This Month In Style: March 2020
Style Magazine – March 2020
This Month's Feature:
Breaking Bread: 10 Bakeries to Try Now
Calling all bakery lovers! If you crave quality, scratch-made cakes, and more, we’ve got you covered. Check out these top bakeries in town, plus pro baking tips and must-order items. Read More »
Special Advertisers:
Taste of the Town 2020
Presenting Style Magazine’s Taste of the Town special advertising section, where some of our area’s culinary creators have chosen to highlight their business. Read More »
Distinctive Dentists: March 2020
Some of our area’s best dentists and orthodontists have chosen to highlight their practice within the pages of the area’s most read community magazine. Read More »
Online Exclusive:
9 Garden Planning Tips for the Greatest Return
Gotten overzealous in spring and overplanted or planted the wrong varieties for your tastes and needs? Make this the year you plan your garden for the best return on your investment. Read More »
(Thrift) Shop Till You Drop
Purchase high-end items for low-end prices at these local thrift and consignment stores that'll add a dash of panache to your home and closet. Read More »
Other Highlighted Articles:
Last Look: March 2020
“I love visiting the family-owned farms in our area, especially in spring when all of the flowers are starting to display their beauty.” Read More »
On the Rocks: 3 Wonderful Whiskeys
Whether you prefer yours neat, on the rocks, or mixed into a craft cocktail, we have a locally distilled bottle of whiskey for you. Read More »
Bring It! 4 Perfect Potluck Recipes
From appetizers to side dishes and the main event, there are easy-to-prepare ideas for all that’ll have guests going gaga. Read More »
The Hot List: 6 Chicken Wings
The beginning of chicken wings, as we know them today, was in 1964 when Theresa Bellissimo of Buffalo, NY, fried some up and added hot sauce. Nowadays, they’re a sporting event staple. Read More »
Foodie Find: Bo Urban Corner
Vietnamese food is low in sugar and almost always gluten-free, as many of the dishes are made with rice noodles, rice paper, and rice flour instead of wheat. Read More »
Dining Out: Eureka!
“According to my server, the pork shank riblets ‘are braised for hours in sherry and aromatics’— resulting in tender, succulent pork reminiscent of its veal namesake.” Read More »
Introducing Joe Borders at SacWellness
Q&A with Local Companies Read More »
Introducing Ron Chadburn, Melanie Chase, and Jim Williams at Folsom Autotech
Q&A with Local Companies Read More »
Introducing Leslie Prevost at Seducente Ranch & Vineyard
Q&A with Local Companies Read More »
Green Things: 16 Eco-Friendly Finds
Reduce your footprint this spring with these 16 eco-friendly finds. Read More »
Cruise Control: Exploring Holland and Germany Aboard the Crystal Bach
Over the past decade, there’s been a surge in passengers as well as the number of companies operating river cruise lines. We were eager to experience the world of luxury river cruising. Read More »
Less Is More: 5 Small-Space Essentials
Although your space may be petite, the style doesn’t have to be. Below are our favorite ways to hack a small space, from two-in-one furnishings to décor that visually expands any space. Read More »
Relationship Repair: 8 Questions About Couples Counseling
Have you thought about talking to your partner about counseling, but weren’t sure how to start the conversation? Read More »
Spotlight on: Sandy Hilton
Sandy Hilton’s passion for pottery was inspired after watching a National Geographic film in grade school about an artist making pottery on a wheel. Read More »
Jose’s Culinary Adventure
Local Make-A-Wish kid, Jose, had his wish of becoming a chef granted, thanks to the team at Sienna Restaurant. Read More »
FBI Teen Academy: Shaping Citizens of Tomorrow
Are you a high schooler who’s curious about what it takes to keep our community and country safe? If you answered “yes” to this question, read on to find out more about the FBI Teen Academy. Read More »
Ask the Experts: What Are Some Tips for People Just Learning How to Cook?
What are some tips for people just learning how to cook? What are some examples of functional foods? Read More »
Take a Hike: Bassi Falls
Easy to access; family-friendly; plenty of photo opportunities; creeks and pools of water along the way; 120-foot waterfall at the end is ample in spring and early summer. Read More »
10 Nonprofit Thrift Shops
Save money, find something you love, and help a charity by visiting one of these local thrift stores that serve a cause you care about. Ready, set, shop! Read More »
Get to Know: El Dorado County Resident Josh Varozza
Oak Ridge High School graduate Josh Varozza is a big guy, with a big beard and personality, and an even bigger heart. Read More »
What's Up In March 2020: The Newest Awards, Events, and Announcements from El Dorado County to Roseville
Read on to find out What's Up in El Dorado County, Folsom, and Roseville this March 2020. Read More »