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DEAR MISS MANNERS: I used to love hosting dinner parties, bringing friends together for good food and lively conversation. But the fun has gone out of it because just about everyone tells me about ...

Café Centro will welcome the arrival of the new year with two New Year’s Eve dinner parties featuring live music and multi-course dining at its West Palm Beach location. The restaurant will host one ...

Participants at a JoynaTable test dinner in Maine, part of an early pilot exploring community-based shared meals. PHOTO / LINDSAY HEALD BECKER- PHOTOGRAPHY & FILM Susan Ruhlin, a longtime mentor to ...

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After years of misfires in my efforts to bring gifts home from my travels—plastic keychains that disappear into junk drawers, T-shirts worn only once—I’ve accepted a simple truth. Food is the only ...

The last real party I threw was in 2019, back when I’d sometimes have odd groupings of women over to my tiny New York apartment. At that final one—after everyone was fumbling and drunk, overheated ...

Government data indicates that Americans aren't throwing dinner parties as much as they used to, but there are good reasons to host them — and ways to ease the pressures of hosting. Can I interest you ...