Arts + Culture

Explore the Morris Museum

whether you're inside or outside—there's something for everyone! Article by Alison Lukin | Photography by Barbora Hindson We know it’s July, and all of our minds are on the outdoors. But sometimes, a cool day inside hits the spot. Whether it’s raining or you just need to beat the heat, the Morris Museum, a Smithsonian affiliate, has something for everyone. And even better news? If you can’t decide whether you want to be inside or out, this premier museum in Morris County has BOTH! Here are our...

Life + Culture

Still Dating After Five Kids

exploring the small moments that keep our marriage strong Article by Felisha Lynch | Photography by Rachel Indano @rachelindanophotography People always ask how we stay connected after almost 20 years together—and five kids later—and honestly? It’s not grand gestures. It’s the small things, the intentional things, the couple of hours when we stop talking about who needs to be picked up and where, and actually talk to each other again. Somewhere along the way, we realized that spending time...

Food + Beverage

The Power of the Picnic

all the inspiration you need to get dining outside Article by Alison Lukin | Photography by Barbora Hindson “A picnic is a state of mind.” A quote from How to Be Idle by Tom Hodgkinson Years ago, on a gorgeous summer day, I took my two kids for a picnic on a whim. It was unplanned, unhurried, and to be honest, a bit of a gamble. Parents know that sometimes even the best intentions can go awry. “This is a great idea!” can turn to disaster in a matter of moments. Nevertheless, I pulled an...

Food + Beverage

The Great Ice Cream Crawl

beat the heat with deliciousness and don't miss a single sweet spot Article by Ellen S. Wilkowe | Photography by Barbora Hindson and Donna Fisk Sprinkles or jimmies. Soft serve or scooped. Cone or cup. The great debate over ice cream glowups has been aswirl almost as long as the Taylor Ham vs. pork roll banter–maybe longer. This is Jersey, where ice cream ranks up there in importance as pizza and the shore itself.  As the dog days of summer intersect with National Ice Cream Month, we decided...

Food + Beverage

Ready for a Coffee House Roundup?

The very best for your daily joe in Eastern Morris Article by Alison Lukin | Photography by Donna Fisk Java Smugglers 922 Main St, Boonton. Organically farmed coffee grown in volcanic soil, served in beautiful mugs. VIBES? Like your eclectic grandma opened the coziest tearoom in town—quiet, book-lined, and endlessly inspiring. Catfight Coffee 922 Main St, Boonton. Creative roasts and house-made nut milks. It’s where the cool punk kids go who like it spooky. Owned by a rock star, and it shows...

Food + Beverage

Sabores Latinos Guinness Stout BBQ Sauce

a bright and mouthwatering sauce to up your grilling game this summer from Chef Fredy Article by Alison Lukin | Photography by Barbora Hindson Chef Fredy’s Table has been a mainstay in Morristown for years, known as the pinnacle of high-end dining. You want a guaranteed top-notch meal with elegant ambiance? They deliver every time. Now, those same gentlemen who spent years crafting the ultimate dining experience are returning to their roots. Sabores Latinos Morristown is dedicated to bringing...

Life + Culture

Raising Good Men

From My Dad to My Husband to My Sons Article and Photography by Felisha Lynch Before I ever had daughters, I was a boy mom. Three little boys in four years. Loud, wild, and always moving. While I don’t know exactly what kind of men they will grow up to be, I know one thing for sure: they have an incredible example right in front of them. My husband. But this didn’t start with him. I saw it growing up. I have a dad who set the standard for me. He was kind, patient, steady, and a man who...

Health + Wellness

Sweat. Heal. Thrive.

how the owner of drip sauna studio survived cancer and found true wellness Article by Greg Nugent | Photography by Barbora Hindson I was 21 years old, a senior at James Madison University, when everything changed. Up until then, I thought I had a solid handle on wellness. I was active in the gym, playing intramural sports, and doing my best to eat healthy—at least by college standards. I felt like I was doing all the right things, which is why it took me so long to fully accept that something...

Auto + Marine

Driven By Legacy

The Paul Miller Auto Group Celebrates 50 Years Of Dedication Article by Alison Lukin | Photography by Donna Fisk Anyone who lived in Northern New Jersey in the 70s and 80s, frequently driving up and down Route 46, remembers a local landmark—several actually. What began in 1976 as a single-location Herman Miller dealership selling the Audi and Porsche brands has since grown into a family legacy. And their logo? Well, there’s a good reason it’s a checkered flag. Paul Miller was born in...

Food + Beverage

Mushroom Forest

The ultimate appetizer or finger food for any party Article by Chef AJ Concha | Photography by Provided by Chef AJ Ingredients • loaf sourdough bread • 5 oz Nduja sausage • 32 oz mushroom mix (shiitake, portobello, crimini, king) • 1 pint heavy cream • 1 stick of butter • 1 white onion • 1/2 cup of white wine • 1/2 cup of chicken stock • 1 TBSP of Flour • Chives • Parsley • 12 oz feta or goat cheese • 3 TBSP of Worcestershire sauce • balsamic glaze • garlic butter (optional) • nasturtium...