Story and photos by Richard Hooper
In September 1859, at the 26th annual Cleveland Agricultural Society Fair, there was an exhibition of foxhounds. Previous... Read More...
By Shayda Windle
As a former business executive turned art consultant, coach, and writer, Jill Perla fell into her profession through an unusual path. She g... Read More...
Written by Shayda Windle
When Alex Carr was invited to a Twilight Polo match at Great Meadow arena a few years ago, she wasn’t quite sure what to expect. Tw... Read More...
Written by Shayda Windle | Photographs Provided by Sarah Florjancic
Loudoun County is home to some of the oldest buildings and historical sites in the Unite... Read More...
Written by Shayda Windle
There is no doubt the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) has impacted every industry imaginable, and the arts are no exception. For bu... Read More...
Written by Heidi Baumstark
War. Invasion. The enemy. That’s what’s been said about the worldwide Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. News media consistently r... Read More...
By Richard Hooper
We think of April as a month of spring and rebirth, as well as tax month. It was also, in 1796, the month when John Dent introduced a bill... Read More...
By Heidi Baumstark
When casks of European wine washed ashore on the dunes of Virginia’s Cape Henry, a band of English settlers took notice. That was April 2... Read More...
Story by Kaitlin Hill | Images Courtesy of The National Sporting Library & Museum
Phyllis Mills Wyeth: A Celebration, on display at The Nat... Read More...
Story and photos by Richard Hooper
In 1837, when the Notting Hill Hippodrome held its inaugural day of racing, the area in London it was named for looked ve... Read More...
