Midwest Living January/February 2021 Issue
Our January/February 2021 issue features inspirational women across the Midwest—56 thinkers, leaders and doers to inspire you now.
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7 Inspirational Women Who Are Making A Difference
Meet seven inspiring women who have devoted their lives to helping other women—at home and around the world. -
Hudson Bay Bound: An Excerpt
Escape your living room for a canoe trip with the first women to paddle from the Twin Cities to Canada's Hudson Bay. -
The Milwaukee Butcher Who Wants to Change The Way You Think About Meat
A butcher and chef in Milwaukee has a surprising answer to those who suggest cutting back on meat: she agrees. But, she says, when you do indulge, make it a meal to remember. -
The Perfect Sweets For Every Type of Eater (Yes, Gluten-Free and Dairy-Free, Too)
No gluten? No dairy? No problem. The baker behind Nebraska’s Goldenrod Pastries is known for creating sweets for every type of eater—and now she’s served up a cookbook too. -
The Chocolate Cookie You Need for the Dark Days of Winter
Slip yourself one of these insanely rich cookies on those gray afternoons when only chocolate will do. -
Mom-and-Kid Businesses
Forget Mom and Pop. Mothers and their kids run the show at these spots.
Editors' Picks
See our editors' top picks for home, food, travel and lifestyle.
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This Is What Happens When Moms And Their Kids Run A Business
Forget Mom and Pop. Mothers and their kids run the show at these spots. -
Ayurveda You Can Try at Home—Or at a New Wisconsin Spa
A new Wisconsin day spa rooted in Ayurvedic medicine teaches an ancient form of self-care. -
This Kansas Shoe Designer Is Living a Childhood Dream
Inspired by her Peruvian roots, a Kansas shoemaker fashions the snazzy shoes she never had. -
Small Touches That Can Totally Transform Your Bedroom
An up-and-coming designer in Grand Rapids, Michigan, has a knack for blanketing rooms with small touches that matter. We’d happily tuck ourselves into any of these bedrooms and cozy nooks with a mug of tea and a good book.
