Dining at Park City’s Chimayo Restaurant

January 27, 2012

If you’ll be visiting Utah this year, be sure to check out the restaurant scene in Park City.  From gourmet dining to casual bistros, it’s easy to find a flavorful meal to please any palette in your family.  For a true taste of the Southwest, with a few surprises in store, we suggest a visit [...]

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Socrates Sculpture Park

January 27, 2012

Long Island City near New York City is home to a popular, highly-visited sculpture park by the name of Socrates Sculpture Park. This park is open 365 days a year from 10 a.m. to sunset. This park provides a unique outdoor environment, as it helps artists interact with the public by displaying their artwork. This [...]

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Embrace Our Nation’s History at Independence Hall

January 26, 2012

Travelers to the Philadelphia area have a prime opportunity to walk on hallowed ground.  Although there are many places in America where you can experience profound glimpses into our nation’s history, the “City of Brotherly Love” ranks among the highest.  Independence National Historic Park Located in downtown Philadelphia, just blocks from the Delaware River, a [...]

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New River Fine Art

January 26, 2012

Fort Lauderdale is home to one of South Florida’s oldest and most prestigious fine art galleries. New River Fine Art is the premier source for masterworks and many fine contemporary paintings, sculptures, and even glass art. Curators of New River Fine Arts travel all over the world seeking great works from artists. Sculptures they have [...]

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Saranac Lake Winter Carnival

January 25, 2012

New York visitors or residents looking for a fun winter getaway should head north to the Saranac Lake Winter Carnival (held this year from February 3-12, 2012), which is one of the longest running winter events in the country.  Since 1897, the residents of Saranac Lake sought out to beat the winter blues by celebrating [...]

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Cultural and Historical Tours of Alaska

January 25, 2012

A big part of any state is its history and what made it into what it is today. And the state of Alaska is no exception to this. Alaska has an interesting history, and one that you can learn all about if you visit. Today, we will walk you through some historical places to check [...]

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Year Round Fun at Utah Olympic Park

January 24, 2012

After hosting the 2002 Winter Olympics, Utah continues to make use of the world class sporting facilities that played such a big role in the event.  The Utah Olympic Park is one such venue.  In addition to serving as a training center and competitive site for athletes, the park also offers many activities for the [...]

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Top Attractions around Newark, New Jersey

January 24, 2012

Today we take you to Newark, New Jersey, where you will find lots to do and see. We have put together a helpful list for you of places you may want to check out if you get a chance to venture out East. Here they are in no particular order. The first place is the [...]

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Shambala Preserve

January 22, 2012

If you are venturing to the West Coast to the states of Oregon or California, we’d like to suggest a unique encounter you can have there! The place is Shambala Preserve. It is located in Acton, California. It isn’t every day you can venture into the Shambala Preserve, but it does open up to the [...]

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Captain Dave’s Dolphin and Whale Safari

January 21, 2012

Just about an hour north of San Diego in Dana Point is one of the world’s best year-round whale watching tours. Not only can you see fin and humpback whales, but you can also find the rarest whale – the great blue whale. You can also see many dolphins on your tour. When you set [...]

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