11 Local Finds to Enjoy When Dining Al Fresco This Spring
Grab-and-go charcuterie, sweet treats, pretty woven baskets, and other fun finds to take a picnic to the next level.
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March-April 2021
Photography by Elizabeth Lavin | Styling by Adam Fortner
A tisket, a tasket, a pretty picnic basket plus a hand-woven throw, some dainty dinnerware, luxe lawn games, and a few local nibbles is all you need to enjoy a delightful meal al fresco now that the weather is revel-worthy. We’re helping you pack up, head out, and chow down in style this spring.
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