How Do You Think The Magazine Will Be Different In The Fall/Winter?
Laura: Personally, I love the off-season. September and October are my favorite months in Montauk. Everything calms down, the water’s still warm and the light is beautiful. I hope we’ll be able to convey all that goodness and spotlight some of the year-round aspects of the community that don’t get widespread media attention already.What Are You Most Excited About Looking Ahead?Cece:We are looking forward to two more issues this season and evolving as a branding based publication representing the community of creatives that live and travel to Montauk. We will be releasing another sister pub this fall called MTN Magazine, representing the affluent, active communities like Aspen, Telluride, Sun Valley and Whistler.[Photo via @rhruska]
Laura: Personally, I love the off-season. September and October are my favorite months in Montauk. Everything calms down, the water’s still warm and the light is beautiful. I hope we’ll be able to convey all that goodness and spotlight some of the year-round aspects of the community that don’t get widespread media attention already.
What Are You Most Excited About Looking Ahead?
Cece: We are looking forward to two more issues this season and evolving as a branding based publication representing the community of creatives that live and travel to Montauk. We will be releasing another sister pub this fall called MTN Magazine, representing the affluent, active communities like Aspen, Telluride, Sun Valley and Whistler.
[Photo via @rhruska]
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