Shindig (n): An elaborate or large dance, party or other celebration. When you come to Branson this April and May, you’ll discover firsthand the fun and entertainment of a down-home shindig. Kick up your heels, clap your hands and sing along as the Ozarks come alive with the sounds of music – from over 100 […]
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Savannah: A City Ready for Its Close-Up
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In Hollywood films, it is not uncommon for one city to stand in for another, or for a particular landmark or building to make an appearance in a movie set thousands of miles away. But in the case of Savannah, the city’s distinctive scenery, architecture and history make it pop off the screen in such […]
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Dine in Style in Santa Rosa
Earlier this week, we wrote about wine and the plethora of wineries in the Santa Rosa area. So, what pairs well with wine? Fine dining, of course. And Santa Rosa has that in spades. Here’s a rundown of our favorite restaurants in the area, in alphabetical order:
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Can-Am Days: March 12-20
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Throughout the year, the population of Myrtle Beach undergoes a year, as visitors converge en masse to soak up the sun, take in a few rounds of golf and so much more. However, no single group has quite so noteworthy a presence in the area as people who descend from the north. North of the […]
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The Words of Wine Tasting
With nearly 300 wineries in the vicinity, Santa Rosa, Calif., is a heavenly destination for dedicated oenophiles and casual drinkers alike. Many of the wineries offer tours and tastings, providing an excellent opportunity to sample and savor the local vintages. To help make sure that novice connoisseurs get the most out of these experiences, here’s […]
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San Diego: A Brief History
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Long before it officially became the “City in Motion” – really long before, as in 20,000 years or so – San Diego was indeed on the move, as it was first settled by hunting peoples of northeast Asia who initially crossed over the Bering Strait. Here’s a look at how it evolved from a scraper-maker […]
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Vegas Uncork’d: April 28 to May 1
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According to Eventbrite, Las Vegas is one of the fastest-growing food-and-drink event cities in the country. One key ingredient in this recipe for culinary sophistication is Vegas Uncork’d, considered by many to be the nation’s top food and wine festival. This decade old event offers exclusive one-of-a-kind experiences over four days that capture the spirit […]
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The Sounds of San Diego
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While not as well-known for its music scene as some other West Coast cities, San Diego has been the birthplace (literally and figuratively) of numerous music acts. Check out these popular artists who got their start in America’s Finest City:
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The Cinema of San Antonio
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Remember “The Alamo” – the epic 1960 western directed by and starring John Wayne? Despite its subject, the movie wasn’t actually filmed in San Antonio. Fortunately for Mission City, there have been numerous Hollywood productions that went on location to use the Texas scenery as a backdrop. As you explore San Antonio, you’re likely to […]
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Hands On Gatlinburg: April 8-10
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If you’re arty (or crafty), a trip to the Great Smoky Mountains could present a plethora of handmade of decorative pieces to take home – items made with a personal touch… yours.
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