Mindful Metropolis Article by Shannan Bunting
Chicago’s eco-focused monthly, “Mindful Metropolis” recently featured an article about Emanuel Kuntzelman, the founder and visiosnary behind the Center for Cultural Interchange and the Greenheart…
Chicago’s eco-focused monthly, “Mindful Metropolis” recently featured an article about Emanuel Kuntzelman, the founder and visiosnary behind the Center for Cultural Interchange and the Greenheart…
Cleetus Friedman, owner and chef of City Provisions, talks about the importance of local food and his participation in the March of Dimes Signature Chefs…
“The perfect storm…” Those words can mean different things to different people. To our client, Cleetus Friedman, owner of City Provisions Catering & Events, it…
CafePress the biggest online destination for self-expression through user-designed products, and SIGG, manufacturer of premium Swiss-engineered reusable beverage bottles, have teamed up to satisfy consumer appetite…
Earth Day is a big holiday around our office. We approach it as sort of a New Year’s Day (minus the hangover). For us it…
Our wonderful green, locally-focused catering client, City Provisions Catering & Events, received a wonderful review from blogger Kaitlin Olson over at Gapers Block. http://tinyurl.com/breakfast4dinner If…
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According to the leading trendspotters, 2009 is Chicago’s year. Yes, it is true, move over NYC, L.A., D.C. and any other city that can be reduced to a few letters … this is the year where you are all going to be looking to Chicago to find out what you should be wearing, reading, eating, drinking or thinking. As a life-long Chicagoan it is a relief to be known for more than political corruption, life-threatening weather and pizza. We have always had our finger on the pulse — now everyone knows it.