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LIFESTYLE LETTER

The Style & Beauty Issue The shifting of seasons is a natural time to hit refresh, switching up routines, styles, and the spaces we spend time in. As the steamy weather begins to subside, September is the perfect month to embrace change, from starting new beauty rituals or picking up a creative hobby to exploring the stylish spots that make our region a place we embrace calling home. In this Style & Beauty issue, we’re celebrating the creative energy that’s all around us. We’re sharing expert beauty tips from a local salon owner to help you transition into fall, taking you inside a nearby glass-blowing studio where artistry meets fire, and honoring a local studio celebrating 10 years of shaping both art and community. And if you’re on the hunt for chic places to sip, snack, and socialize, we’ve rounded up some can’t-miss destinations. As always, thank you to our wonderful partners and to you, our readers, for making space for us each month. We’re proud to highlight the makers, artists, and experts who continue to shape our community and inspire us to live a little more beautifully. Warmly, JAMES LISOWSKI, PUBLISHER @ C I T Y L I F E S T Y L E C H A R LOT T E S V I L L E Correction: In the "Relaxation Meets Refined Living" article in our June issue, we stated that Keswick Hall features 88 guest rooms. Instead, the property has 80 guest rooms. We apologize for the error.

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Expert Advice for Fall Beauty

Trend Salon’s Tara Kennedy shares her expert tips for fall beauty and style.

The team at pūrvelo.

From Flame to Form: Crafting Glass in Charlottesville

Crafting beauty with fire, science, and imagination for nearly 30 years

Style, Strength, and Spin Ten years of energy at pūrvelo

Stylish Spots to Sip and Savor

Where ambiance meets exceptional drinks and elevated food

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Expert Advice for Fall Beauty Trend Salon's Tara Kennedy shares her expert tips for fall beauty and style. WHAT FALL HAIR TRENDS ARE YOU MOST EXCITED ABOUT THIS SEASON?

We are loving the natural butter blonde blends, soft gray transitions, and the more modern gray coverage. It allows for a softer grow-out and a timeless, ageless look. This fall is all about enhancing the natural beauty and keeping the look elegant.

ARE THERE ANY COLOR PALETTES OR TECHNIQUES THAT YOU ANTICIPATE CLIENTS WILL BE ASKING FOR MORE (OR THAT YOU RECOMMEND) AS THE WEATHER COOLS DOWN?

When the weather gets cold, we go warm! We want to keep it warmer around your face as the tan fades and winter sets in. Soft browns, chocolates, and coppery reds are fantastic. But more important than the trend is matching your hue to your skin tone and natural pigment. We are flying the whole team to Miami to take a specialized consultation class for our color line to make sure we are the best at helping our clients find the most flattering shade.

all into consideration. We also consider how much time and money you want to allow for maintenance, and we will help create a plan just for you.

WHAT ARE SOME SUBTLE CHANGES SOMEONE CAN MAKE TO REFRESH THEIR LOOK FOR FALL WITHOUT A FULL TRANSFORMATION?

We ALWAYS recommend a fresh trim, a good hydration treatment, and possibly a refreshed toner, or gloss if you don't have color to add shine. Healthy hair is beautiful hair.

ARE THERE ANY POPULAR CUTS OR STYLES THIS FALL THAT YOU’RE SEEING MORE OF?

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HOW DO YOU HELP CLIENTS TRANSITION THEIR SUMMER LOOK INTO SOMETHING MORE SEASONALLY APPROPRIATE?

Consultation is KEY here. We pride ourselves on our consultation! We will take your eye color, skin tone, and underlying pigment

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Tea at Trend Salon. Photo Credit: Codie Burruss.

The team at Trend Salon. Photo Credit: Jill Ferrell

WHAT CHANGES DO YOU RECOMMEND FOR SKINCARE AS WE HEAD INTO COOLER, DRIER WEATHER?

We have a fantastic 30-minute hydration-focused facial for only $69 that is just what your thirsty skin is looking for after the heat of the summer and salty beach weather. Add a Dermaplane and you will look 5 years younger! Our Esthetic Département just did a full day of Product Knowledge through Eminence, one of the best lines available for your skin. They will have the best recommendations for your fall routine.

WHAT’S ONE COMMON MISTAKE PEOPLE MAKE WITH THEIR HAIR OR SKIN IN THE FALL -- AND HOW CAN THEY AVOID IT?

They underestimate the damage that’s been caused, and it is lying right below the surface. We have a facial device that uses oxygen, which will have immediate results the day you have a service. It is so important to see a trained professional to really help you care for your skin. It is the biggest organ in your body, so you really want to make sure the ingredients in the products you are using are the best for you.

DO YOU HAVE A GO-TO PRODUCT OR TREATMENT YOU SWEAR BY THIS TIME OF YEAR?

For skin, our Glo2 Facial with a dermaplane is the best! It was voted the #1 new treatment in Esthetic Magazine. It minimizes the "goal posts" or "H" lines and the fine lines around the eyes, and it leaves you refreshed and glowing without the downtime or adverse results of more invasive treatments. Even my husband loves it! CONTINUED >

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HOW CAN CLIENTS KEEP THEIR HAIR HEALTHY DURING THE SEASONAL CHANGE, ESPECIALLY WITH ADDED HEAT STYLING OR COLOR?

Client receiving a Signature Glo2 Facial. Photo Credit: Codie Burruss.

Don't sleep on the 6-week trim and treatment. We are loving the Leaf and Flower CBD-infused Molecular Repair treatment. Shiny, healthy results with no weighty heaviness. It lasts 6-8 weeks, depending on how often you shampoo.

DO YOU HAVE ANY SEASONAL PROMOTIONS OR EVENTS COMING UP THIS FALL?

Yes! Great product sales! Our Buy 2 get 2 50% off on all skin and hair care products and boutique items. We also have our $69 facial, and we have our newly implemented Treat cards which you can earn points on for free products and services. And our newest offering is our VIP membership with even better discounts up to 25% off products, and quarterly and monthly complimentary services depending on which membership you sign up for!

IF SOMEONE’S LOOKING TO TRY SOMETHING NEW THIS SEASON BUT ISN’T SURE WHERE TO START, WHAT WOULD YOU SUGGEST?

We offer free consultation for anyone. You can book a 15-minute slot, and come and meet the service provider ahead of time [to] make sure it's a good fit. We have over 15, so if you want, you can book with a couple until you find someone who really fits your personality and can help with your vision! And you can NEVER go wrong with our Glo and Go mini facial for $19 -- you will immediately look and feel fantastic! Add a scalp treatment, and you will feel totally spoiled while you get to know us all!

ANYTHING ELSE YOU’D LIKE READERS TO KNOW:

We really love our clients! We do our best to offer 5-star service every time! We also pride ourselves on our cutting-edge education. We have the best in our industry come quarterly and show us the newest, most advanced techniques. We offer the TOP products for hair, color, and skin care that are available. Clean, vegan, Leaping Bunnycertified, healthy, safe products from the best companies.

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FROM FLAME TO FORM: Crafting Glass in Charlottesville Glass being gathered. Photo Credit: Sanjay Suchak.

CRAFTING BEAUTY WITH FIRE, SCIENCE, AND IMAGINATION FOR NEARLY 30 YEARS ARTICLE BY JENNIFER WALDERA | PHOTOGRAPHY BY SANJAY SUCHAK

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Gabby Kerson and Anson Parker working together at Raging Buffalo Glass. Photo Credit: Sanjay Suchak. Glass blown by artists at Raging Buffalo Glass. Photo Credit: Sanjay Suchak.

Originally from the Finger Lakes, Chip Hall has been in Charlottesville for 28 years. While he has worked some side jobs around town, including bartending at C&O, for all of those nearly three decades, he has been blowing glass. His studio at the McGuffey Art Center, named Raging Buffalo Glass, was for a long time a solo operation. However, in more recent years, others have enthusiastically joined him in creating art there as well. One of the artists who has taken up residence in the studio is Anson Parker, a Charlottesville native and an IT professional at the University of Virginia, with a passion for glass-blowing. He still recalls finding Raging Buffalo Glass 10 years ago. “I was standing in the doorway and Chip saw me,” he said. “I said: how did I not know this place exists? And I haven’t left since.” All of the equipment in the studio was originally made by Hall until Parker began helping to build it three years ago. There’s a furnace, a kiln, and numerous other necessary pieces of equipment, and the two intend to craft a new furnace to use for building new glass colors. Parker embraces the variety of skills and equipment necessary to create their pieces. “It’s fun and you touch on every craft -- CNC machining, making molds, welding, cutting, saw mills, all of these different crafts come together to get a product out the door,” Parker said. “Every craft in the foundry is useful. And if you don’t have the natural skill, you’ll figure something out -- get creative.” Parker is also tapping into his technical side, utilizing AI technology like ChatGPT to learn how to achieve the results they’re looking for. “Glass-blowing recipes aren’t public knowledge; they’re not something that is shared -- it’s a trade secret,” he said. “ChatGPT has become normal, and you can start to learn recipes.” For Parker, and others who work with glass as a medium, glass-blowing extends beyond those technical sides into performance art as well. “Part of it is like getting on a stage,” he said. “Everyone has their own flair -- some people are very flamboyant CONTINUED >

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with it. In and of itself, it’s an amazing thing to see.” Hall agreed, saying, “There’s definitely some flamboyance; it’s also meditative. It’s a lot like surfing -- once you get on the board, you can’t get off.” The studio has also become home to a number of other glass-blowers with backgrounds that range from web development, carpentry, and concrete testing to architecture, accounting, and more. One of those is Gabby Kerson, whose primary career focus is on working in childcare, but she has also been glass-blowing since 1995. Originally from New England, she moved to Charlottesville for a brief time in her early twenties when she did a bit of work with Hall. She moved back north for a while, but ultimately returned to Charlottesville and became a part of Raging Buffalo Glass. Kerson says she appreciates the environment at McGuffey, noting, “It’s a community space, it’s open to the public, and it’s really, really fun for people to work there.” Kerson says that the team at Raging Buffalo Glass has always been focused on being community-oriented, welcoming people into the space to experience the art that they love to create. But in more recent years, they’ve expanded into being a hub for learning, offering classes to those who want to try their hand at crafting with glass. “We’re trying to make the space as accessible as possible,” she said. “With that comes teaching; not everyone can blow glass, but everyone who can stand the heat can blow glass.” Over a dozen students have been engaging in the classes over the last year or two.

In addition to classes and simply being able to watch the glass-blowing happen, community members can experience the joy of producing handmade glass art by dropping in for the studio’s interactive ornament-making in October and November. The team is also planning on a potential glass pumpkin-making opportunity for the fall and a Valentine-themed one early next year, as well. It’s expected that they’ll also do a repeat of Mother’s Day vase-making (ahead of the holiday with the intention of creating a gift) that popularly debuted this year, too. And Kerson is passionate about being inclusive in classes and other ventures at the shop, emphasizing that they’re there to embrace the process of learning and acknowledging the potential for breakage. “Students can always work in the shop,” she said. “There’s nothing precious about it in any way that makes it exclusionary.” After nearly three decades, Hall is still appreciative of the opportunity he has had to build Raging Buffalo Glass at McGuffey Art Center, stating, “The arts association is wonderful, the building is wonderful, the city is wonderful -- I’m always happy that I’m here.” With similar sentimentality, Kerson echoed a love for what has evolved into a thriving studio in Charlottesville, stating, “Only a small number of cities have a glass studio like this, and the fact that we do, and it could stay here forever, is amazing.” To learn more, see the artists’ work, buy their goods, or inquire about classes, stop by the studio in the McGuffey Art Center at 201 2nd St NW, Charlottesville, VA 22902, or visit RagingBuffaloGlass.com.

“Only a small number of cities have a glassblowing studio like this, and the fact that we do, and it could stay here forever, is amazing.”

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Anson Parker at Raging Buffalo Glass. Photo Credit: Sanjay Suchak.

Glass blown by artists at Raging Buffalo Glass. Photo Credit: Sanjay Suchak.

Colored strings of glass at Raging Buffalo Glass. Photo Credit: Sanjay Suchak.

Glass blown by artists at Raging Buffalo Glass. Photo Credit: Sanjay Suchak.

Glass being heated. Photo Credit: Sanjay Suchak.

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S t y l e, S t re n g t h , and Spin TEN YEARS OF ENERGY AT PŪRVELO

ARTICLE BY JENNIFER WALDERA PHOTOGRAPHY BY CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

Maxine Clifford on a bike at pūrvelo. Photo Credit: Cecily Tate Photography.

The team at pūrvelo. Photo Credit: Cecily Tate Photography.

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We sat down with Maxine Clifford to learn about her passion for pūrvelo, how it impacts the community, and what the 10 year anniversary means to her.

WHAT INSPIRED PŪRVELO, AND HOW HAS THE VISION EVOLVED OVER THE LAST DECADE?

pūrvelo started as a rebellious little idea — what if fitness could feel less like punishment and more like a party? What if we ditched the metrics, the mirrors, and the pressure of competition, and gave people permission to move for joy, not judgment? That vision came to life in 2015 with the opening of our Charlottesville studio, and I was fortunate to join the brand as an intern within the first year. Since then, I’ve worn just about every hat you can imagine — teacher, manager, and now owner of the pūrvelo studios in Charlottesville, VA, and Athens, GA. The last 10 years have been wild in the best way. I’ve seen firsthand how the brand has evolved while staying true to its heartbeat: community, energy, and presence. We’re not here to help people burn calories. We’re here to help them take care of themselves — and enjoy the process of becoming healthier, more confident humans. Over time, pūrvelo has grown into a space that’s vibrant, woman-owned, and grounded in the strength and diversity of our community. We’re not trying to impress you with numbers — we’re here to remind you that you already possess everything you need to become the best version of yourself.

WHAT DOES THIS TEN YEAR ANNIVERSARY MEAN TO YOU ON A PERSONAL LEVEL?

It’s hard to put into words what this anniversary means to me — it’s emotional. It marks ten years of bold ideas, big risks, and even bigger growth. I’ve grown up with pūrvelo, and what’s really wild is that this place — this brand — has grown up right alongside me. I’ve

changed. The business has changed. But the heart of it has always been the same: create something that makes people feel alive. This anniversary is a celebration of what happens when you stay aligned with your purpose — even when the path isn’t always clear — and stay open to reinvention along the way. I’ve always tried to lead with a willingness to entertain fresh ideas and to infuse those ideas into the heart of pūrvelo. It’s how we continue to evolve, stay relevant, and keep building something that resonates deeply with the world we’re living in now.

WHAT SETS THE EXPERIENCE AT PŪRVELO APART FROM OTHER CYCLING STUDIOS?

We are unapologetically different. When you walk into pūrvelo, the lights are low, the music’s loud, and the energy is electric. Our classes are immersive and rhythmbased, blending choreography with high-intensity cardio in a way that feels more like dancing than exercising. The flow of our experience allows riders to be fully present in their bodies — no screens, no phones, no emails. We teach riders to make choices for themselves, to explore and expand their own strength in a way that’s deeply personal. And those skills don’t stay in the studio. They translate into so many areas of life, where you need to trust yourself, listen to your instincts, and be willing to get uncomfortable in order to grow. • You don’t need metrics to trust your intuition. • You don’t need a mirror to feel strong. • And you don’t need competition to fuel your growth.

HOW DOES “STYLE” FACTOR INTO HOW YOU DESIGN YOUR CLASSES AND SPACE?

Style is everything — and at pūrvelo, it’s never accidental. Every detail is curated to heighten the experience. We want the studio to feel bold and elevated, but also welcoming — like a space you’d linger in, not CONTINUED >

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“Style is everything — and at pūrvelo, it’s never accidental. We want the studio to feel bold and elevated, but also welcoming — like a space you’d linger in, not just pass through.” Maxine Clifford on a bike at pūrvelo. Photo Credit: Cecily Tate Photography.

The team at pūrvelo. Photo Credit: Cecily Tate Photography.

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just pass through. Somewhere that makes you feel really good before class even starts. Our classes are expressive, and I have to shout out my team for curating the energy of every ride in a way that’s entirely unique to that experience. While the workout itself is consistent, no two classes are the same. The way we move, the music we choose, the energy we bring — it’s all a form of creative direction. We’re not afraid to be dramatic. In fact, we lean into it. Because when the lights hit just right and the beat drops, you’re not just working out — you’re in it. Our riders are part of that experience. You can’t replicate this kind of energy and connection through a streamed class. You have to be there. And that kind of atmosphere changes everything.

FOR MANY, CYCLING BECOMES MORE THAN JUST A WORKOUT. HOW DO YOU SEE THE CONNECTION BETWEEN MOVEMENT AND INNER CONFIDENCE OR BEAUTY?

There’s something powerful that happens when you move in rhythm with music, in a dark room, surrounded by people who are all there to feel something. You stop thinking about how you look, and you start tuning into how you feel. That shift — from self-conscious to self-connected — is where confidence really starts to build. At pūrvelo, we help people come back to themselves. We teach them to trust their instincts, to listen to their bodies, and to let go of the pressure to perform. When you give people permission to show up without needing to prove anything, something changes. They leave class taller. Lighter. More grounded in who they are.

HOW DO YOU ENCOURAGE RIDERS TO REDEFINE WHAT BEAUTY AND STRENGTH LOOK LIKE IN THEIR OWN LIVES?

At pūrvelo, we strip away all the external noise. No numbers. No mirrors. No one-size-fits-all version of strength. Instead, we invite riders to define it for themselves — and more often than not, it looks like resilience, emotional release, and honest self-expression.

Our instructors lead from a place of realness. They show that strength and softness can coexist — that being powerful doesn’t mean being perfect. We want our riders to see beauty in their grit, their growth, and in the simple act of showing up again and again. Because that’s what strength really looks like to us.

ARE THERE ANY SELF-CARE OR WELLNESS PHILOSOPHIES YOU SWEAR BY — EITHER PERSONALLY OR AS PART OF PŪRVELO CULTURE?

Your energy is your most valuable asset — so protect it. Everything in life is an energy exchange: conversations, content, relationships, even the way we speak to ourselves. I try to pay close attention to what feels aligned, what feels uplifting, and what genuinely nurtures my body and mind. Then I make conscious choices to maximize those influences — and minimize the ones that don’t. That’s become my personal mantra. At pūrvelo, we believe that wellness should feel good — not like another thing on your to-do list. It should be inclusive, accessible, and sustainable. Because if it’s not supporting your actual life, it’s not working. Our goal is to make pūrvelo a place where people come to refill their cup — not drain it.

HOW HAS THE CHARLOTTESVILLE COMMUNITY SHAPED THE STUDIO, AND VICE VERSA?

Charlottesville has been more than a home base — it’s been a catalyst. This city has shaped so much of who we are. The openness, the creativity, the way people here genuinely show up for one another — it’s given us the freedom to innovate, take risks, and lead with heart. In return, we’ve worked hard to be more than just a fitness studio. pūrvelo has become a source of energy, connection, and community for a lot of people — a place where you come to feel something, not just sweat. We don’t take that lightly. The energy here is unlike anywhere else, and I feel grateful every day that this is where our story began. CONTINUED >

L E A R N M O R E : At pūrvelo, we help people come back to themselves.

We teach them to trust their instincts, to listen to their bodies, and to let go of the pressure to perform. PurveloCycle.com.

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The team at pūrvelo. Photo Credit: Cecily Tate Photography.

ARE THERE ANY LOCAL COLLABORATIONS, CAUSES, OR EVENTS YOU’VE BEEN PROUD TO BE PART OF?

Absolutely. We’ve partnered with some incredible nonprofits over the years — including the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, Just Help Africa, and The Women’s Initiative. I’m so grateful to be in a position where I can align my business with missions I believe in and use pūrvelo as a platform to create real impact. We’ve also collaborated with so many amazing local businesses over the years. I truly value creating experiences that feel meaningful on both sides — where everyone involved walks away energized and inspired. That’s the kind of partnership I’ll always be excited to say yes to.

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WHAT’S NEXT FOR PŪRVELO? DO YOU HAVE ANY DREAMS, EXPANSIONS, OR NEW IDEAS ON THE HORIZON?

I’m always dreaming. Right now, my focus is on deepening the client experience, continuing to grow our team, and exploring expansion opportunities that align with pūrvelo’s values — spaces and communities that are ready for something a little different. We’re also investing in leadership development and brand partnerships that allow us to expand our impact beyond the studio walls. The long-term vision is bigger than cycling — it’s about helping more people access energy, confidence, and connection in their lives. The future of pūrvelo is bold, community-driven, and full of momentum — just like our rides.

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Cocktail at Alley Light. Photo Credt: Tom McGovern.

The outside of The Alley Light. Photo Credit: Tom McGovern.

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Where ambiance meets exceptional drinks and elevated food ARTICLE BY JENNIFER WALDERA PHOTOGRAPHY BY CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS Whether you’re celebrating, catching up with friends or loved ones, or heading out for date night, Charlottesville and the surrounding areas aren’t short on sophisticated places to grab a bite or sip something special. We’ve rounded up just a few of those spots where you can enjoy drinks and eats in the most stylish and beautiful environs. THE ALLEY LIGHT 108 2nd St SW, Charlot tesville, VA 22902 This Downtown speakeasy-style bar and restaurant may be a challenge to find for firsttime visitors, but its name offers a hint of its location. Just a few steps down a short alley off of 2nd street, you’ll find the light adjacent to the door of this popular spot known for its upscale cocktails and impressive Frenchinspired menu. Settle in at the bar to watch the mixologists work their magic or opt for traditional tables or loungy window-side seating. You may need to count on luck to snag a seat on the fly in this cozy spot, though, so if this is your destination for a special occasion, be sure to reserve a table ahead of time.

Inside The Alley Light. Photo Credit: Tom McGovern.

Cocktail at The Alley Light. Photo Credit: Tom McGovern.

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Loungy seating at the Rooftop of The Doyle. Photo Credit: Jennifer Waldera.

Cocktail at the Rooftop at The Doyle. Photo Credit: Jennifer Waldera

ROOFTOP CHARLOT TESVILLE AT THE DOYLE 499 W Main St , Charlot tesville, VA 22902 Perched atop The Doyle, this expansive space at one of the city’s top hotels offers some of the most breathtaking views in the city. Sip on a selection from their wine or beer lists or indulge in playfully named cocktails and mocktails. For the wellness-minded crowd, the bar also offers zero-proof beverages with immunity boosts. Dishes on the food menu are also creative, and range from shareable plates to entrees and salads that can appeal to vegetarians and meat-eaters alike. And while drinking and dining inside is an option, when the weather is fair, the comfortable outdoor seating is a must, particularly during sunset, when you can take in the twinkling lights of Charlottesville against the beautiful backdrop of the mountains. H A Z Y M O U N TA I N V I N E YA R D S AND BREWERY 240 Hazy Mountain Ln, Af ton, VA 22920 Less than 30 minutes from the heart of Charlottesville, this vineyard and brewery offers stunning views from both its indoor and outdoor seating. The Tuscan-inspired architecture of the building itself is the perfect backdrop to the expansive scenery of the grounds. Select a glass, bottle, or flight from their extensive wine list, or choose from over half a dozen in-house brews. For food, the menu is elevated, yet approachable, with wine-pairing classics like charcuterie and a seafood-based take on the traditional meat-and-cheese board to small plates, salads, sandwiches, and stonefire pizzas that are available with a gluten-free crust upon request. The winery also offers ticketed events to elevate your visit, from comedy events and dancing to paint nights and Secret Suppers.

Inside Hazy Mountain Vineyards and Brewery. Photo Credit: Hazy Mountain Vineyards and Brewery.

Small plate at Hazy Mountain Vineyards and Brewery with mountains in the background. Photo Credit: Hazy Mountain Vineyards and Brewery.

MORE SPOTS TO SURROUND YOURSELF WITH STYLE • Lost Saint at Tavern & Grocery, 333 W Main St, Charlottesville, VA 22903 • Lazeez, 401 E Main St, Charlottesville, VA 22902 • The Ciccheti Bar at Tavola, 826 Hinton Ave, Charlottesville, VA 22902 • Ten Sushi, 120 E Main St, Charlottesville, VA 22902

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Inside the Mill House Spa at Inn at Willow Grove. Photo Courtesy of Inn at Willow Grove.

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A peaceful Virginia retreat blending historic charm with modern elegance and curated details

Unwind in Style Only 45 minutes from Charlottesville, the Inn at Willow Grove is a peaceful getaway for solos and couples while also playing host to weddings and retreats in a serene setting. The myriad options for overnight stays also make it an ideal spot for families to connect while relaxing in privacy. Situated on 40 acres, the highly rated luxury destination is stylish and sleek with a restored late-1700s manor house as its centerpiece.

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or bison striploin, all of which can be paired with any of the wines, beer, or cocktails on their curated lists. On Sundays, Vintage also offers brunch with appetizers that are similar to their breakfast and lunch offerings, alongside mid-day meals like a braised beef cottage pie or French toast with lemon mascarpone, mixed berry compote, and maple syrup. If you’re hosting a larger event like a retreat or wedding, planners are available to help every step of the way. From several large indoor spaces to their Boxwood Garden, there is an ideal spot for any gathering, and every detail from food to decor can be handled by the hotel’s staff. CONTINUED >

The Vintage Pub at Inn at Willow Grove. Photo Courtesy of Inn at Willow Grove. Aerial view of The Inn at Willow Grove. Photo Credit: Brooke Danielle Photography.

STAY

Nestled in Orange, Virginia, the Inn at Willow Grove boasts a host of different overnight options from rooms and suites to cottages. Each is masterfully appointed and sport luxurious amenities like top-of-the-line organic mattresses, Lather bath products, and elegant linens from Frette. Guests at the Inn can expect to be greeted with a complimentary glass of Prosecco during check-in and to awake each morning to fresh beignets and French press coffee. There are also room service options and evening turndowns with sweets. For dining, the on-site restaurant Vintage and its pub are the perfect places for a relaxing meal and drinks. The upscale dining spots welcome guests of the hotel and locals alike, sometimes offering entertainment in the form of music, comedy, and other events. Chef Andrew Eppley utilizes the goods from local farms to prepare seasonal Southern-inspired dishes. Expect to encounter starters that range from ahi tuna crudo or country pate to mains with pork belly and scallops, roasted monkfish,

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The pool outside of the Mill House Spa at Inn at Willow Grove. Photo Courtesy of Inn at Willow Grove.

"CHEF ANDREW EPPLEY UTILIZES THE GOODS FROM LOCAL FARMS TO PREPARE SEASONAL SOUTHERN-INSPIRED DISHES. EXPECT TO ENCOUNTER STARTERS THAT RANGE FROM AHI TUNA CRUDO OR COUNTRY PATE TO MAINS WITH PORK BELLY AND SCALLOPS, ROASTED MONKFISH, OR BISON STRIPLOIN..."

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The outside of Forked on Main. Photo Credit: Stephanie Saperstein.

RELAX

While it’s easy to simply settle in on the porch of one of the Inn’s cottages where you’re staying, or in one of the manor house’s gathering areas, the property also offers the opportunity to meander through its trails and gardens. And for a more upscale day of rest, guests can book one of the many services at the Millhouse Spa on the property. Simply walk over to the peaceful oasis for a facial, massage, or other skin and body services, then unwind in the serenity room or outside by the saltwater heated pool, where you can order drinks and snacks.

NEARBY SHOPPING, DINING, AND DRINKS

In addition to spending time at the Inn, there are a multitude of other ways to enjoy the area. The Town of Orange is a mere five-minute drive from the property and offers a Hallmark Movie-worthy Main Street and a number of shopping destinations. Stop into Objects on Main (also owned by the Inn at Willow Grove) for unique and interesting home decor. Or pop next door to The County Gathering, which offers an extensive selection of locally made and secondhand goods as well as a collection of food and wine finds worthy of taking back to your suite or enjoying once you return home. Then, take a stroll and stop into Spelled Ink for some literary treasures to keep for yourself or give as gifts. If you’re looking for other dining opportunities beyond the Inn, there are several in Orange, as well. Try Forked on Main for an upscale lunch, dinner, or brunch experience, or simply have snacks and sip on cocktails, beer, or wine. For a slightly more casual vibe that’s still elevated, stop into Main Street Tavern, which also offers a solid cocktail program and a menu with options that can appeal

to nearly anyone in your group. If you’re looking for a spot on your way back, just a minute drive away from Main Street is Spoon and Spindle, with dishes that range from elevated favorites like loaded mac and cheese, hot chicken, and a double-patty smashburger to upscale options like Kombu mayotopped fried mushrooms, crab linguine, and their “Spindle Schnitzel.” Another nearby town is Gordonsville, which also boasts a picturesque downtown with a number of shops and several restaurants. Jackson & Company Market is a can’t-miss for kitchen decor and food-related items, including interesting cheese, sausages, and plenty of other take-home options for foodies, and Près Des Prés brings all of the classy French vibes to its dining room and bar -- wine and food enthusiasts won’t want to miss it. Finally, since a visit to Orange lands you right in the heart of Virginia’s wine country, don’t miss out on some of the county’s best wineries, from Barboursville Vineyards and The Barn at 678 to Woodbrook Farms and Honah Lee.

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this unexpected love affair, fashion and interiors are more than just a simple pairing—they are rooted in culture, creativity, and the human desire for self-expression. As conscious consumers of the 21st century, participating in a retail landscape that is oversaturated and struggling to adapt to the ever-changing demands of the modern customer, our purchasing power should not only respond to a feeling of want but also prioritize items that reflect who we are and who we aspire to be. This is clearly visible through the representation of fashion and interiors.

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Although we tend to consider cost-per-wear primarily when it comes to clothing, this same principle applies to furniture and the function it brings to the home. Aesthetics and functionality both play a role in this pairing, painting a picture for the rest of the world of who the wearer is and how they live in their space. The woman who wears a blazer with sharp shoulders that makes her feel powerful in her everyday life—or the black dress that gives her a necessary boost of confidence—may naturally gravitate toward sleek, modern furniture that feels equally strong and elevates the space where the modern woman thrives. In the same way, someone who prefers an effortless ensemble—like their favorite white T-shirt and comfortable denim jeans—may also look for home pieces that are functional and make their guests

feel at ease. Even a handmade rug, one that sparks conversation about where it was found and adds a focal point to a room, mirrors how we search our closets for a sweater tied to a cherished memory. Just as we carefully choose outfits to express ourselves, it’s equally important to ensure that our living spaces are designed with the same intention. More than ever, modern buyers are making purchasing decisions based on personal morals and values, forming a new wave of consumers who seek products that are both high-quality and environmentally or socially conscious, whether for themselves or their homes. The following imagery affirms that living a timeless lifestyle across all aspects of life is possible through the thoughtful styling of sustainable clothing and vintage furniture. As the modern retail landscape continues to evolve, it’s become increasingly vital to make conscious consumer choices—ones that allow us to express our truest selves through both our wardrobes and the places we call home.

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The Arc of the Piedmont Fall Golf Classic Birdwood Golf at Boar’s Head Resort, 410 Golf Course Dr, Charlottesville, VA 22903 | 10:00 AM The Arc of the Piedmont is dedicated to providing support services to individuals with developmental disabilities and their families, and holds several fundraising events throughout the year. The fall event is the organization’s Golf Classic at Boar’s Head Resort. To register, call The Arc of the Piedmont at 434-977-4002 ext. 110 or email mwolcott@arcpva.org. For more information, visit ArcPVA.org. SE PT E M BE R 1 2 T H

Secret Supper -- The Autumn Table Hazy Mountain Vineyards, 240 Hazy Mountain Ln, Afton, VA 22920 | 6:00 PM Join Hazy Mountain Vineyards for this mid-September celebration of fall flavors. The five-course dinner with wine pairings will feature early autumnal ingredients, all served in their spacious dining area with gorgeous mountain views. For details and reservations, visit Hazy-Mountain.com. SE PT E M BE R 1 8T H

Movement and Mocktails The Strength Initiative, 232 Douglas Ave, Charlottesville, VA 22902, USA Charlottesville, VA 22902 Join The Strength Initiative, a women-focused organization that helps women embrace strength training to live healthier lives, for a rooftop event that offers an all-level training session followed by mocktails. For more details, visit StrengthCville.org. SE PT E M BE R 2 6T H

World Ballet Company: Cinderella Paramount Theater, 215 E Main St, Charlottesville, VA 22902 | 7:00 PM This production by the World Ballet Company is an all-ages show that combines ballet with humor and romance in an on-stage retelling of the timeless tale. All of the elements of the classic remain intact while being performed by myriad international dancers in wow-worthy costumes. For details and tickets, visit TheParamount.net. SE PT E M BE R 2 7 T H

Loop De ‘Ville Fest Rivanna River Company, 1520 E High St Charlottesville, VA 22902 | 8:00 AM This annual festival celebrates the Rivanna Trail and allows attendees to experience all of the goodness that the trail has to offer. Run, hike, or bike all, or any portion, of the trail, and partake in festival activities like dining from food trucks, sipping beer, wine, cider, and signature cocktails, and enjoying the concert. For more information, visit LoopDeVille.org. SE PT E M BE R 2 7 T H - 2 8TH

Queen City Mischief and Magic Staunton, Virginia For two days, the town of Staunton transforms into a Harry Potter-inspired mystical spot complete with costumed characters and Quidditch matches. Upgrade your experience by attending the ticketed Hogwarts Reunion Retreat. For more, visit QueenCityMagic.com.

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OLD WALL, NEW TRICKS ARTICLE BY PAM REID

HANG UP THE OLD WAY AND TRY A GALLERY WALL HANGING SYSTEM IN YOUR HOME.

One of my happy places is sitting in front of a museum wall gallery. I can admire art for hours, and if I’m with a friend, there’s no telling how long we’ll sit, reflect, and share our individual perspectives. If you’ve admired gallery wall displays in magazines, catalogs, or on social media and would like to create one in your home, it’s much easier than you might think.

MATERIALS YOU WILL NEED:

DESIGNING YOUR GALLERY WALL

CREATIVE ARRANGEMENTS

The first step in creating a gallery wall is planning. Start by selecting a theme or color scheme that complements your space. Themes can be as varied as black-and-white photographs, abstract paintings, or a mix of personal and artistic prints.

• The arrangement of your gallery wall can follow several patterns, depending on your taste: • Linear: Artworks are hung in a straight line at eye level, creating a clean and orderly appearance. • Grid: Perfect for a collection of similarly sized frames, this layout emphasizes structure and uniformity. • Salon Style: This more traditional arrangement involves layering pieces closely together, often extending across the wall. It’s ideal for creating a rich, filled look.

• A gallery wall hanging system, which typically includes mounting rails, cables or rods, and hooks. You can find them pretty much anywhere, online or at your local home improvement store. • A collection of frames and artwork. • A level, measuring tape, and perhaps a laser pointer for precision.

INSTALL ATION TIPS: 01 MEASURE YOUR SPACE: Carefully measure the wall space where you want to install the gallery. Consider the height and width available, keeping in mind furniture and other room features.

02 LAY IT OUT: Arrange your artwork on the floor to finalize your layout. This “dry run” is crucial to get a feel for how the pieces will interact with one another. I like to use painter’s tape to create a visual of what my display will look like on the walls.

03 INSTALL THE RAILS AND HANG YOUR ART: Following the manufacturer’s instructions, mount the rails at the top of your wall. Ensure they are level and securely attached. Attach cables or rods to the rails, then use hooks to hang your frames. The beauty of the system is that you can adjust the height and position easily.

04 BALANCE AND SYMMETRY: Step back to view your layout from different angles. Adjust the spacing and alignment as needed to achieve visual balance.

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