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1 month ago | njlifestylemag.com | Lisa Simon |Nick Valinote |Sandy White

Bay Atlantic Symphony and Greater South Jersey Chorus Partner for Powerful Voices ConcertWhen two performing groups collaborate for a concert there’s always the risk of clashing musical interpretations. That’s not a problem for the leaders of the Bay Atlantic Symphony and the Greater South Jersey Chorus, who will jointly present their “Powerful Voices” concert at two locations on Saturday, March 15 and Sunday, March 16.

1 month ago | njlifestylemag.com | Nick Valinote |Molly Golubcow |Sandy White |Robin Stoloff

Spring Into Lifestyle!Winter has been fun, but let’s face it — warm weather is where it’s at! However, as the saying goes, beware the Ides of March. March brings milder temperatures, but the weather can still be unpredictable. With that in mind, we’re excited to jump right into our Spring issue without hesitation. This issue is packed with great features and new marketing partners.

1 month ago | njlifestylemag.com | Sandy White |Molly Golubcow |Robin Stoloff

Step inside the ByrdCage, and you might never want to leave your perch. As the first LGBTQ bar and restaurant to open in Atlantic City for more than 20 years, all are welcome. Whether you want to cozy up to the elegant bar, savor the tasty, freshly prepared food, or dance the night away in a lively atmosphere, the ByrdCage promises to be an inclusive and safe space for you and your flock to savor.

1 month ago | njlifestylemag.com | Robin Stoloff |Molly Golubcow |Sandy White

The sky glowed with vibrant swirls of orange and red as the sun dipped below the horizon on a crisp winter evening. I found a seat in the corner of a cozy local café, awaiting Dr. Fabio Orozco. He arrived moments later, still in his blue scrubs topped with a hooded sweatshirt sporting his distinctive blue-and-orange double “O” logo. As a health reporter in southern New Jersey, I first met Dr. Orozco nearly 20 years ago.

1 month ago | njlifestylemag.com | Molly Golubcow |Sandy White |Robin Stoloff

You don’t have to be rich to travel well. —Eugene FodorInterestingly enough, the phrase “getting more bang for your buck” was popularized in the early 1950s by President Eisenhower, because nuclear weapons were more efficient than conventional bombs. Today, the phrase typically describes getting a bargain or a steal. When it comes to travel, domestic or international, everyone wants to find a great deal that won’t break your bank (or credit card).