Shoshi Parks is an Associate Editor at 7x7 Magazine. With a background in archaeology and a passion for exploring diverse cultures, she focuses on travel and tourism, hospitality, and sustainable agriculture, weaving these themes into her engaging narratives. Shoshi's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Atlas Obscura, NPR, and Smithsonian Magazine.
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Shoshi's articles predominantly focus on house & home-related content, as well as food and beverage topics. She also covers pet-related subjects, with a specific emphasis on the Bay Area in California.
Given her coverage attributes and themes covered, Shoshi would likely be most responsive to pitches offering promotional deals related to house & home products or local businesses in the San Francisco area. Additionally, she may be interested in event coverage related to seasonal activities or promotions around food and drink establishments from the Bay Area.
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By: Shoshi Parks
It’s no secret that wineries in the Napa Valley have found themselves navigating uncharted territory of late. It’s not only that people are drinking less wine. The typical tasting just isn’t hitting the same way it used to, whether due to the astronomical fees now charged by most tasting rooms or th...
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Whether you’ve just met or you’ve been together for years, every couple needs a vibey date spot now and again, the kind of place with a design perspective so strong, it’s transportive.High-brow or low(er)-brow, San Francisco has plenty of atmospheric destinations for dinner. From the bite-sized roma...
By: Shoshi Parks, Karie Johnson
We reviewed dog life jackets for buoyancy, fit, and durability with guidance from dog safety experts. These are the best options for dogs of all sizes.
By: Shoshi Parks, Karie Johnson
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By: Shoshi Parks
San Francisco is considered the nucleus of the counterculture movements of the 1950s and 1960s. It’s the place where the Beat Generation, psychedelic rock, and the Summer of Love ignited; the place where Allen Ginsburg and Jerry Garcia blew up the conformity and complicity of post-WWII America.What ...
By: Shoshi Parks
As summer turns to fall, farms, ranches, and vineyards across the Bay Area are in peak production mode. That makes now the ideal time of year to see exactly how their gardens (and cows, and goats, and oyster beds) grow.From Moss Landing to Sebastopol, these farm and ranch tours are pulling back the ...
By: Shoshi Parks
Things in San Francisco were not looking especially rosy in 1854.Five years after the discovery of gold in the Sierra foothills, the patina of Gold Rush fever had worn thin. Prices were bottoming out, banks were failing, and prospectors and the businesses that preyed on them were declaring bankruptc...
By: Shoshi Parks
Sure, hiking is rewarding: the exercise, the fresh air, the peace and quiet. But why not also have a toast to celebrate your hard work?
