March 2017 St. Louis Park Magazine

In the March issue give your interior decor a little pop by adding brightening lighting and accessories to your home

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[Then & Now]
Good Riddance to the Lakeland
By Jeanne Andersen
Old Saint Louis Park hotel has a shady history.
[Dining Out]
When the Kids Have Trouble with Daylight Savings Time, Take Them Out to Breakfast in the Park
By Maggie Kelly
When the kids can’t get out of bed, lure them out with breakfast in the Park.
[Going Out]
Punch Bowl Social Opens in St. Louis Park
By Elizabeth Callen
Punch Bowl Social offers food and fun with an old-school twist.
[Drinks]
Copperwing Distillery Embodies a Grain-to-Glass Philosophy Right in Town
By Loren Green
The city’s first cocktail room brings a new energy to industrial park.
[Giving Back]
The Empty Bowls Fundraiser Highlights Neighbors’ Hunger
By Erik Tormoen
The Empty Bowls fundraiser strives to make neighbors’ hunger visible.
[Homes]
Two St. Louis Park Businesses Help Clients Bring in the Light in Winter and Beyond with Lighting and Home Accents
By Margie Newman
Two St. Louis Park businesses help clients brighten their homes with lighting and accent pieces.
[Kitchen]
St. Paddy’s Traditions: Irish Soda Bread
By Maggie Kelly
The bread dates back centuries and is a staple of many St. Patrick’s Day dinners.
[Outdoors]
A Time-Honored Rite of Spring
By Corey Halls
Westwood Hills Nature Center teaches how maple syrup is made.
[Shops & Business]
Half Light, Half Dark, Half Price Books
By Elizabeth Callen
Commemorate the vernal equinox, exactly half day and half night, by paying a visit to Half Price Books.
[Arts]
The Art Outlet Returns
By Elizabeth Callen
Greg Hennes’ newly reopened showroom has art for every taste and budget.
[Outdoors]
Reforesting St. Louis Park
By Elizabeth Callen
The city’s annual tree sale is back for a ninth year.
[Community]
Won’t You Be My Neighbor?
By Elizabeth Callen
St. Louis Park’s neighborhood associations help create safe and strong communities.
[Community]
TowerLight on Wooddale
By Elizabeth Callen
Innovative living community offers a wide array of housing options for seniors.