May/June 2025
In our March/April 2025 issue, peek inside a striking tiny home and other remarkable rooms and gardens, learn how an all-girls choir empowers young singers, and so much more!
In our March/April 2025 issue, peek inside a striking tiny home and other remarkable rooms and gardens, learn how an all-girls choir empowers young singers, and so much more!
Learn what makes Easter a special day for Spring Council of Mama Dip’s Kitchen – plus a recipe for shrimp stuffed eggs
Creating Easter Memories: Tips for Entertaining from Spring Council Read More »
In our March/April 2025 issue, peek inside a striking tiny home and other remarkable rooms and gardens, learn how an all-girls choir empowers young singers, and so much more!
Congratulations on being nominated for our annual poll! Encourage everyone to vote now with these Best of Chapel Hill marketing materials.
Promote Your Business During Best of Chapel Hill 2025 Voting Read More »
Dorette Snover is a chef, author and the owner of C’est si Bon cooking school who teaches locally and leads tours to France. “I’ve also seen these delightful little French cakes, made famous by Marcel Proust, referred to as noisette shells. One option is to dip the madeleines in chocolate and sandwich two madeleines together
A Simple, Yet Sophisticated French Dessert Read More »
Between globe-trotting adventures, Uniquities Founder and CEO Julie Jennings teams up with her husband, Bret Jennings, and designer Carol Ann Zinn to transform their home into a reflection of their experiences
World Travelers Renovate Their Home in a Style of Their Own Read More »
In our January/February 2025 issue, meet four visionaries creating lasting impacts in our community, discover best-kept secrets for kid-friendly adventures, find a dozen hot chocolate spots in downtown Chapel Hill and so much more!
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Ann and Lex Alexander are retired but are active community members who have started several retail businesses including Wellspring Grocery and 3 Cups. “My mother, Peggy Bowman, was known by all my friends as Mama B. Every Christmas, my buddies and I would gather in her kitchen to make Danish Butter Cookies from an old
Mama B’s Melt-In-Your-Mouth Cookies Read More »
For over 16 years, interior designer Terry Woodfin has not only transformed the Millar family’s Chapel Hill home but also forged a deep friendship built on trust and shared values.
A Designer and Her Clients Build a Bond Rooted in Family Values Read More »
First up, this pear and gin cocktail with a ginger-sage syrup will be a hit at the adults’ table. Michelle M. Temple raves about this drink from the B-Side Lounge: “It’s a crowd-pleaser and uses ingredients that are easy to obtain and make.” Then try a fall-flavored sipper made with chai, ginger beer and spiced rum.
2 Crowd-Pleasing Cocktail Recipes to Wow Holiday Guests Read More »