Chloé Harris Hennen

Dec 9, 2024 | 7x7.com | Chloé Harris Hennen

Along with her husband, the wonderful goldsmith and jewelry designer Jeffrey Levin, Powers is the co-proprietor and curator of the sweet Marin County enclave's sweetest shop: Poet and/the Bench. Her afterwork drink of choice? The whiskey sour with aquafaba, at the very buzzy new Corner Bar.

May 9, 2024 | 7x7.com | Chloé Harris Hennen

Guess what? 7x7 is excited to be part of it!This summer, we're bringing 7x7 Social Club to you IRL, to a space in Jackson Square just across from the lovely Transamerica Redwood Park. The location and timing are fitting: Our iconic Transamerica Pyramid, like San Francisco itself, is currently experiencing a refresh: Its renovation is designed to help revitalize the city with new amenities intended to lure workers back to the office and locals back to downtown.

Feb 28, 2024 | 7x7.com | Chloé Harris Hennen

7x7 Social Club offers members exclusive access, discounts, and deals to editorially curated partners around the Bay Area—think restaurants and bars; festivals, performances, and events; wineries, hotels, shops, spas, and more. Your monthly membership supports our twin mission: to bolster local creativity and enterprise, and to keep our readers on the inside of what's happening in the Bay Area now. Join now.

Jan 31, 2024 | 7x7.com | Chloé Harris Hennen

When the amorous mood strikes, Northern California delivers with a wide range of options for first-class resorts, stylish boutique hotels, and charming inns for staycations and weekends away. This season, we're checking in at historical stays with modern intrigue thanks to recent renovations at three beloved properties in San Francisco, Sonoma, and Carmel. Chemistry, poetry, and indulgence await. A marble fireplace warms one of a few plush and cozy seating areas in the lobby at La Playa Carmel.

Sep 21, 2023 | 7x7.com | Chloé Harris Hennen

When some of us were 24, we were wide-eyed things exhausting ourselves in budding careers, earning pennies for the privilege of living in San Francisco and then spending said pennies on malbec at Hotel Biron and vintage furniture at Stuff. We were "adulting" but barely, faking it till we made it. For anyone who's lived here since the late '90s or early 2000s, it seems uncanny that Litquake is 24 this year. The scrappy local literary festival started by Jane Ganahl and Jack Boulware has made it.