Mary Murray
Executive Editor at Palm Beach Illustrated Magazine
Executive Editor at Aventura Magazine
Executive Editor at Naples Illustrated
Writer and/or Editor. Artsy Fartsy. Bibliophile. Theater-Goer. (Vinyl) Record Holder. Tweets are my own.
Articles
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2 days ago |
naplesillustrated.com | Mary Murray
While the late George Harrison is best remembered as the lead guitarist of The Beatles and a gifted solo artist, there was another passion that deeply resonated with him—gardening. This love is at the heart of “George Harrison: A Gardener’s Life,” on display at Marie Selby Botanical Gardens’ Downtown Sarasota campus through June 29.
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3 days ago |
palmbeachillustrated.com | Mary Murray
While the late George Harrison is best remembered as the lead guitarist of The Beatles and a gifted solo artist, there was another passion that deeply resonated with him—gardening. This love is at the heart of “George Harrison: A Gardener’s Life,” on display at Marie Selby Botanical Gardens’ Downtown Sarasota campus through June 29.
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1 week ago |
palmbeachillustrated.com | Mary Murray
Like many young people working in the food industry during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, Keyla Prichard saw her hours cut in half. Blessed with an entrepreneurial spirit, the West Palm Beach native decided to bet on herself and launched The Stand. Initially, she operated as a mobile concessions business, selling lemonade, chips, hot dogs, and the like at local school football games. She quickly discovered that her lemonade was a crowd favorite and began focusing on beverages.
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2 weeks ago |
palmbeachillustrated.com | Mary Murray
There was a lot to love about the original Oceano. Chefs Jeremy and Cindy Bearman debuted their seasonal scratch kitchen off Lantana’s Ocean Avenue in 2017—and gained a loyal following in short order. Housed in a former pizzeria, the intimate eatery featured a single wood-fire oven, two induction burners, and seating for just 40 (mostly outdoors). It took no reservations and was cash only. And yet, Oceano thrived, transforming from an in-the-know local gem into a nationally recognized restaurant.
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3 weeks ago |
palmbeachillustrated.com | Mary Murray
There was a lot to love about the original Oceano. Chefs Jeremy and Cindy Bearman debuted their seasonal scratch kitchen off Lantana’s Ocean Avenue in 2017—and gained a loyal following in short order. Housed in a former pizzeria, the intimate eatery featured a single wood-fire oven, two induction burners, and seating for just 40 (mostly outdoors). It took no reservations and was cash only. And yet, Oceano thrived, transforming from an in-the-know local gem into a nationally recognized restaurant.
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Overeating on food you didn’t even want is peak pregnancy vibes.
RT @jimmykimmel: The Bachelorette had a more peaceful transition of power than the Presidency
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@lisabetsey @Alex_Kack To be fair, Angel was the right boyfriend for Buffy coming into her power. Spike was the right man to be with as she became the power.
