operation Swim was created. To donate, visit THE PROGRAM’S GOALS ARE TO: roseville.ca.us/ Collect donations of new swimsuits Head operationswim or and beach towels for children in need. to Big Spoon call 916-772-PLAY Yogurt at the Donations are currently being collected at and say you want Fountains on June to be a part of all Roseville Parks and Recreation offices. 25, mention Operation Operation Swim. Provide swimming lessons to at least Swim, and they’ll donate 150 children in need through monetary donations. For every a percentage of proceeds to the $40 collected, a child receives a new swimsuit, beach towel, and cause. swimming lessons.

SEASON’S EATINGS: PlacerGROWN

by CAROL ARNOLD

GREEN BEANS

DID YOU KNOW? // Green bean plants are known to have been cultivated for thousands of years in Mexico and Peru, but can be found all around the world today. They initially spread through South, Central, and North America by migrating Native Americans; in the 16th century, Spanish explorers introduced them to Europe. NUTRITION // Green beans are one of those rare vegetables we call For details on where “generational,” meaning they’re just as appealing to small children as to buy Placer County farm-fresh produce, they are to adults—whether steamed, blanched, or served in a salad or wine, meat, and casserole—and taste best when they’re thinner than a pencil. Though local products, visit placergrown.org. the third most popular garden plant, after tomatoes and peppers, they’re often a target for insects and prone to bacterial and viral diseases, which decrease the plant’s productivity. Luckily, many local farmers know how to grow them successfully. In addition to being an excellent source of vitamin K—which plays a role in blood clotting, wound healing, and maintaining strong bones in the elderly—they also contain manganese, vitamins B and C, dietary fiber, and folate. What’s more, they’ve been shown to contain valuable amounts of the mineral silicon—a bone supporting and connective tissue support nutrient—in a form that makes it easier for us to absorb. Extremely low in calories, sodium, saturated fat, and cholesterol, they can be eaten in large quantities without ruining your diet.

Summer Bean Salad with Warm Herb Vinaigrette, Summer Squash, and Roasted Cherry Tomatoes

SELECTION AND STORAGE // Unlike fruits that become sweeter the longer they stay on the tree or bush, beans are sweetest when young. If left on the vine, they wither and the seeds dry and harden. Purchase green beans that have a smooth feel and a vibrant green color, free from brown spots or bruises.

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If you're a fan of the food truck craze, we have good news: Roseville is hosting a handful of special events! Presented by SactoMoFo, Roseville Food Truck Mania at the Vernon Street Town Square runs from 5-9 p.m. on June 14 (and every second Thursday of the month through November). "Food Truck Mania brings people from all over the area to rediscover Roseville's downtown core," says Pam Allen of Roseville Parks and Recreation. Enjoy trucks such as Bacon Mania, Hefty Gyros, and Local Kine Shave Ice, as well as live music and a kids’ zone. If you prefer your meal with a movie, Food Truck Cinema is coming to Woodcreek Golf Club on June 16 (and every third Saturday through October) with Dirty Dancing and a plethora of good eats. General admission tickets start at $10 for adults and $5 for children, with preferred seating and season pass options available. Tickets do sell out, so be sure to grab yours online. Gates open at 5 p.m., so there’s plenty of time for set up and socializing and to grab some grub before settling into the film. Whatever your palate prefers, you're bound to find something mouthwatering at one of these friendly local events. —Emily Peter For more information, visit sactomofo. com and foodtruckcinemas.com.

They should have a firm texture and “snap” when broken. Store unwashed produce in a plastic bag in a refrigerator’s crisper drawer for up to seven days. If opting to freeze for consumption at a later date, steam them for 2-3 minutes, remove from heat, and let cool before placing in bags and freezing for 6-8 months.

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Summer Camps The sun is out, the heat is on, and it's time for some long-awaited summer fun! Learn, laugh, make, and play your way through the season with these great summer camps.

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that offer two sessions from June 18-29 and July 9-20. The eight classes per session are available mornings and afternoons for one-and-a-half hours, four days a week. brightstarttherapies.com

Bach to Rock Music Camps. Half-day or full-day weekly camps are available at B2R June through August. Be part of a Rock Band or Glee Club (ages 7+), join the Rock City World Tour (ages 4-7), Record a Studio Demo (ages 7+), and learn the Recording Arts through state-of-the-art technology (ages 10+). rocklin.b2rmusic.com/camps

California Capital Aquatics Swimming. From June 11 to July 31,

swimmers entering high school who have a background in aquatic sports are welcome to join this summer training group that’ll keep you in water shape. Participants may attend three workouts on any weekday and have the option to attend an AquaSol Short Course Meet in July. 916-772-6370

Cornerstone Training Summer Horse Camp. Learn beginning riding

skills, safety, care, and upkeep of a horse

Dance Elite All Stars Camps. Little

Camp EDMO.

Curious and courageous campers (grades K-8) will have access to science and tech programs (coding, design, animation) and wilderness activities (hikes, outdoor skills, and appreciation) at their location that’s sited in a nature area. This camp runs from June 11-August 4 (no camp July 4) from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. campedmo.org/locations/ rocklin-sierra-college

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Christian Youth Center Teen and Day Summer Camps. Weeklong

musical theater camps in July and August for ages 5-18 are focused on building performance skills, self-confidence, and teamwork with hands-on theater experience through competitions, dance and voice workshops, set painting/prop building, and costume and makeup workshops with a daily devotional and endof-camp showcase for family and friends. cytsacramento.org/camps

Bright Start Therapies Apraxia Camp. Children ages 3-9 with apraxia, suspected apraxia, or severe speech disorders will benefit from these camps

Roseville Theatre Arts Academy Summer Camps. RTAA is offering

camps focusing on voice, movement, improv, stage combat, comedy, and more. Participants ages 7-15 will perform original musicals like Lost in Les Mis (June 18-22), Apocalypse Ever After (June 2529), Not Star Wars (July 9-13), Writers in the Storm (July 16-20), Superheroes and Shakespeare (July 23-27), and Hannah Sue Summer Camp (July 30-August 3). rosevilletheatreartsacademy.com/ summer-camps

in a safe, fun environment at Royal Oak Farm Equestrian Center. Choose from two sessions: June 11-15 or June 25-29. 916765-9371

THE STUDIO Martial Arts Summer Camp. Kids (ages 4-18) can kick off summer with one-week sessions in June (18-22) and July (23-27). The camps involve martial arts, a ninja obstacle course, fight scene choreography, weapons training, board breaking, arts, crafts, games, snacks, and more. trainatthestudio.com/kidssummer-martial-arts-camp

Sacramento State Aquatic Center Hello Summer Camp. For some water fun, head to the Sac State Aquatic Center to learn sailing, windsurfing, kayaking, canoeing, and boating safety on June 4-5 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. This camp is for ages 7-17. sacstateaquaticcenter.com/youthprograms/hello-summer-camp.html

What’s the best dish to make if you’re new to Asian cuisine?

ot only is fried rice a foundation for many recipes, but it’s also a great way to improve your wok or frying pan technique while utilizing leftover rice and items in your fridge. The process is simple: First, heat a pan (or wok) to medium heat. Next, add oil and scramble eggs, then add prepared rice and green

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onions. Season with salt, sugar, white pepper, and lite soy sauce. Make sure to keep everything rotating in the wok, add vegetables (of your choosing), and finish with a small drizzle of sesame oil. Lastly, garnish with bean sprouts and enjoy! Daniel Valdez, Executive Chef // Fat’s Asia Bistro // 1500 Eureka Road, Roseville, 916-787-3287; 2585 Iron Point Road, Folsom, 916983-1133 // fatsasiabistro.com

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Martial Arts Summer Camp at THE STUDIO

princesses ages 3-6 will enjoy the Princess Dance Camp from 9 a.m. to noon where they’ll explore ballet, creative movement, etiquette, games, snacks, crafts, and princess movies. Budding dancers ages 5-12 will enjoy the Hip Hop Boot Camp that includes floor and center combinations, snacks, art, movies, and a performance. Both camps run July 9-12. danceeliteallstars.com/summerprograms

Rocklin Parks and Recreation Fun in the Sun

SHOP . DINE . PLAY

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Say hello to summer with these exciting events and classes happening in Rocklin. Shakespeare in the Park

JUNE 23

CONCERTS AT QUARRY PARK

Sacramento Preparatory Music Academy presents the Beatles’ Revolver and Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band live at the Platinum Living Amphitheater, complete with an all-star orchestra, including a full brass and strings section and local celebrity vocalists. meetmeattheq.com JUNE 23

ROCK THE QUARRY

Dust off your favorite ’80s band shirts, grab the family, and get ready to “Rock the Quarry” with the sounds of Styx, Journey, and Toto. rockthequarry.eventbrite.com JUNE 22

GATHER: MOVIES IN THE PARK

Congregate with family and friends at Peter Hill Heritage Park for great food, artisan vendors, kids’ crafts, and more. Beginning at dusk, The Emoji Movie will play on the big screen. rocklin.ca.us/gather JUNE 7-9

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SHAKESPEARE IN THE PARK

Looking for a culturally satisfying event to bring the family to? Take Note Troupe has the perfect summertime solution, thanks to their free theatrical performances of The Tempest. Arrive early to enjoy the food trucks and snag a great seat; shows begin at 7:30 p.m. rocklin. ca.us/shakespeare ONGOING

SPORTS CAMPS

Keep the kids active this summer with a soccer camp (ages 6-12), track and field camp (ages 7-14), lacrosse camp (grades k-6), volleyball camp (grades k-8), cheer and dance camp (grades k-8), or basketball camp (ages 6-12), among many other offerings. Programs begin this month, so register soon. teamsideline.com/rocklinrecsports Stay up to date on these activities and others by following the City of Rocklin on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram @rocklinparksrec. For more information, visit rocklin.ca.us/events.

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CHILLIN’ AND GRILLIN’ BBQ, PARTY, AND AUCTION. The Boys and Girls Club of Placer County transforms their campus into a beautiful outdoor venue to support great futures at the club from 5-9 p.m. Enjoy a silent and live auction, food, and entertainment. Attendees must be 21. All proceeds benefit the youth of Boys and Girls Club of Placer County. bgcplacercounty.org/chillin beautiful classic vehicles, and more. The fund-raiser begins at 4 p.m. at 2754 Ironwood Lane in Lincoln. classicscatsandcabernet.com

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CLASSICS, CATS, AND CABERNET. Join this celebration of the region’s finest food, wines, and craft brews, alongside FieldHaven cats, rare and

TASTE OF LOOMIS. Head to the Blue Anchor Stage and Park area in Loomis from 6:3010 p.m. for tastes from more than 40 local restaurants, breweries, and wineries. Proceeds benefit For One Another Foundation, which specializes in bringing water filtration systems to those in need

PLACER COUNTY FAIR: RENEW YOUR LOVE OF FAIR. This year’s fair promises great food and entertainment, along with livestock, scholarship pageants, vendors, and carnival rides. Head to @The Grounds in Roseville from 5-11 p.m. on Thursday and Friday and noon to 11 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday; admission is free. placercountyfair. org/placer-county-fair-/index.html

A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM AND CRYSTAL ICE CREAM FANTASY. Join Fairytale Town from 5-9 p.m. as they bring

ROCKLIN BREWFEST. South Placer Rotary is hosting this annual event at Johnson Springview Park from 1-5 p.m., featuring 35 breweries and seven wineries (so everyone is happy!). Admission includes 15 tickets, each good for a four-ounce tasting. rocklinbrewfest.com

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CELEBRATE AMERICA. This free, patriotic community event at Twin Oaks Park in Rocklin features food, inflatables, a kids’ zone, musical guest Generald Wilson, patriotic songs, historical reenactments, a military procession, and fireworks. Gates open at 4 p.m. celebrateamericaonline.com

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FOLSOM PRO RODEO. Head to the Dan Russell Arena for four days of fun, including a “rodeo queen contest,” live music and entertainment, mutton busting, nightly fireworks, a professional bull jumper, and plenty of rodeo action. folsomprorodeo.com (THROUGH JULY 3)

GATHER: MOVIES IN THE PARK. Enjoy great food, music, and a screening of The Emoji Movie at Peter Hill Heritage Park beginning at 5 p.m. (movie starts at dusk). Admission is free. gathernights.com/attend

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Shakespeare’s popular fairy-themed comedic play to life through hands-on activities, an old-world marketplace, all-you-caneat Crystal ice cream, and more. Renaissance or fairy-themed costumes are encouraged. fairytaletown.org

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GODSPELL. Engage in this

entertaining tale of Jesus Christ teaching parables to his disciples in musical format. Performances are put on by Stand Out Talent at the Tower Theatre in Roseville, with Friday and Saturday shows beginning at 7 p.m. and Sunday matinees at 2 p.m. standouttalent.org (THROUGH 10)

BARWEST GOLF TOURNAMENT. The seventh

annual tournament benefiting the UC Davis Comprehensive Cancer Center is at Morgan Creek Golf Club. Check-in begins at 11:30 a.m. with a 1 p.m. tee off. Each ticket includes a round of golf, lunch, a T-shirt, and a grab bag. eventbrite.com/e/barwest-7th-annualgolf-tournament-tickets-44819541455

RIDE TO WALK BEER AND WINE FESTIVAL. Lincoln-based

nonprofit Ride To Walk is hosting a fund-raiser at their facility from 2-8 p.m. with proceeds benefitting their mission of providing therapy for children and young adults suffering from neurological disorders through horseback riding. Participants can enjoy food trucks, live music, unlimited beer and wine tastings, raffles, and therapeutic horseback riding demonstrations. ridetowalk.org/events. html

DOWNTOWN LINCOLN CAR SHOW. From 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Rods

10TH ANNIVERSARY CONCERT. The 45-piece

and Relics of Lincoln Hills is displaying 1975 and older American-made or powered vehicles in Downtown Lincoln. Approximately 400 cars and 50 awards are expected. Boy Scout Troop 160 is hosting a pancake breakfast from 7-10 a.m. rodsnrelics.net

ensemble, Winds of Faith, under the direction of Van Crane, is celebrating 10 years of performing with a concert at the Rocklin Event Center. Beginning at 7 p.m., listen to a variety of sacred, secular, and patriotic music alongside guest vocalists, gift basket drawings, and more. windsoffaith.com

LOOMIS FAMILY FEST. This all-

ages event from 6-9 p.m. at the Historic Train Depot Plaza in Loomis includes live music, local vendors, beer and wine, food, arts and crafts, and kid-friendly activities (bounce houses, face painting, splash pad, and arts and crafts). loomischamber.com/fridaynight-family-fest

AUBURN BREWFEST. Gather

at the Gold Country Fairgrounds from 4-9 p.m. for this annual fundraiser for the Active 20-30 Club of Auburn, featuring brews, food, live music, and vendors. All proceeds go directly back to the community

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Soroptimist of Lincoln’s greatest fundraising event—open to all ages and abilities—which raises money for high school scholarships. Head to Strikes Unlimited in Rocklin from 2-3:30 p.m. to bowl and win great prizes and raffles. soroptimistoflincoln.org

a night under the stars at Fairytale Town, complete with exclusive playtime inside the park, a theater performance, arts and crafts, a scavenger hunt, fun games, and bedtime stories. Wake up to a continental breakfast under a canopy of trees. The fun starts at 5:30 p.m. and goes until the next morning at 7 a.m. fairytaletown.org

CONCERTS ON THE SQUARE.

Don’t miss Jessie Leigh, country singer/songwriter, at Vernon Street Town Square. Gates open at 6:30 p.m., and the show starts at 7:30 p.m. Food trucks and a beer garden are also available. roseville.ca.us/residents/ city_events

NIGHT MARKETS.

Celebrate summer at The Promenade at Westfield Galleria from 4-8 p.m. Pick out the latest farm-fresh produce from Raley's, shop locally crafted offerings, sip at the "Wine and Beer Tasting Bar" ($10 per ticket), listen to live music, play oversized lawn games, and more. Admission is free. westfield.com/ galleriaatroseville/events/all-events/ night-markets/47874

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DINNER WITH MICHELLE GREGOR. Blue Line Arts is

hosting a private, catered dinner with ceramicist Michelle Gregor from 5:308:30 p.m. Tickets include dinner and a glass of wine. bluelinearts.org

CAPC GOLF CLASSIC. Child

Advocates of Placer County is hosting this annual fund-raiser at The Ridge Golf Course in Auburn with music, margaritas, and more. Registration and breakfast starts at 8:30 a.m., the shotgun start is at 10 a.m., and dinner and prizes are at 4 p.m. casaplacer.org/event/2018capc-golf-classic

CTHULHU: THE PUPPET MUSICAL. Blacktop Comedy

is hosting Puppeteers for Fears, an Ashland, Oregon, based theater company specializing in original horror musical comedy from 8-9:30 p.m. The program is loved by critics of all kinds but is not suitable for children. blacktopcomedy.com

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SIERRA PREGNANCY AND HEALTH ANNUAL DINNER

A record number of attendees—330 in all—joined Placer SPCA for their 17th annual event and enjoyed a live and silent auction, entertainment by comedian Jack Gallagher, dinner, drinks, and a grand prize drawing sponsored by C.G. Di Arie Vineyard and Winery.

More than 300 people enjoyed this fund-raising dinner that collectively raised $68,000 for Sierra Pregnancy and Health, which offers free medical care, ultrasounds, and parenting resources to those in need.

March 23 // Timber Creek Ballroom, Roseville

February 22 // The Falls Event Center, Roseville

1 Debra White with Mr. and Mrs. Steven Winkel 2 John Messey and Tina Gandara 3 Christy Frecceri and Kelly Leitzell 4 Elizabeth Laverty, Kevin Willams, and Teri Coenen-Seaman

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Approximately 300 walkers participated in this fund-raiser for the Parkinson Association of Northern California. Following the 5K, attendees enjoyed lunch, entertainment, and a health fair. In all, $26,500 was raised and will support people in the community dealing with Parkinson’s disease.

International semiconductor technology developer and production volume CMOS foundry company, TSI Semiconductors, opened its normally closed campus/laboratories to host and inspire regional students and STEM-related instructors, in celebration of National Pi Day. The event helped to validate and emphasize the importance of STEM education and the various jobs requiring those essential skills.

April 7 // Maidu Regional Park, Roseville

1 Cheer Sacramento 2 Ed Smith, Andy Anderson, Mike Retzlaff, and Cat Gon 3 Rita and Eugene Spiess, Gary Anderson, and Vickie and Bob Smith 4 Saint Matt’s Walking Saints Photos by ANTONIO SANTOS

March 14 // TSI Semiconductors Headquarters, Roseville

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Guests enjoyed appetizers, drinks, crab and shrimp, dessert, and a performance by artist David Garibaldi while taking part in games and a silent auction at this fund-raiser for the Rotary Club of Roseville. All proceeds benefited the club’s charitable endeavors, including scouting programs, Miles of Smiles, camps for kids, and more.

Over 250 business leaders, community influencers, and elected officials gathered for this 20th annual luncheon hosted by KidsFirst, whose mission is to treat and prevent child abuse and neglect through education, advocacy, and counseling. Guests made donations to the nonprofit through the spirited raffle, a giving tree, lemonade stand, and various other opportunities.

1 Andrea Dworshak and Tim Ewell 2 Jan Gage and Leigh-Ann Reinero 3 Lorena and Andres Ordaz 4 Andra and Robert Saxe 5 Guy and Sheryl DeBoo 6 David Garibaldi

1 Derek Treddinick, Martha Paso, Tara Taylor, and Viviana Nevarez 2 Derk Garcia, Martha Paso, Hallie Romero, and Marc Buljan 3 Barbara Besana and Carol Garcia 4 Placer County Honor Guard 5 Jack and Lucy Ancona 6 Ruth Burgess and Ed Bonner 7 Bob Behrens, Suzanne Ochrach, Mia Behrens, Jeffrey

March 24 // The Falls Event Center, Roseville

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April 19 // Big Spoon Yogurt, Roseville Visitors enjoyed demonstrations by artists Traci Owens, Dottie Visker, and Bill Reed— whose work is on display through June 28 at Big Spoon Yogurt in Roseville—and helped paint a mural at this opening reception for Whimsical and Colorful, a pop-up art show presented by Arts Council of Placer County. A closing reception on June 28 from 6-8 p.m. will feature live music on the patio by Rhythm and Hues. 1 Bill Reed and Ben Frank 2 Dottie Visker and Jenna Rothlisberger 3 Dottie Visker and Nancy Rothlisberger Photos courtesy of DARCI FRANK

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irst connecting with his creative side as a musician, Edward Mallory discovered his passion for painting after retirement and is now an award-winning impressionist oil artist. In addition to producing romantic rural and city life scenes where brushstrokes create the visual focus and lines are minimized, Mallory also teaches popular workshops tailored to beginners. “I believe art exists in Intermission each of us and the pursuit of it fulfills our humanness,” shares Mallory. The artist has shown his work at High Hand Gallery, Gold Country Artists Gallery, and A Well Hung Art Collective; on June 2 and July 21, he’s teaching an “Introduction to Oil Painting” workshop at The Bag Lady in Folsom. HLB: WHAT DO YOU HOPE VIEWERS SEE IN YOUR WORK? EM: I like to bring a feel-good nostalgia to my paintings—something people can find themselves in or relate to: a captured glimpse of a familiar moment, a bus ride, a beautiful coastal sunset, children at play. I hope people can find something of themselves in my paintings.

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HLB: YOU ALSO ENJOY PLEIN AIR PAINTING. WHAT CHALLENGES DOES IT PRESENT? EM: Many painters don’t find setting up and painting in nature difficult, but it’s much harder than painting the same scene from a photograph. Standing on a Pacific cliff with the colors changing rapidly as the sunlight moves across the rocks, water, and cliff faces is challenging. You can’t stop things from changing and you can’t chase them. You know you’ll soon be painting something you’re no longer seeing. What helps is I don’t think of it as difficult; rather, I think of it as different. If you approach plein air like the controlled environment of your studio, you’ll be in for a frustrating day. HLB: AS AN INSTRUCTOR, WHAT HAVE YOUR STUDENTS TAUGHT YOU? EM: Teaching has helped me a great deal as an artist. Anyone who has ever taught knows doing it well is one thing, but to teach well you need to know twice as much. When you slow it down to teach, you’re sitting in the audience; it has to make sense. The process of unwrapping “the how” and “the why,” in order to explain it well, has forced understanding of not only what works but why it works. HLB: DO YOU HAVE ANY WORDS OF WISDOM FOR NOVICE PAINTERS? EM: Anyone passionate about learning to paint can learn to paint well [but they can’t] be afraid of failure or obsess about accuracy and need to keep pushing ahead. My first painting was an apple June 30 – The World I’d placed on the kitchen table. I’d bought a couple tubes of paint of Color Ballet. Enter an exciting world with names I couldn’t pronounce, a canvas, and a couple of brushes. of magic as your favorite Disney songs I pulled a water glass from the cabinet and traced a circle on my come to life on stage canvas. You couldn’t find a person with less artistic skill, yet it didn’t in this production produced by matter. My apple wasn’t good, but I had great fun painting it. The McLaughlin Theatre next day I headed back to the art store for more supplies, set up Co. The show begins at 7 p.m. theatre. a makeshift studio in a spare room, and over the next five years mclaughlinstudios. com painted every day. edwardmalloryfineart.com

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Pillow Talk An A to Zzz Guide for Better Sleep

e spend about one-third of our lives sleeping. It’s no understatement to stress how important quality sleep is to our overall well-being. “Sleep should be a major priority,” says Chuck Tolbert, clinical sleep specialist at Specialized Sleep Diagnostics in Roseville. “While you sleep, your body moves through different phases of shallow and deep sleep, which allows your body and mind to realign. This is also when physical healing occurs. [Over time, lack of proper sleep can cause] health problems to occur—everything from fatigue and headaches, to weight gain, memory loss, and more.” To help you hibernate, we asked local doctors and sleep experts to share their tips for getting the best night of sleep each and every night.

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“The pre-bedtime routine is underrated,” says Caitlin Siegle, sales manager at European

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listening to relaxing music, stretching, or giving yourself a hand massage. Taking a warm bath or shower or drinking noncaffeinated tea can also help set the mood for sleep,” says Analila Valencia, ND, from Revolutions Naturopathic, with locations in Folsom and Roseville. “Anxious individuals should schedule worrywart time two hours before bed to journal any ideas, concerns, etc., which can often alleviate ruminating thoughts,” advises Kimberly Hardin, MD, professor of pulmonary, critical care, and sleep medicine at UC Davis Health and director of UC Davis Health System’s Veterans Administration Hospital Sleep Lab. “To get the sleep you need, three things [are essential]: giving yourself sufficient time for sleep, the mind switching from busy mode to calm mode (for sleep onset and to maintain sleep), and the ability to easily and freely breathe through the nose,” says Amer Khan, MD, a neurologist and sleep specialist with Sutter Health Independent Physicians and founder of Sehatu Sleep Clinic in Roseville. “Staying disconnected in the morning allows your mind to wake more gradually, instead of being confronted by the rapid information processing that comes from scrolling on our phones. Meditating before bed can help your mind to quiet and unwind. Stretching in the morning helps your body wake up after being stagnant throughout the night, while doing so before bed can be relaxing for some and stimulating for others; check in with yourself and see how you’re responding,” Siegle says.

Timing Is Everything Sleep Design in Folsom. “The success is not in the steps themselves, but in the repetition of these activities and your long-term association with sleep. Putting your phone away, turning the television off—these things are intuitive to us but difficult to execute because we feel bored waiting to fall asleep.” “Most parents have a routine for kids before they go to bed. Adults also need to do the same for themselves, [including] no screen time 30-60 minutes before bedtime. Other recommendations include meditation or visualization, deep breathing, reading,

“Someone who gets four hours of deep sleep and cycles through two full REM cycles is going to be more well-rested than a person who sleeps for eight hours and wakes up tossing and turning every 30 minutes. Each time we interrupt the REM cycle, it must start over from the beginning and all five stages of REM sleep can take up to two hours to complete,” says Steve Metzgar, chief executive officer at Sleep Choice Mattress Centers with locations in Folsom and Citrus Heights. “[Don’t] lay in bed for hours watching the clock at night. If you’re unable to sleep for more than an hour, get out of bed and try to do something non-stimulating, like reading

a book, listening to calm music, or drinking a warm non-caffeinated beverage, until you’re truly tired and ready to go back to sleep. Stay away from all electronics and bright lights,” Tolbert recommends. “Don’t over-focus on sleep. Fitbits and other means of constantly measuring one’s sleep can often lead to more anxiety regarding it,” Hardin says.

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“Optimal sleeping temperatures range from about 65-68 degrees. Make sure your bedding is clean and free from potential allergens. The best thing to do is always have a backup set of linens—have one in the wash and one on the bed. An allergy encasement can also protect your mattress from absorbing dust mites and dead skin cells that make it harder to breathe and, in turn, harder to sleep,” says Derrick Compton, vice president of sales at Sleep Choice Mattress Centers with locations in Folsom and Citrus Heights. According to Compton, “People usually wait an average of two years too long to replace their mattress. A typical one will last structurally for 10 years; however, the comfort life of that same mattress may only last six to eight years, which means your mattress may not break down, but your body will. Once we allow our body to acclimate to the discomfort, we don’t even notice it anymore.”

Travel Tricks

“When traveling to a new time zone, it can take several days for our circadian rhythm to adjust and get back to its original schedule. Adjusting your sleep time forward or backwards—about a week before your trip— should help you adjust to the new time. And if your schedule allows, don’t be afraid to take a nap,” Tolbert says. “Stay awake until 10 p.m. local time. Avoid stimulants to [do so] and take short naps. Get plenty of sunlight,” says Robert Chase, MD, ENT specialist with Marshall Medical Center. “Humans are creatures of habit, and our bodies can take up to 60 days or longer to adjust to a changed level of support. A pillow supports 30 percent of your spine, so bringing your custom-fitted pillow from home essentially gets you 30 percent closer to still being in your bed at home,” Metzgar says.

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Service Above Self Rotary Club Roundup

by LINDA HOLDERNESS

nce dreaded, polio outbreaks are now a fading memory. In the world, only 17 cases occurred last year —and those in just

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Rotary Club of Roseville exchange students. This year, through a grant from Rotary Foundation, the district as a whole is tackling one of the region’s most troubling issues: human trafficking—“a dire problem,” Gordon says, “because we are a transportation crossroads.” Sacramento has one of the highest trafficking rates in the country, with girls ages 1214 the primary target. Rotary’s strategy focuses on two areas: education (for grades 5, 7, 9, and 11) and outreach to raise public awareness. Similar campaigns in other cities have achieved marked success, says Roseville Rotarian Brian Gladden, who—along side past district governor from East Sacramento Rotary, Bob Deering—is spearheading the effort. In the U.S., anyone interested in humanitarian service, locally and abroad, can join Rotary. Women have been active since 1987 and once-stringent attendance rules have been relaxed. “Meetings are fun,” says Rotary Club of Placerville President Cher Williams. “Through the fellowship, we build lifelong relationships.”

ROTARY CLUB OF ROSEVILLE Meets Thursdays at noon at Sierra View Country Club; 115 members. Projects include Miles of Smiles, which provides free dental screenings, referrals, and sealants; Book Buddies with

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two countries: Afghanistan and Pakistan. Much of the credit for conquering this cruel disease goes to an unusual source: Rotary International’s PolioPlus campaign. The worldwide service club has been working to eradicate polio since 1979, and its success, notes Rita Gordon, public image chair of Rotarys District 5180—which covers 41 Northern California clubs—will be the first time a non-government organization has wiped a disease off the planet. Members of Rotary—1.2 million worldwide—literally put boots on the ground delivering the oral vaccine to more than three billion children. “Boots on the ground” has been a Rotary hallmark since Paul P. Harris of Chicago founded the organization in 1905 to provide humanitarian services and advance peace around the world. But Rotary’s sights are set not only on diseases—such as polio, malaria, HIV/AIDS, and diabetes—but also on improving education and economic conditions for disadvantaged people both internationally and locally. With polio nearly extinct, “clean water is now bubbling to the top of the list,” Gordon says. Most of the world takes clean water for granted, but contaminated water in developing nations causes around 842,000 diarrheal deaths a year, according to World Health Organization data. With “Service Above Self” as Rotary’s motto, local clubs are responsible, often quietly, for a variety of local programs, including dental care for disadvantaged kids, literacy support, refurbishing bikes for needy youngsters, student scholarships, enhancing parks, and sponsoring foreign

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According to the FBI, human trafficking is the fastest growing crime in the world and is believed to be more than a $150 billion industry. To address the cause in Sacramento, Rotary District 5180—which encompasses the Rotary Clubs of El Dorado Hills, Folsom, Folsom Lake, Historic Folsom, Granite Bay, Roseville, South Placer, Sunrise, and others across the region—is partnering with 3Strands Global and the Voices and Faces Project. The program—a result of the Rotary District being approved for the biggest global grant in the U.S. and largest Rotary grant to fight human trafficking worldwide—is the largest collaborative project to prevent human trafficking in the history of the Sacramento region and includes education and training to teachers and students, as well as a public awareness campaign. For more info and to volunteer or donate to this effort, email Brian at brian. gladden@cgi.com or Desiree at desiree918@comcast.net.

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third graders; community cleanups; international water project; a bus donation to a Rotary club in Mexico; and active PolioPlus participation. rotaryrsvl.org

PLACER VALLEY SUNRISE ROTARY Meets Thursdays at 7 a.m. at Window Box Café in Rocklin; 16 members. Past efforts include planting trees at schools and building shade structures and exercise stations at parks; scholarships; and providing solar cookers for families who must otherwise carry and burn wood in Africa. They also hold Purple Pinkie Days to raise money for PolioPlus. placervalleysunriserotary.com

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ROTARY CLUB OF GRANITE BAY Meets Fridays at 12:15 p.m. at Cattlemen’s Steakhouse in Roseville; 40 members. Provides scholarships and Christmas baskets. They also constructed a sports equipment storage facility and installed benches at Granite Bay High School, completed sports fields at Cavitt Junior High School, donated $100,000 to PolioPlus, supported a blood project in Africa and a dental project in New Guinea, and assisted with bringing safe water to Peru and Africa. portal.clubrunner.ca/9110

ROTARY CLUB OF SOUTH PLACER Meets Wednesdays at noon at Whitney Oaks Golf Club; 35 members. Serves the Rocklin and South Placer area; major fund-raiser is the Rocklin Brewfest (June 2) whose proceeds fund numerous community giving programs locally and internationally, including senior citizen smoke detector checks, free Little Libraries, Mexico orphanage projects and student scholarships, and assistance for foster youth attending Sierra College. rotary5180.org/clubInfo/south-placer-(rocklin)

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International Interiors Around the World in 7 Designs

by KERRIE L. KELLY, FASID

hile every culture has its own aesthetic when it comes to interior design and lifestyle, most people can agree on the benefits of a

JAPAN Interiors inspired by Japan are simple and symmetric and feature colorful paintings, low-slung furnishings, unfinished wooden pieces, and potted plants in ceramic vases. If you’re adopting Japanese interior style, consider incorporating bamboo floors or cabinets with sliding panels instead of walls to divide your space.

SPAIN Live like a Spaniard and surround yourself with colorful, hand-painted accents, terracotta tiles, and handmade finishes. A white wall sets the stage for thoughtful layers of artisanal ironwork and textiles. Outdoor living elements in front, side, and backyard areas allow vibrant designs to spill outside and blur the lines between interior and exterior living spaces.

Kerrie L. Kelly, FASID, is an award-winning interior designer, author, product developer, and multimedia consultant helping brands reach the interior design community. To contact her, visit kerriekelly.com or call 916-706-2089.

INDIA Indian-style homes use bold, bright-colored textiles for pillows, rugs, furniture, throws, towels, bed linens, and furniture. Should you choose to adopt this style, bring an organic look indoors through greenery in colorful vessels that

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Japan photo courtesy of Tenyu. Spain photo by Brian Kellog for KKDL.

well-thought-out, livable home. Whether you choose to embrace the design principles of hygge, love Mediterranean details, or are a fan of Morocco’s bold expressions, our homes are where we can bring design elements together. Here we share our favorite seven interior trends from around the world.

sit on the floor or on stands. Dark wood tones are also preferred for furniture, frames, trays, and mirrors. FRANCE Candelabras, chandeliers, and romantic, dressmaker-like details are often used in this interior design look, which incorporates palettes of white, gray, blush, and blue. Any opportunity to add glamour and elegance to a space is welcomed, as evidenced by walls decorated with large, often ornate, hand-painted coverings, statement mirrors, tapestries, and artwork. Baroque-style carvings are usually found on furniture and wall décor, such as mirror frames.

ITALY This iconic style features sculptures and graceful statues— often depicting children, busts, and beautiful women—in addition to luxurious linens, brocades, silks, and velvets with rich finishing details. Furniture pieces tend to incorporate exquisite carvings covered with gold gilding or bronze.

SWEDEN Swedish-style décor incorporates balanced simplicity, meaning spaces are usually uncluttered, and include soft furnishings and rugs, in addition to windows and shades that allow more natural light inside the house. What’s even more fascinating is that most spaces are highly personalized with little to no distractions such as telephones, televisions, or computers.

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France photo by Brian Kellog for KKDL. Sweden photo courtesy of Bloomingville.

7 MOROCCO Moroccan décor celebrates the cool, calming palettes of sea and sky—accented with grays and other neutral shades—and is all about geometric patterned soft furnishings. Tile patterns combined with tactile textures are the way to go if you want to implement this style in your home. Which international style speaks to you? It may not be just one in particular—mix and match to tell your unique story.

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In Deep Water Indoor/ Outdoor Rug, $343-$922 at

CC Sun Hat, $19 at Limberlost Co. (inside Gypsy Chic Vintage Market), 109 Flocchini Circle, Lincoln. 916-800-2811, facebook.com/ limberlostcompany

Kerrie Kelly Design Lab, 5704 Elvas Avenue, Sacramento. 916-706-2089, kerriekelly.com

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Fiesta Party Package, $169 (includes 1 frozen drink machine, 1 "Margarita Man" mix, 50 cups, 1 cart with black skirt, 1 heavy duty extension cord, and 1 mixing bucket; serves up to 100 guests) at The Margarita Man, based in El Dorado Hills, 888-500-6274, margaritamanrents.com

Big Bob Gibson’s BBQ Book: Recipes and Secrets from a Legendary Barbecue Joint by Chris Lilly, $13

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Device Brewing Company “What the Haze?!”, $3.99 per can at Final Gravity,

9205 Sierra College Boulevard, Suite 100, Roseville. 916-782-1166, finalgravitybeer.com

Surf’s Up Candle, $22, and Surf’s Up Surf Dust, $17, at Skye

Clothing Boutique, 846 Lincoln Way, Auburn. 530-745-4414, facebook.com/skyeclothingboutique

Weber Spirit E-310 Gas Grill,

$499 at California Backyard, 1529 Eureka Road, Roseville. 916-7734800, californiabackyard.com

MyChelle un Shield Stick SPF 50, $12 at Sunrise

Natural Foods, 1950 Douglas Boulevard, Roseville, 916789-8591; 2160 Grass Valley Highway, Auburn, 530-888-8973, sunrisenaturalfoods.net

Slice of Citrus Thermal Lunch Tote, $14, and Pineapple Glass Tumbler, $7, at Serenity Spa | SOUL

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Photo by Melissa Gayle.

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WANDERLUST FESTIVAL

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4 Festivals Worth Traveling To [ by megan wiskus ]

1 / Wanderlust

STAY Basecamp Tahoe City is the ultimate boutique hotel and prime place to pick as your home base.With stylish, cabin-chic rooms (including a “Great Indoors” option with a tent and faux fire pit), a cozy lobby pouring local craft brews, continental breakfast with DIY waffles, and nightly s’mores, it truly is the ultimate “base camp.” Located five minutes to the lake and smack dab in Tahoe City, guests can hop on the local TART bus for easy access to Wanderlust. basecamptahoecity.com

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2 / Outside Lands

Janet Jackson, Bon Iver, and Beck are just a small sampling of the artists performing at this year’s Outside Lands in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park. Escape the Sacramento heat from August 10-12 and enjoy three days (single-day tickets are also available) of world-class music, art, and comedy alongside some of the Bay Area’s best food, beer, wine, and people-watching. The festival is also committed to sustainability; to that end, over 90 percent of last year’s waste was composed of reusable, recyclable, and compostable materials. Now that’s “where’s it at.” sfoutsidelands.com STAY Though most hotels within close proximity to the park will be booked (and raise their prices by leaps

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Wanderlust photos by Melissa Gayle. Basecamp Tahoe City photos by Paul Dyer. Outside Lands photo by Ryan Mastro.

Find your true north and celebrate mindful living amongst the breathtaking Sierra Nevada scenery at Wanderlust. The fourday festival at Squaw Valley allows you to choose-your-own adventure with yoga and meditation sessions, organic cuisine, inspiring lectures and workshops, outdoor activities, and heart-pumping tunes. From July 19-22, expect to unplug, unwind, and recharge as you partake in a pool party at 8,200 feet, attend a late-night concert under the star-lit sky, flow through an invigorating vinyasa class, or get your feet wet paddleboarding. wanderlust.com/festivals/ squaw-valley

and bounds), don’t let that discourage you from staying somewhere farther away.

Outside Lands photos clockwise: Jorgphoto, Ryan Mastro, and Cameron Nielson. Wine in the Woods photos courtesy of Sage Imagery. Other photos courtesy of their respective companies or organizations.

InterContinental San Francisco

catches your eye before entering, thanks to its 32-story, cool-blue exterior, and continues to impress once you step inside (think elegantly appointed rooms dressed in rich wood and marble with sleek, stylish furnishings, and spectacular city views). Booking a Club Room means complimentary breakfast, afternoon tea, evening cocktails, and more. If going green’s your thing, you’ll be overjoyed to hear that the property is LEED EBOM Gold Certified under the U.S Green Building Council, and is the largest LEED Gold Recipient of existing buildings in California. The only downside? You may find it problematic to peel yourself away from the premises. But when you do make it out, a pre-paid shuttle to Outside Lands is just a short Uber ride or walk away! intercontinentalsanfrancisco.com

3 / Wine in the Woods

Imagine sipping on handcrafted local wines, sampling artisanal food like Tomales Bay giant barbecue oysters and Harris Ranch tomahawk ribeye steaks with garlic butter and Cipollini onions, listening to live music, and indulging in dessert around a campfire—all under the beautiful pines of Yosemite. Sound too good to be true? Experience all of the above, and more, at Wine in the Woods—a low-heels, laid-back festival on August 25 that’s forest-to-fork at its finest. tenayalodge.com/packages/ wine-in-the-woods

STAY All that wine means you likely won’t want to travel far when it comes time for bed. Luckily, booking a room at Tenaya Lodge at Yosemite means you can walk your way to dreamland… no designated driver necessary. The luxury mountain resort—surrounded by the Sierra National Forest and just three miles from the south entrance of Yosemite National Park—features elegant environs and pretty panoramas from every room.Whether you choose to bring the kiddos and canines, or make it an adults-only getaway, Tenaya has packages to keep everyone content. tenayalodge.com

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Though our region boasts its fair share of brew fests, the aptly named Great American Beer Festival in Downtown Denver is exactly that: great. Bringing together visitors from around the globe and over 100 judges to taste and critique thousands of American-made craft brews, it’s the largest ticketed beer fest in the U.S. This year’s event runs from September 2022; admission includes unlimited one-ounce samples and a commemorative tasting cup, plus access to presentations, food, and hangout spots (including a silent disco and “Heavy Medal” area featuring, you guessed it, medalwinning beers). greatamericanbeerfestival.com STAY Hop your way home to The Maven or The Oxford, two of Denver’s hippest hotels. Both are just about a mile from the festival and within walking distance to plenty of after-party fun. Anchoring the city’s Dairy Block—a mixed-use development near Coors Field featuring shopping, a food hall, art-filled alley, and more—The Maven boasts loft-style, naturally lit, artsy rooms with amenities that run the gamut from a complimentary beer or margarita and coffee at “the Airstream” to discounts at a bevy of nearby businesses. The Oxford is one of the city’s most historic hotels and recently went through a major THE MAVEN facelift, keeping all the old-timey charm (think antique headboards, claw foot tubs, and rich drapery) with today’s modern conveniences and amenities aplenty. themavenhotel.com, theoxfordhotel. com THE OXFORD

10 PERFECT DAYS IN JAPAN [ by megan wiskus ]

or those who’ve never stepped foot in Asia or are apprehensive to do so, I have a destination for you. Not only is Japan a juxtaposition of centuries-old traditions and cuttingedge technology, but the cuisine is a gourmand’s paradise—with more Michelin star restaurants in Tokyo than anywhere in the world— the public transportation effortless, the streets safe and

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spotless, and the scenery spectacular. It’s a place that’s welcoming to Westerners and will leave an imprint on more than just your passport.

DAY 1:

Stay your first three nights at one of Tokyo’s newest properties: The Centurion Classic Akasaka. Centrally located and sited next to popular attractions, the well-designed space provides all the creature comforts of home and an abundance of amenities. Directly opposite the hotel is one of the

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The Oxford top circle photo by Jason Dewey Photography. All other photos courtesy of their respective companies or organizations.

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4 / Great American Beer Festival

SNOW MONKEY RESORTS

most authentic spots to slurp down a soul-soothing bowl of ramen. Look for the yellow facade and slip into one of the uniquely Japanese wooden booths at Akasaka Ittenbari—a shop that’s been in business for over 35 years and has the art of ramen-making down pat. After polishing off the spicy miso variety and an order of chewy, fresh-made dumplings, you’ll be in an official food coma and ready to snooze your jet lag away.

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DAY 2:

IMPERIAL PALA CE

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Lace up your comfiest pair of shoes and start the day on foot with a visit to Hikawa Shrine, whose red “torii” gates are visible from the hotel. Arriving in the early morn means the grounds

SHIBUYA CROSSING

are especially spiritual. Continue on foot to the Imperial Palace, an expansive park-like area surrounded by a water-filled moat and home to gardens galore and palaces aplenty. Other must-see areas—

all easily accessible via the easy-tonavigate, efficient ALL STAR ARIGATO FOOD TOUR trains—include Harajuku (the city’s pop culture and fashion-forward hub whose side streets are scattered with upmarket boutiques and cozy cafés) and neon-splashed Shibuya (home to the famed “Shibuya Crossing,” which is rumored to be the busiest intersection in the world). After a bit of downtime, it’s time to make delicious memories with an All

Star Arigato Food Tour. The three-hour

LUNCH ON SNOW MONKEY TOUR

to a place. Located about two hours via bullet train (Japan Rail), a trip to Nagano and the aforementioned monkeys, is well worth the early morning wake-up call. Though doable on your own, I advise booking a one-day tour courtesy of Snow Monkey Resorts. A professional guide will greet you at the train station and take you on a fun-filled journey to Jigokudani Park for some up close and personal “monkeying”

NIGHT LIGHTS OF TOKYO

walking experience takes you through the sights, sounds, and tastes of Tokyo most tourists miss. Learn more about the locals’ lifestyle as you dig into seasonal dishes at multiple stops and see a whole new side of the city. Post-tour, you’d be remiss to skip Golden Gai. Home to a hodgepodge of pocket-sized pubs that span six narrow alleyways and fit no more than 10 people, it’s a bar-hopper’s paradise.

DAY 3: Though

there’s plenty to do in Tokyo proper, sometimes a day away—especially when it involves HARAJUKU snow monkeys swimming in hot springs—provides even more perspective

JAPAN RAIL TO NAGANO

around with the wild Japanese macaques (the most northerly living nonhuman primates), followed by a hearty lunch, visit to Zenkoji Temple, and

JIGOKUDANI PARK

ZENKOJI TEMPLE

sake tasting—all while ensuring you don’t get lost and providing interesting insight into the country’s culture.

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have sushi for breakfast, shop for souvenirs, TENRYU - JI and meander through DAY 6: Rise and shine BREAKFAS the narrow and get ready to tackle T AT ARAS HIYAMA BE NKEI After waking streets and the temple-laden town up to another stalls. Another via two wheels.With mouthwatering meal, must-do early morning adventure its bike-friendly, mostly explore the surrounding is a trip to the Arashio Beya flat streets HOZU RIVER Arashiyama district—a Sumo Stable where, on select and various nationally designated Historic days, you can witness the aspiring rental Site and Place of Scenic wrestlers in action. After seafood companies FUSHIMIINARI SHRINE Beauty that’s full of and sumo, hop on the bullet train (Cycle old-style shops and for a two-hour, 20-minute trip to Kyoto sited along the gently Japan’s original capital, offers TOFUKUJI TEMPLE rolling Hozu River. MustKyoto—a much quieter, numerous see activities include the slower-paced city guided tours and Bamboo Forest, a serene, in comparison to affordable rental options), it’s tree-filled grove whose Tokyo. The 10the easiest and fastest way to swaying stalks will calm even room Arashiyama explore your surrounds the most militant minds; Benkei, a traditional without being confined Tenryu-ji, a UNESCO Japanese inn known IN-ROOM YUKATAS to a car. Though dotted World Heritage Site said to as a ryokan, delivers with historic shrines, be one of Kyoto’s five great personalized and unparalleled temples, and other NISHIKI MARKET Zen temples; and service from kimono-clad structures at every turn KYOTO FOOD NIGHT TOUR going for a ride on staff. Tradition weaves its (there’s more than 2,000), a traditional rickshaw. way through every nook I recommend stops at Tofukuji Once you’ve had your fill and cranny here, including of green tea things (it’s the delectable multi-course abundant in this area), dinner (kaiseki) that’s eaten head to neighboring in-room while wearing a Kyoto City. The best way yukata, tatami-mat beds, and to get your bearings—while open-air hot spring baths (onsens) getting full-sized food samplings that’ll whisk all your worries away. and a bit of exercise—is to take the Kyoto Food Night Tour with Ninja KIYOMIZU-DERA Food Tours. After experiencing the city’s tucked-away restaurants and izakayas Temple, the famed (and often (bars) and photographed) Fushimi Inari wandering Shrine, and Kiyomizu-dera. the lantern-lit End the evening strolling through streets, you’ll Nishiki Market and the geishabe a Kyoto (and filled Gion district before cuisine) ninja! devouring handmade, bite-sized BAMBOO FOREST

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dumplings from Gyoza Hohei

Photos by Megan Wiskus and Christopher Lim.

DAY 5:

ROMANCECAR

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and expertly crafted cocktails from Bar Sloth.

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DAY 7: Catch the

futuristic, white-nosed bullet train for a detour to Hakone, a mountainous town home to hot springs, views of Mount Fuji, and an abundance of natural beauty. A stay at the newly opened, ultra plush Ten-yu means bathing in mineral-rich waters at either your in-room onsen or the public baths (one of which boasts an infinity pool and magnificent mountain views); modern, minimalistic rooms that still hold tight to tradition; and artful, multi-course meals prepared with hyper-local ingredients that are almost too pretty to eat.With nearby hikes, morning yoga, easy access to nearby attractions, and the aforementioned baths, leaving here is the hardest part. For those seeking a hotel that’s high-end without being hoity-toity, a stay here is well worth the splurge.

DAY 8:When in

seven years to your life. Following a ride on Japan’s only and oldest mountain railway, you’ll arrive at Gora where you can stop for lunch, check out the Hakone Open-Air Museum, and eventually continue on the “Romancecar” back to Tokyo.

Hakone, one must avail of the money-saving Hakone Free Pass, which provides unlimited use of buses, trains, boats, cable cars, and ropeways in the Hakone region, in addition HAKONE SHRINE to discounted admission to select tourist attractions. From Ten-yu, start your journey at Lake GORA Ashi where you can witness the majestic Hakone Shrine before boarding the Hakone Sightseeing Cruise (“pirate ship”) and—on clear days—catch a glimpse of mighty Mount Fuji. After disembarking, hop on the Hakone Ropeway for a 30-minute aerial journey above the region’s violent volcanic fumes. At the final stop, stretch your legs and—if you’re brave—try a famed “black egg,” which is rumored to add

HAKONE SIGHTSEEING CRUISE

DAY 9: For your

final two nights in the “land of the rising sun,” I suggest snoozing at UENO PARK one of Tokyo’s most stylish “social apartments”: HOTEL GRAPHY NEZU

Hotel Graphy Nezu. Tucked

away from the hustle and bustle, the hotelhostel hybrid is a short walk to Ueno Park, some of the city’s best museums, and plenty of underthe-radar shops and eateries. The property itself boasts features like a communal kitchen, cozy café-bar that makes a mean marshmallow matcha latte, and rental bikes. Don’t expect too many bells and whistles here, however—just clean, comfy surrounds with friendly staff, a retro-rad ambiance, and plenty of perks like free smartphones, JUNE 2018 // stylergbr.com

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laundry, and an adult beverage each evening.

DAY 10:

Last days are always bittersweet, especially when you’re in a place as jawdropping as Japan. To end the trip on an

SUMIDA RIVER

ASAHI BEER HEADQ

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especially unforgettable note, check out the area known for its riverside views and rich tradition, Asakusa, and hop over to the

Asahi Beer Headquarters

where you can sip on suds from 22 floors up while taking in magical views of the skyline and Sumida River. Nearby is one of Tokyo’s most popular attractions, Sensoji Temple, a massive (and the city’s oldest) Buddhist temple that dates back to 645 AD. Leading up to the

gates is a colorful pedestrian path filled with snacks and souvenir stalls, so you can make any final purchases before saying sayounara. As anyone who’s been to Japan can attest, it’s a country that surprises, delights, and inspires—a place that’s easy to love and will have you longing to return. For more information and assistance in planning your own journey, visit www.japan.travel/en.

TIPS:

// Order a 7-Day Japan Rail (JR) Pass before you leave the states and activate it upon arrival at

the airport. It’s also beneficial to purchase a PASMO Card, which allows you to travel on all other modes of transit. Loading it with approximately $30 USD is enough to get you through 10 days doing the activities above. // All subway signs and stops—in addition to most menus—are in both Japanese and English; what’s more, the locals are always happy to help, so don’t be afraid to ask. // Direct flights to Tokyo abound from SFO; if you’d rather depart from Sacramento, look at flying into LAX and hopping on a direct flight from there (in my case, this option was actually cheaper).

4 GRAPE ESCAPES 1 / AMADOR COUNTY

farmstead, Avio Vineyards (aviowine.com) boasts beautiful grounds, shaded tables, and an Airbnb. They welcome you to bring a picnic to accompany their raspberry sparkling wine, too.

SIP Helwig Winery (helwigwinery.com) is known for sweeping vistas of the Sierras that can be enjoyed on the patio or with a picnic in the pavilion. Just down the road, relax in the shaded outdoor seating area amid ponds, manicured greenery, and fountains with a glass of Port or Barbera at Villa Toscano Winery (villatoscano.com). Terra d’Oro (terradorowinery. com) perfectly captures the essence of the “Land of Gold” and produces a delicious Pinot Grigio, Moscato, Barbera, and Zinfandel. Reminiscent of a Tuscan

SNACK Find the finest and freshest sandwiches, salads, artisan cheese, and desserts at Amador Vintage Market (bethsogaard.com/vintage-market) in Plymouth. They even offer a special “Box Lunch” so you can snack while you sip. Other can’t-miss noshes are the chef-inspired pizzas and salads at Villa Toscano Bistro (villatoscano.com/bistro).

This region has more than 40 wineries—some of which date back to the 1800s—and produces some incredibly rich Zinfandels, Barberas, and Rhones.

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STAY Sutter Creek’s historic Hotel Sutter (hotelsutter. com) brings Gold Country charm to the heart of wine country and is the perfect gateway to all the wineries,

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boutique stores, golf courses, and historical landmarks.What’s more, their restaurant serves locally sourced, sustainable ingredients, and boasts views of Main Street from the balcony—making it an ideal destination for dinner.—TM

HELWIG WINERY (FOOD PROVIDED BY AMADOR VINTAGE MARKET)

FOR MORE INFO, VISIT AMADORWINE.COM.

Hotel Sutter and Helwig Winery photos by Menka Belgal. Other photo courtesy of its respective company or organization.

HOTEL SUTTER

2 / EL DORADO COUNTY Famed not only for its rich history but also for its wineries that produce some of the most intensely flavored and deepcolored varietals, a trip to El Dorado County is not to be missed. SIP Drop by Fenton Herriott Vineyards (fentonherriott.com) during your jaunt and enjoy a picnic in the gazebo, a game of bocce ball, or one of their many events this summer. Cielo Estate Winery (cieloestate.com) offers tranquil surroundings and a fine Tempranillo and Zinfandel. Saluti Cellars (saluticellars. com) has beautifully landscaped grounds, a bocce ball court, hiking trails, and a bed and breakfast. Try their “Capisce”—a blend of Zinfandel, Petite Sirah, and Syrah. The Barbera and Zinfandel are a must at Gold Hill Vineyard and Brewery (goldhillvineyard.com) while picnicking on the deck and taking in the views. Crystal Basin Cellars (crystalbasin.com) is great for a fun day out while you enjoy some of their Renegade Red, Petite Sirah, or Pinot Noir. Relax under the wooded beamed arbor and enjoy gourmet food and wine FENTON HERRIOTT VINEYARDS JUNE 2018 // stylergbr.com

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SNACK Sweetie Pies (sweetiepies.biz) will provide you with the sustenance to hit all those wineries, with their scrambles, pancakes, and lots of baked goodies. Heyday Café (heydaycafe.com) dishes out salads and sandwiches that are the perfect on-the-go items for a trip to wine country. It’s also a prime pick once you’ve had your fill of wine and are looking for a proper dinner.

RANCHO ROBLE VINEYARDS

HEYDAY CAFÉ

STAY The Cary House Hotel (caryhouse.com) in Downtown

CARY HOUSE HOTEL

Placerville boasts a historic ambiance with antiques dating back to 1857, paired with modern amenities like Wi-Fi and free parking. From here, you can experience the shops, art galleries, and restaurants of Main Street, while being a few minutes away from some great wineries.—TM FOR MORE INFO, VISIT ELDORADOWINES.ORG.

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This region boasts quaint wineries that produce stellar varietals in the form of Barbera, Grenache,Viognier, Malbec, and more.

SIP Enjoy breathtaking sunsets and scenery at Wise Villa Winery (wisevillawinery.com) as you savor over 30 of their award-winning wines in the elegant European setting. Rancho Roble Vineyards (ranchoroble. com) is a hidden gem with an outdoor oasis that produces a fine estate Barbera and hosts happy hour on most Fridays. Rock Hill Winery (rockhillwine. com) is perched on a steep hill and makes for a relaxing stopover while you try their vintage red. Cante

Ao Vinho Tasting Room and Wine Bar

(canteaovinho.com) offers wine by the glass or

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Heyday Café photo by Dante Fontana. Other photos courtesy of their respective companies or organizations.

pairings (try the Estate Malbec and Zinfandel) at Miraflores Winery (mirafloreswinery.com).

bottle after 5 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, along with gourmet food trucks and traveling musicians.

WISE VILLA WINERY

SNACK The Bistro at Wise Villa Winery (wisevillawinery.com/bistroinfo) creates gourmet small plates, mouthwatering entrées, and more that make for a perfect midday meal or delectable dinner. Head to La Fornaretta Restaurant (lafornaretta.com) in Newcastle for authentic, scratch-made Sicilian fare in a charming setting. STAY Loomis’ Flower Farm Inn (flowerfarminn. com) is located in the middle of a citrus orchard and is also home to a nursery, gift shop, barn, café, and tasting room for Casque Wines (casquewines.com)—so you’ll never be bored, hungry, or thirsty.—TM

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Wise Villa Winery photo by Menka Belgal. Lula Cellars photos by Brendan McGuigan.

This hidden jewel of a wine region—sited along Highway 128 in beautiful Mendocino County—boasts a unique group of wineries, most of whom offer world-class LULA CELLARS

Pinot Noir among other varietals. SIP Although Roederer Estate (roedererestate.com) is beloved for their sparkling wines (and who doesn’t

(navarrowine.com) has been making awardwinning wines since 1974, don’t miss a visit to the charming tasting room at Lula Cellars (lulacellars.com). Along with offering tastings of some of the best Pinots you’ll find anywhere, the entertaining (and knowledgeable) staff will share lively stories of the people and history of this tucked-away region. SNACK There are quite a few interesting eateries in the Valley along Highway 128, including the humorously named JUNE 2018 // stylergbr.com

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Travel Tips Submitted by Shawna Cordonnier, Travel Advisor at Roseville Travel, 201 Pacific Street, Roseville, 916-782-6363, rosevilletravel. com ENJOY YOUR DESTINATION. Every destination has numerous experiences and tours available, and your vacation will be much more memorable if you take advantage of them. MENDOCINO

TALK TO THE LOCALS. The best suggestions for “must-do experiences” often come from locals; they’ll know the best places to see or things to do that you may not find on your own.

Bewildered Pig (bewilderedpig. com), Mosswood Market Café and Bakery, and The Buckhorn (thebuckhornboonville.com)—a pub with local beer and wine and the only full bar in the area. STAY Despite a handful of accommodations in AV proper, for a

DON’T OVERDO IT. It’s important to take advantage of everything your destination has to offer, but make sure you don’t overdo it. Leave yourself some time to relax and do things you stumble upon and didn’t plan for. CHECK THE WEATHER. One thing you can’t plan for is the weather; check the forecast before you leave and pack accordingly. TOP 3 DESTINATIONS: Italy, Hawaii, and Greece Submitted by Mark Hoffmann, CTP, Sports Leisure Vacations, 9812 Old Winery Place, Suite 1, Sacramento, 916-361-2051, sportsleisure.com

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JOIN FREQUENT GUEST/STAY PROGRAMS. This tip is especially true when it comes to hotels and rental car companies. You’ll get free Internet at hotels, along with other benefits that vary from brand to brand. Renting a car will be much easier, and you’ll be able to skip the lines at counters and often have a better choice of vehicles. With that, beware of small, local rental car companies. NEVER BUY ANYTHING AT A TIMESHARE PRESENTATION. Don’t even take your credit cards or your checkbook. If you decide you must buy, always purchase on the secondary market. Someone who paid full price will be happy to sell to you at a discount.

really remarkable experience, I recommend traveling westward 30 minutes to the town of Mendocino and relish a stay at the Brewery Gulch Inn (brewerygulchinn. com).While sipping your recently purchased wines from the picturesque patio or balcony, you can enjoy spectacular views of the pines and Pacific Ocean.—DL FOR MORE INFO, VISIT AVWINES. COM.

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TOP 3 DESTINATIONS: Oregon Coast (particularly the area around Newport/ Florence), Cooperstown, and Route 66 Submitted by Genny Arietta, MCC, El Dorado Hills Travel, 3941 Park Drive, Suite 90, El Dorado Hills, 916-933-0476, edhtravel. com CHECK YOUR PASSPORT’S EXPIRATION DATE. Many countries require that your passport be valid six months beyond your return travel date; don’t wait till the last minute to look! CALL YOUR CREDIT CARD AND PHONE COMPANIES. Before you leave the country, let your credit card companies know when and where you’ll be traveling. Also, call your cell phone provider to see if you need a special international plan so you’re not hit with roaming fees. TOP 3 DESTINATIONS: Italy, Ireland, and Iceland

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DINING SPOTLIGHT

Kemem Ethiopian and Middle Eastern Restaurant A World of Flavors

ever have I ever been so by LORN RANDALL // photos by DANTE FONTANA completely unaware of what I was about to consume. Ethiopian cuisine was a mystery (as I’m sure it is to the average suburban diner). If, like me, you’ve yet to sample it, you’re missing out. The warm, almost sensuous flavors and spices entice the palate and coerce the brain to keep eating…even as breathing becomes a chore. Our table began with a couple of appetizers that were familiar, including falafel—deep-fried fritters of mashed chickpeas seasoned with cumin and coriander that boasted a wonderfully crunchy, goldenbrown crust and soft, airy, breadlike interior. Served with fresh pita triangles, a tomato-cucumber salad, and a tangy, cool, yogurt sauce, they were a perfect introduction for the food that followed. The lentil sambusas were another solid starter. Similar to an Indian Lentil Sambusas samosa, Kemem’s version featured f r ied past a w rapper s st uf fed w it h g round lent ils and were accompanied by a tomato-chile sauce reminiscent of what my Mexican mother-in-law would call red chile mole (read: spicy and addictive). Our server, Bruk (Brook), was kind enough to give us a demonstration on the proper etiquette for the consumption of this type of cuisine, specifically injera—the spongy, gluten-free rolled bread (similar in taste to sourdough) that was served with our entrées. “We eat with our hands,” he explained as he placed a sheet of injera on the plate, covered a section with beef zilzil tebs, then tore a piece off and deftly manipulated the fajita-like strips of meat and bell peppers into a neat

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…THE RESULTING MOUTHFUL WAS AN EPIPHANY…A SYMPHONY OF FLAVORS AND INGREDIENTS, INCLUDING CHILE, CARDAMOM, TURMERIC, BELL PEPPERS, AND BEEF.

Top: Beef Zilzil Tebs Above left: Injera Middle: Doro Wot Right: Falafel Right below: Semolina Cake

HOURS: 11 a.m.-9 p.m. (Tuesday-Sunday) TRY THIS: Spiced Tea, Lentil Sambusa, Beet Root Salad, Beef Zilzil Tebs, Doro Wot, Kofta, Vegan Combination, Semolina Cake, Caramelized Peach Crêpe, Coffee

DRINKS: Beer and wine TAB: $$ HEADS - UP: Numerous vegan and gluten-free options; daily lunch buffet from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. (noon-3 p.m. on Saturday) and Tuesday evenings from 5-8 p.m.; all

Ethiopian entrées served with injera, pita bread, or basmati rice; kids’ menu; delivery available via GrubHub; roasted Ethiopian coffee made from scratch; follow their Facebook page for specials and updates

package to be devoured. Sensing the potential for unwanted dry cleaning, I opted for a fork. In either case, the resulting mouthful was an epiphany…a symphony of flavors and ingredients, including chile, cardamom, turmeric, bell peppers, and beef. Throwing caution to the East African wind, I ordered doro wot: the national chicken dish of Ethiopia featuring piquant and savor y braised chicken legs and a whole hard-boiled egg with a combination of spices known as berbere (chile pepper, garlic, g inger, dr ied basil, Ethiopian cardamom, black and white pepper, fenugreek, and r ue —the latter of which is a bitter shrub). It’s no wonder this is the national dish—every bite revealed another layer of exciting flavors. There was also a buffet featuring several more intriguing items, i nclud i ng nu merous vegan and vegetar ian options. If you’re in a hurry, I recommend it as everything is made inhouse, including the injera. If not, order off the menu and enjoy...your patience will be rewarded.

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A guide to getting your grub on beyond Placer County… Boundless Brie Burger

OUT OF BOUNDS CRAFT KITCHEN AND BIERGARTEN 13407 Folsom Boulevard, Suite D, Folsom, 916-357-5250, outofboundsbrewing.com

“The combination of Brie, sliced apples, walnut-fig jam, and balsamic reduction was possibly one of my top five favorite burger bites ever.” HOURS: 11 a.m.-10 p.m. (Sunday-Thursday), 11 a.m.midnight (Friday-Saturday)

“I was instantly wooed by my Osso Bucco. The Niman Ranch pork shank was fall-offthe-bone tender with a flavorful tomatosherry sauce and sautéed greens atop the creamiest polenta I’ve yet to taste.”

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311 MAIN STREET, PLACERVILLE, 530-295-8140, OURFARMTABLE.COM HOURS: 9 a.m.-3 p.m. (Sunday), 11 a.m.-3 p.m. (Monday), 11 a.m.-8 p.m. (Wednesday), 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. (Thursday-Saturday) TRY THIS: Mushroom Toast, Pork Belly Confit, Smoked Trout Salad, Biscuits and Sausage Gravy, Bacon Pancakes, Sausage Sandwich, Niman Ranch Pork Osso Bucco, Crème Brûlée, Blue Cheese and Poached Fig

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DRINKS: Beer and wine TAB: $$ HEADS-UP: Sunday brunch.; glutenfree and vegetarian options (happy to accommodate vegans as well); catering available; menu changes seasonally; house-made sausages, charcuterie, condiments, pickled vegetables, and more; club memberships

TRY THIS: Chef-Cut Bacon Skewers, Smoked Mac ‘N’ Cheese, Strawberry and Candied Pecan Salad, Braised Street Tacos, Out of Bounds Craft Burger, Boundless Brie Burger, BBQ Piña Peño Pollo Flatbread, Salmon BLT

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Moksa Brewing Co. // “Beer will always be more than availability and alcohol content. Beer is about individuality, heritage,

friendship, tradition, exploration, taste, and smell captured in a glass.” Those wise words may not be mine, but I’ll gladly pass them along thanks to Moksa Brewing. The 3,000-square-foot taproom lives by this mantra, as evidenced by the relaxed, friendly vibe you’re greeted with upon entering and variety of complex, hop-heavy offerings on tap. Outfitted with brewing equipment and reclaimed wood walls, the industrial ambiance is warmed by the helpful staff that’s more than willing to offer suggestions based on your palate’s preference. I’m a fan of lighter brews so I had the Rocklin Ale, a dry hopped pilsner-style ale they describe as having subtle floral and spicy notes. I would describe it as cold, refreshing, and perfectly delicious. They had plenty of other beers to choose from on my visit as well, from a hazy pale ale with coconut (Island Fuzz) to an unfiltered West Coast-style IPA (Sir Dirk Westerton) and oatmeal milk stout with cacao nibs and espresso on nitro (Café Moksa)—all made in the same room that you get to enjoy them in. Priding themselves on quality over quantity, many of their offerings have limited availability, but rest assured: Whatever they’re pouring is guaranteed to please. And if you hate leaving your dog at home or paying top dollar for a babysitter, no worries: canines and kids are welcome to join the party, too. Cheers to that! 5860 Pacific Street, Rocklin, 916-824-1366, moksabrewing.com.

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THE HOT LIST

Extreme Hummus

Sacramento Pizza Company

Visconti’s Ristorante

Hisui Sushi

Roundhouse Deli

6 Takeout Favorites When it comes to good food on the go, the following places—and dishes—passed Style’s takeout test with flying colors. In no particular order…

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“Back Forty Texas BBQ packs up their takeout entrées in giant bakery boxes, filling them with delicious smoked meats and scrumptious sides. My go-to order is the Best of Both, which is perfect for indecisive palates and comes with your choice of two proteins (pork ribs and BBQ chicken for yours truly), two fresh fixin’s—such as tangy coleslaw, garlic mashed potatoes, hearty chili, or mac and cheese—and either a hunk of cornbread with honey butter, banana bread, or a freshly baked mini loaf. All arrive at home safely packaged and piping hot!” backfortyroseville.com

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“The Linguine Calamari at Folsom’s beloved Visconti’s Ristorante is what you order when you’re craving comfort food and don’t want to cook. Loaded with garlic and white wine simmered in marinara sauce, this dish has the most perfectly cooked, tender calamari. A to-go serving comes with a house salad and garlic bread that’s perfect for sopping up all those seafood-infused juices. Also takeout-worthy is their freshly made marinara sauce, so you can attempt to make your own version of the dish—or you can be like me and just leave it to the pros.”

“Not only does the aptly named Extreme Hummus in Citrus Heights have an array of hummus options (spicy chipotle, artichoke pesto, and cilantro jalapeño, to name a few), but their meat melts in your mouth, and the portions are beyond generous. I always opt for the Beef and Lamb Platter, which comes with the namesake proteins drizzled in tasty tzatziki sauce, plus rice, salad, pita bread, and your choice of hummus (I’m a sucker for the roasted garlic white bean). They also have a drive-thru, ensuring delicious eats from the comfort of your car.”

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“Any time I’m craving sushi in my PJs, I pick up Hisui Sushi’s Sushi Special Combo. The simple yet totally satisfying combo comes with eight perfectly crafted pieces of California roll, six pieces of fresh, melt-in-your-mouth sashimi (tuna, salmon, and yellowtail), and five beautiful pieces of nigiri (tuna, salmon, escolar, yellowtail, and shrimp). Hisui always tries to keep it fresh, and this is evident with each bite. I mostly share this combo with my not-so-greedy other half but can easily demolish the whole thing myself.” hisuisushi.com

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“The Tri-Tip Tacos at Roundhouse Deli near Downtown Roseville are some of the best things to ever hit my lips. The meat is smoked fresh outside on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays; and the light, crispy, Parmesan-sprinkled shells provide the perfect vessel for the juicy beef, shredded cheese, lettuce (I always ask for extra!), tomatoes, and homemade hot sauce. What’s more, it’s family-owned, so the experience is always genuine and comfortable. Taco bout some tasty takeout!” 916-

“Despite my passionate love for pizza, I’m trying to be good and restrict it to once a week, so it has to be especially great. Enter Folsom’s Sacramento Pizza Company and their specialty pie: The SacPizzaCo. This beauty comes with their housemade marinara sauce, mozzarella, pepperoni, sausage, olives, mushrooms, green peppers, and freshly cut tomatoes. It might sound basic, but the fresh ingredients—combined with a light, airy crust—makes for the best takeout pizza that’s far from boring.”

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TASTE // SIP ON THIS

Seasonal Recipe and Beer Pairing CREAMY CUCUMBER AND DILL GAZPACHO WITH PEA SALSA AND SUMAC This is my Swedish take on a Mediterranean classic. The Greek yogurt and avocado give it a wonderfully creamy texture and trick you into thinking you’re having something really quite rich and indulgent when actually this is a fresh, light dish with a major focus on vegetables. Add the chillies according to your taste—they vary a lot, so do taste a little before deciding. I prefer a decent kick.

Lagom: The Swedish Art of Eating Harmoniously by Steffi KnowlesDellner (Quadrille Publishing, 2018, $29.99)

• 1 cucumber, roughly chopped

• 3 tbsp. extra virgin olive oil

• 2 yellow bell peppers, roughly chopped

• 1 avocado, stoned, peeled and cubed

• 1–2 green chillies (depending on taste), finely chopped • 1/2 garlic clove, very finely chopped • 2 spring onions [scallions], roughly chopped

• 1 cup Greek yogurt, plus extra to serve • 1 small bunch of mint, roughly chopped • 1 small bunch of dill, roughly chopped • Pinch of sugar, or to taste • Sumac, for sprinkling

FOR THE SALSA:

• 3/4 cup frozen peas • 1/2 red onion, finely chopped

• 1 lemon, zest and juice

Blitz the cucumber, peppers, chillies, garlic, spring onions, 2 tablespoons of the oil, and all but 1 tablespoon of the cubed avocado together in a food processor. Add the yogurt and most of the herbs and continue to blend until smooth. Season with

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salt, pepper, and sugar to taste. Add a little water if the soup seems too thick.

Blanch the peas in a pan of boiling water for a minute, then refresh in cold water. Drain thoroughly, then mix with the red onion, lemon juice and zest, remaining oil, and reserved avocado. Sprinkle in any leftover herbs.

To serve, pour into chilled bowls and top with a dollop of yogurt, the pea salsa, and a sprinkling of sumac. Serves 4.

MOONRAKER BREWING COMPANY’S CITRA CRUSH

Pairs with

ABV: 6%

Moonraker Brewing Company’s Citra Crush, an American pale ale, delivers a nice light-tomedium-bodied mouthful with moderate carbonation. The soft, silky texture gives it Founded in 1743, Hakutsuru is one of the oldest and best-selling sake (Japanese rice amazing smoothness that won’t compete wine) producers. Using only high-quality natural spring water and premium rice, each creation is brewed with sophisticated skills and traditional practices. For more info, visit with the freshness of the mint, dill, lemon, hakutsuru-sake.com. and cucumber in this month’s recipe. The nose (aka, smell) doesn’t yield much more Hakutsuru Draft Sake Hakutsuru Sayuri Nigori Sake than tropical citrus notes, but the taste tells a different tale. With lemon and ABV: 14% ABV: 12.5% cane sugar up front and some OVERALL RATING: 3 OVERALL RATING: 4 TASTING NOTES: Light, fresh, and smooth; TASTING NOTES: Course-filtered with a dry wheat on the finish, it’s aromas of rice and melon; slightly dry; light, floral nose and hints of cherry blossom, a beverage best enjoyed clean and pure tasting; enjoy it chilled white grape, and fresh banana; sweet but on beautiful, warm days alongside sushi, salads, or chicken not cloying; lush and creamy with a smooth finish; pair with spring rolls, grilled meats, alongside lighter foods. PRICE: $3.99 spicy fare, or dessert Unlike some hoppier ales PURCHASE: Total Wine & More PRICE: $6.49 and IPAs, it won’t stick on PURCHASE: Total Wine & More your palate for long, which is OVERALL RATING is the average score (out of 5) compiled by Style staff tasters. Ratings should be taken with a exactly what the brewer intended. grain of salt, as we are by no means “experts”—just hard-working employees who enjoy imbibing. —Greg Salva, 36 Handles

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CANDY STORE/CONFECTIONER

A Family of Candy Makers since 1963. With 3 generations of candy makers, Snooks continues the tradition of producing the finest freshly made confections on site in Historic Folsom. Come visit us or shop online!

FRENCH

Snooks Chocolate Factory 731 Sutter Street Historic Folsom, CA 916-985-0620 www.snookscandies.com

CAFÉ

Offering delicious home made fresh food and the best coffee and espresso in the area. Start your day with our breakfast specialties, warm cinnamon rolls, delectable coffee cakes, fresh muffins, delightful scones and cookies. Sit outside on the patio for lunch, and enjoy our creative salads, sandwiches and soup. Come enjoy our great patio!

Come in and treat yourself to our Frozen Hot Chocolate!

Coffee Republic 6610 Folsom-Auburn Rd. Folsom, CA 916-987-8001 www.coffeerepublicfolsom.com

Icing on the Cupcake offers a wide variety of cupcake flavors including gluten free and vegan options available every day at our three retail locations. We also offer other sweet treats baked fresh daily including brownies, pies, and cookie sandwiches using the finest quality ingredients.

Icing on the Cupcake 6839 Lonetree Blvd. Rocklin 916-303-4333 www.icingonthecupcake.com

ITALIAN

Julian’s Patisserie & Cafe 6610 Folsom Auburn Rd., Ste. 7 Folsom, CA 916-936-4735 www.julianscafe.com

ITALIAN

At Visconti’s Ristorante, we are honored to cook for you as we cook for our own family. We are proud to use only the freshest ingredients, and imported meat, cheese, and wine. We welcome you and look forward to serving you!

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We specialize in European inspired Breakfast Pastries, Crepes, and Desserts! Everything is made in house by our exceptional culinary team. We value quality and freshness as the most important part of our product!

Combining the flavors of France and the Mediterranean regions with an emphasis on quality, fresh seasonal and locally-grown ingredients. The perfect location for private dining, special events, wedding celebrations and corporate dinners/ presentations.

Local Chicago Hot Spot! Serving up Roseville's favorite signature Chicago pizzas, Italian beef and “Vienna” dogs, pastas, and sandwiches that offer high quality, value and flavor. Dine-in with your family and watch your favorite sporting events. Opening day is soon! MLB is available for all baseball games. Delivery and carryout available.

Rosati's 5140 Foothills Blvd., #110 Roseville, CA 916-797-7492 myrosatis.com/roseville

JAPANESE / SUSHI

Visconti’s Ristorante 2700 E. Bidwell St., Ste. 700 Folsom, CA 916-983-5181 viscontisristorante.com

Executive Chef Michael Liu unites traditional Japanese cuisine with unique and contemporary offerings by bringing you the very best in tasty ingredients from the ocean & land to your plate. Tuesday-Sunday 11am-2pm enjoy our All You Can Eat (AYCE) menu. It has proven an unmatched offering enthusiastically received by our customers.

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Q&A WITH LOCAL COMPANIES

American Energy Air

Campfire Treats

RICK SHOPEK

STEVIE WITTICH

8615 Laurel Mist Court, Granite Bay, 916-782-3139, americanenergyair.net

4800 Granite Drive, Suite B10, Rocklin, 916-259-2930, campfiretreats.com

Describe your business. Did you find it, or did it find you?

It definitely found me. When looking for healthy, all-natural treats for our dog—a vizsla named Pippa—I wasn't happy with the ingredients in most of them, so I started making treats myself. Pippa loved them. Friends’ dogs went crazy too, and that’s when I knew it might be a great business. In 2017, after several months of perfecting recipes, I launched Campfire Treats online to provide all-natural treats and chews to dogs across the nation. In April of this year, we added a small store to serve local customers in person.The factor that led me to start the business became a key element of the company philosophy: ingredients. I care a great deal about what goes into our treats. To that end, every single ingredient is from the U.S. and of a quality that you and I would eat as well. We don’t use any additives, preservatives, fillers, or dyes; each treat is handcrafted in our Rocklin kitchen.

In 1978, I worked for a solar company in Minnesota. My first job in California was installing solar panels in Beverly Hills. I came to Sacramento on October 5, 1979, and it was 105 degrees. Where better to start an air conditioning business? A year later, I founded American Energy Air, and we’ve been helping clients in Sacramento, Placer, and El Dorado Counties keep cool ever since.When you schedule a service with us, we send a highly qualified technician who’s prepared to solve your problem—not a salesman trying to sell you an expensive new HVAC unit.We do installations, but we never recommend a new air conditioner just to make a buck.We also service commercial refrigeration needs for numerous businesses. Our new product—an intelligent solar battery system—allows customers to easily manage their energy consumption, resulting in maximum savings and independent power in the event of an extended power outage.

Where do you go when the going gets tough? I take our dog to Folsom Lake.

What’s your biggest job perk?

How are you involved with both the community and your customer?

Meeting a lot of friendly dogs!

We support Wellspring Women's Center. I’m also an animal rescue supporter, environmentalist, father, and small business owner.

What’s your favorite place to eat out locally?

What's your favorite place to eat out locally?

Vaiano Trattoria or The Chef’s Table.

The Chef's Table.

What’s your favorite local business other than your own?

Where do you and your family go locally to have fun?

The Antique Trove. I love finding things I didn’t know I needed.

Sky Zone Trampoline Park.

If you could be in any other profession, what would it be?

What's your favorite local business other than your own?

Running a pretty B&B somewhere on the California coast with my husband, but right now I’m 100 percent committed to CampfireTreats.

Granite Bay Veterinary Clinic.

And finally, customer service is…?

Job number one for us. Our website states we have someone on call 24/7, and the testimonials validate our commitment. During the heat wave of 2017, we worked around the clock and are proud that we handled all service requests within 24 hours.

The golden key to success.

And finally, customer service is…?

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Stylish, Comfortable, Reliable, Functional

Create an inviting space for friends and family to gather round with Flexsteel’s stylish selection of living rooms available at Naturwood Home Furnishings. Your Flexsteel living room will be a thing of beauty and an affordable investment in quality. Come browse Naturwood and bring style and comfort home.

12125 Folsom Blvd. Rancho Cordova 916-351- 0227

Mon – Fri 10am – 8pm Sat 10am – 6pm Sun 11am – 6pm

www.naturwood.com

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Where We Live

“Our region is special because the unparalleled beauty of nature is never more than steps away.” SHOOT IT, SEND IT

Submit your best shots of our region to info@stylemg.com and tell us why, in 20 words or less, the photo showcases “Where We Live.” The featured photographer will win a gift card to a local business. Ready, set, SNAP!

Photo by DOUG MILLER

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