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Page Evans
Page Evans grew up in Wilmington and now lives in Washington, DC, with her two daughters and Angus, their black Lab. Her articles have been published in The Washington Post, Washingtonian and various other publications. Her essay on motherhood, “Sharks and Jets,” is in “Mommy Wars,” (Random House, 2006). She also has a piece in “2 To Do Before I Die,” (Little Brown, 2005). You can check out her column, “Page’s Turn,” in the Georgetown Dish.The Many Faces and Places of Rehoboth
Crossing over the Bay Bridge on an early summer weekend, I feel a sense of freedom and a slight fear of change. No matter how stifling the heat, I open the windows to smell and feel the air, hot but full of movement. “Look at the boats, girls,” I say…
By: Page EvansA House of Art
Growing up with an artist as a mother had its benefits. We were exposed (some might say, dragged) to museums at an early age. She constantly made us aware of our surroundings: the fresh green (tendre vert, as she calls it) of new leaves, the sculptural quality of bare trees,…
By: Page Evans