ISSUE 07

SPRING 2026

The Season for Neighborly Love

style and culture of the monterey peninsula and california coast

ISSUE 07Feat. Potter Lucy Michel, Oscar-Nominated Carmel Filmmakers, El Charrito's Local Legacy, and More Profiles of Neighborly Love.

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These Documentaries Will Move You To Tears

The latest projects from Carmel Valley filmmakers Anna Richardson White and Conall Jones hit home.

Potter Lucy Michel Is Here to Stay

With a hot new Carmel shop—and a new home in Monterey—Lucy Michel is putting a sense of place in ceramics.

From Tienda to Table: How El Charrito Became a Local Institution

Four decades, one family, and a community’s favorite burrito define what it means to feed your neighbors.

Jacuzzi at Ventana with views of Big Sur

Ventana Big Sur Marks 50 Years of Luxury, Stillness, and Seclusion

From its Hollywood history to its modern reinvention, Ventana remains the best place to do (next to) nothing and love it.

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2023 Double L Vineyard Syrah

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Corral Wine Co.

2022 Santa Lucia Highlands Pinot Noir

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McBride Sisters Collection

2021 “The Great Escape” Reserve Chardonnay

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Chalone Vineyard

2023 Chalone Reserve Chardonnay

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Chez Noir Wine Club

Nanclares Y Prieto, 2024 ‘Dandelion’ Albariño

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If you could spend a day on the Monterey Peninsula exactly as you wanted to, how would you spend it?

Explore dream 24 hour itineraries

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Lands End Art Toolkit Palettes

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Shoreline Pendant

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A Pair of 12" Twisted Beeswax Candles in Martini

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BMF Candle Holder, Brushed Chrome, Set of 3

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Cheetah No.3 Bandana

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Everyday Cardigan | Baby Alpaca | Tomato

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West Side Story + Lincoln Portrait

Jayce Ogren's insightful examination of American music continues in this wide-ranging program exploring the musical character of the nation on the approach of its 250th birthday. The concert opens with a profound arrangement of our National Anthem by Italian-American composer Luigi Zaninelli. Sarah Kirkland Snider, a composer with "an unerring knack for breathtaking beauty" (The New Yorker), presents an anticipated new work, Marmoris – an ancient Latin word that means "the shimmering surface of the sea." Next up is Leonard Bernstein's effervescent Symphonic Dances from West Side Story followed by icon Aaron Copland's Lincoln Portrait, narrated by actor Jonathan Bangs. The season concludes with William Dawson's Negro Folk Symphony, a 1934 work that reflects Black experience in America and has an enigmatic conclusion, representing an unresolved struggle.

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