The Harvest Issue: Ad Close: July 16 Material Due: July 23 On-Sale: September 21 Fall is finally here and in this issue we inspire our readers to celebrate the bounty of autumn. From easy ways to make your home and yard more cozy and sustainable, to cooking tips and recipes starring perfect fall produce, to our first regional travel guide in over a year, this is the ultimate seasonal manual for making the most of life in the West.
to Halloween at Home: All the elements you need to celebrate • How the holiday at home with artisanal Western confections and stylish harvest-themed decor.
Off-the-Grid Vacation Cabins: From modular prefab to cool • Luxe modified containers, cabin life is within reach for more people than ever. A buying guide to the getaway house boom.
Electric! Why the electric house is the future of home design and how to • Go make it part of your life now—from induction cooking to solar energy 101. Landscape Design: Using locally harvested sustainable • Sustainable materials and emphasizing native plants, Oregon-California ORCA Landscape design is expanding the idea of what indoor/outdoor living can be. We share their inspiring gardens, tips, and tricks for a greener garden.
Farming Guide: Little City Farms is the blueprint for healthier, • Urban tastier urban life. Situated on an abandoned tennis court, this hyper-local urban farm grows produce for local restaurants, educates kids in the neighborhood, and feeds the community in inspiring ways.
Autumn Desserts: Peak season produce stars in homey, • Comforting cozy baked goods perfect for fall. Harvest Feast: Multi-award-winning chef and • Mexican-American Netflix star Enrique Olvera is evolving what Mexican-American cuisine can be at his restaurant, Damian, where spices and salas ennoble meats, fish, and handmade tortillas, and cocktails starring artisanal Mezcal make every meal a party. And we’ve got the recipes to recreate the vacation vibes at home.
Escapes Travel Guide: Travel will come roaring back this fall. • Fall Here’s our guide to the best hotels, wineries, restaurants, and destinations throughout the West. Plus: the return of our Annual Travel Awards!
New Way to Wine Country: Cool new tasting rooms, on-site • The dining, rule-breaking winemakers, and cool hotels are making Napa and Sonoma better than ever.