Main Line Today July 2010
July 29, 2010 Drexelbrook Corporate Events Center, Drexel Hill
Exclusive interviews with local legends and legends-to-be, from Shane Victorino and Tory Burch to young actress Patricia Raven and beer guru Lew Bryson.
Our readers and critics pick their favorites.
Our complete directory of local CSAs.
The surprising evolution—or de-evolution—of the wedding gown.
Nothing dictates the atmosphere of a wedding quite like the trends of the moment—and engagement rings are no exception.
How to finish all of your “big day” planning with a big smile.
Three Main Line couples offer an intimate glimpse into their most cherished day.
Community-supported agriculture is mushrooming locally. We go one-on-one with some of its most enthusiastic advocates.
A former Phillies scout and batting practice pitcher takes his baseball prowess to the kids.
The filmmaker/fashion maven offers insight into her latest project and reflects on the future of master tailoring.
A slice of Main Line history gets a well-deserved makeover.
Location: 38 Deborah Drive, Leola. Drive time: One hour. The scoop: Lancaster County’s first boutique hotel features more than 60 thoughtfully decorated rooms and suites in settings that include an authentic former wine cellar, gardener’s ...
Minority students come to the Main Line for "A Better Chance."
A longtime Main Line gardener and landscaper.
The Killing of Mindi Quintana by Jeffrey A. Cohen and more.
Back in 1915, Chester was the only county in the state to say “yes” to women’s suffrage.
May 15 Radnor Hunt, Malvern Beneficiary: Brandywine Conservancy
May 15 The Brandywine River Museum, Chadds Ford Beneficiary: Community Interactions, Inc.
Visiting the Barnes Foundation in Merion and other must-dos for July.