Arts

Meet three of the creative people who fill this issue’s pages.

Letters published in the Summer 2022 edition of In The Hills magazine.

Frieda Pereira’s love of gardening is reflected in her most recent pieces with black peonies, poppies and other flora against a creamy white backdrop.

Two hundred years ago, my ancestors were tossed off the land during the clearances in Scotland and replaced by sheep, who ate less and could be sheared more often.

How a woodcarver finds his flow while crafting handsome – and durable – utensils and charcuterie boards.

Artful coasters, feel-good skincare and adorable hand soaps.

From mysteries to memoirs, our annual review of new books by local authors and illustrators has you covered for gifts for others – and yourself.

From his new book Butterfly Beautifly Beautiful, a poem by Inglewood poet Paul Leet Aird about a remarkable encounter with a migrating owl.

Our annual review of recordings by local musicians taps into a collaborative music scene that has stayed busy despite a pandemic keeping many apart.

Introducing three of the creative people – Tracey Fockler, Scott Bruyea and Tony Reynolds – behind the winter issue.

“Moody skies are one of my favourites. There’s so much going on, so much color.”

Where to shop, craft, donate this season.