
Carmel Aquarelle
By Scott Gale
In 1949, artist Donald "Don" Teague (1897-1991) hit the ground running when he moved to Carmel with family in tow. At age 52, Teague was a senior illustrator for The Saturday Evening Post and Collier's. The year … [Read More...] about Carmel Aquarelle

An Artist Shares His Passion
American humorist Robert Benchley once said, "Who said time machines haven't been built yet? They already exist. They're called books." But he could have easily and accurately substituted the word "paintings" for … [Read More...] about An Artist Shares His Passion

On the Fast Track
When August rolls around, the world's car collectors and enthusiasts turn their attention to the Monterey Peninsula. Designers, race drivers, historians, connoisseurs and celebrities will spend 10 action-packed days … [Read More...] about On the Fast Track

Returning to Glory
By Amelia Ward
The charming seaside town of Pacific Grove was originally developed as a retreat by the Methodist Church with the first campers coming to spend the summer in 1875. 30-by-60-foot parcels known as "tent lots" were … [Read More...] about Returning to Glory

Timeless Tranquility
By Brett Wilbur
Big Sur has inspired countless artists, poets, travelers and nature lovers with its rugged beauty, impossibly gorgeous coastline, waterfalls, redwood hikes, flower-dotted mountainsides, fresh air, plentiful wildlife … [Read More...] about Timeless Tranquility