It’s not easy to reach Kate Farrar during the growing season. Most days she’s out of the house by 6 am, tending to the numerous beds at Foxtrot Farm & Flowers in Stanfordville.
In France, a “caviste” is the person in charge of a wine cellar. It also refers to a wine store owner who sells wines which he/she has individually curated. Such is the case with Antoine Lefort, owner of Le Caviste in Stanfordville.
Pull into the driveway of the big yellow house in Stanfordville that is home to Big Rock Market and you’ll be greeted by a chalkboard posing this question. So what does it mean to Big Rock? Step inside and you’ll see.
Glynis Carpenter is a fashion, advertising, and portrait photographer who has worked for 17 years for clients such as Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, Sony, Universal, Smirnoff, and Vaseline.
“I have placed a reservation for six lambs and they are coming in the spring.” This is how Cara Leigh Wilson announced to her husband Sten that they were about to start raising sheep.
Work isn’t work when you have a productive and dynamic office space. “We say, ‘work someplace beautiful,’” says Tom Ambler and Steve Bruman, partners at Bangallworks, a coworking and community building space in Stanfordville.
Growing up in Stanfordville is nothing short of the childhood dream, where days are spent adventuring through fields and forests, riding ponies, and playing at SPARC Park. Locals still refer to the park as the best kept secret in the area. Yet, 30 years later, this best kept secret is in need of some major updates.
Arriving just as one begins to say goodbye to summer, miraculous dahlias join in concert with our collective senses when they are most heightened to nature. (Think of the dizzying colors—azure-domed skies, and foliage that begins to hint at a dramatic exit.) Dahlias are late summer romance and autumn glory. Make no mistake; these flowers woo.