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February 25

February 25

February 25 & 26

Dartmouth Symphony Orchestra

HopStop Family Series: Dartmouth Dance Theater: How Are Dances Made?

The Met Opera: Ernani

Spaulding Auditorium, 8pm

Discover the creative and choreographic process of making contemporary dances in this interactive performance. Alumni Hall, 11am

25, Loew Auditorium, 1pm; 26, Spaulding Auditorium, 1pm

S P E C I A L A DV E RT I S I N G S E C T I O N

trend watch

Coming in our Spring 2012 issue

TEXT BY MARY GOW

BUILD, REMODEL & DECORATE

Don’t miss out! Showcase your products and services in our special Trend Watch section. We’ll feature the latest in home construction and improvement, landscaping, kitchens, baths, interior design, energy-efficient heating systems and appliances, furniture, best new materials, and more.

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THE GREAT OUTDOORS “Overall, people are enlarging their outdoor living spaces as they are spending more time eating, lounging, and entertaining outdoors.”

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hether it’s due to the economic challenges of the past few years or it’s simply a nod toward comfort and convenience, families are staying home more than they used to. This nationwide trend means homeowners are investing to make their living spaces more functional, more beautiful, and—quite simply— more fun. 4 4 w w w. a r o u n d c o n c o r d n h . c o m

Indoor living is moving out as boundaries between indoor and outdoor spaces are changing. Well-appointed outdoor kitchens bring alfresco meal preparation and dining together. Beyond fabulous grills, outdoor kitchens feature refrigerators, sinks, even espresso machines and pizza ovens. From a morning cup of coffee to a gracious dinner party, outdoor meals are becoming part of daily life.

Must-have outdoor items include (clockwise from top) Weber’s Summit Grill Center with Social Area, patio heater, mahogany bench, French garden urn, settee and fabrics from Telescope Casual Furniture, ebony fire pit. Patio Heater with Anti-tilt Switch and Automatic Shut-off Device

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