HoneeBee Gifts buzzes around SouthPark Magazine (blvd. section & more!)

 

For the December issue of SouthPark Magazine, I was able to go beyond my normal contributor duties of working on the blvd. section. I also wrote the "Lost Art of Dinner" article on the roaming dinner and activity club, Relish Carolina and my do's and don'ts of gift giving was featured by Olivia Fortson in the Swirl section. In addition, the blvd. section was expanded due to the holiday season and I was able to get even more creative with the section by interviewing a local mixologist  Nicholas Glass with Delta's Restaurant, bakery (Polka Dot Bake Shop) and stationary shop (Paper Twist). In addition I worked directly with the photographer setting the holiday scene for blvd. section of the publication.  It felt great to have an expanded role with one of my all-time favorite magazines...how lucky am I?!

 

Anyhoo, be sure to pick up the December issue of SouthPark Magazine and shameless plug...be sure to check out--

blvd. section beginning on page 17

Do's and Don'ts for gifting on page 22

The Lost Art of Dinner article highlighting Relish Carolina on page 42

Some of the articles can be found online throughout the month. For example The Lost Art of Dinner is up now but you can also pick up copies of the magazine  here.

 

SouthPark Magazine is a speciality publication under the Charlotte Observer family. It is Charlotte's premier luxury lifestyle magazine and highlights various topics including fashion, travel, philanthropy and more.

 

source: southparkmagazine.com

Experience: Relish Carolina

Relish Carolina is a roaming dinner and activity club based in Charlotte. With every season comes a new, fabulous and creatively planned event by this talented group who seem like they were simply born to entertain. The next one takes place this Thursday and the theme is Paella and a Picture.

Guests will enjoy various types of paella, coupled with tasty tapas and delicious Sangrias. Oh and let's not forget dessert--a special churro! Everyone will also enjoy a movie in a "living room type setting" while mixing and mingling in a warehouse.

Being an amateur foodie and lover of "doing something different and trying something new"  Relish Carolina had me from the start. I was able to attend their first event which took place on Rosedale Plantation. I met some cool people, watched people play bocce and toured the garden and historic home on the grounds. My friend and I left there saying we had a magical evening. Yes, we seriously used the word magical!

This unique event would be a great gift for any foodie (amateur like myself or otherwise), individuals looking for a new experience and those that want to go beyond a traditional dinner and a movie. You can get more information or purchase tickets here.

source: relishcarolina.org