November 2023 – Page 6 – Splash Magazines

What’s That White Stuff Drifting Down And Covering My car?

November 16, 2023 Bob Neshoff 0

By Bob Nesoff It may have been a mild summer in most parts of the country and predictions of what kind of winter it’s going to be simply prove that most weather reporters are little […]

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2023 Holiday Home & Pets Gift Guide

November 16, 2023 Gift Guides Contributors 0

We have many unique items in this guide. Click a link below to jump to the section that will work best for your gifting needs, or scroll through all our items to be inspired! Products […]

Tasting Room Tales – The Blending Lab’s Wine Artistry

November 16, 2023 Marilyn Anderson 0

The Wine Blending Lab, an urban winery, has established itself in both Paso Robles and Los Angeles. At the heart of their philosophy is the belief that the enjoyment of wine should be a delightful […]

Riding on Amtrak From West Palm to New York

November 15, 2023 Gerry and Pamela Barker 11

By Gerry Barker Photos by Gerry Barker Some twenty-five years ago, Pam and I took our first train trip. It lasted almost two weeks and covered 8,500 miles — Texas to Chicago, Chicago to Los […]

Iconic Artist LA Marler at Rancho Mirage Library

November 15, 2023 Elizabeth Hazard 0

Renowned contemporary photographic artist Louise Marler, aka LA Marler will be exhibiting her distinguished photo pop art at Rancho Mirage Library from December 1, 2023 through February 2024 for the winter and Tenth Writer’s Fest. […]

Beautiful: The Carole King Musical Review – For All Pop Music Lovers

November 15, 2023 Elaine Mura 0

Following its world premiere in San Francisco in 2013, BEAUTIFUL: THE CAROLE KING MUSICAL soon made its way to Broadway in 2014, where it was a smash hit and won two Tony Awards for best […]

A STILL SMALL VOICE – The Story of Unsung Hospital Heroes

November 15, 2023 Michele Caprario 0

A STILL SMALL VOICE follows Margaret, also known as “Mati,” Engel, a chaplain completing a year-long residency at New York City’s Mount Sinai Hospital. Director Luke Lorentzen strives to explore in this work the particular […]

The Cottage Garden: Book Review

November 12, 2023 Suzanne Magnuson 0

In The Cottage Garden, acclaimed Danish gardener Claus Dalby provides a thorough, beautifully illustrated guide to cultivating simple, abundant cottage gardens. With insightful advice and stunning photographs, this book is essential for any gardener looking […]

Jenufa at the Lyric Opera: Uninspiring Melodrama Anchored by Powerful Performances

November 12, 2023 Suzanne Magnuson 0

The Lyric’s current B opera is an interesting one largely due to the immense talent of the performers as they attack Leos Janacek’s unique score that breaks out of late Romanticism into its own modern […]

The Music Critic -Made me want to Be John Malkovich All Over Again

November 12, 2023 Sarelle Caicedo 0

The Music Critic, which played for one night in Chicago, on October 26, at the glorious Chicago Theatre, was part concert part play. It was created by Aleksey Igudesman, an incredible Russian-born violinist, who also […]