The first time I visited Summer House Santa Monica, the city was in full thrall to winter. Snowdrifts piled in corners and on roof edges. I had on seven layers of clothing. But once I crossed the threshold into the restaurant, I was transported to sunny, sultry California. The beach vibes were strong; languid ferns and wicker furniture set an easy and relaxing scene. Before long, I was shedding sweaters and sipping rosé like it was July. If you need a shot of summer when that winter wind blows, this is the spot. (Lauren Knight)
Today in the Culture: March 25, 2021 | Bronzeville up | Greektown down | Signs of summer ART Is Glencoe the new gallery district? Alan Koppel is opening a satellite gallery, Alan Koppel Gallery-North, at 342 Park Avenue in Glencoe with "Diane Arbus: A Secret about a Secret," April 1 - May 8. DESIGN Build Back Bronzeville Better The Tribune looks at the federal legislation introduced last month to make Bronzeville a National Heritage Area, and "pump…
