Jack Pine Glass Pumpkin Art Fall Festival in Ohio
This much-loved, free fall festival has grown to draw more than 10,000 art lovers from around the country to this renowned glass artist’s studio in southeast Ohio
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Smithsonian event Sept 5 – kids exploring world storytime
Here’s a free, educational event that will be held at the Smithsonian’s Natural History Museum in Washington DC on Sept 5.
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Amelia Island FL dining month throughout September
Now in its second year, Amelia Island Dining Month (Sept. 1–30) will showcase 10 of the island’s top restaurants, each offering exclusive three-course, prix-fixe menus for just $55 or $75.
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Twain Harte CA named Audubon Bird Town
The designation is the result of a beautification project created by the Central Sierra Audubon Society (CSAS) to highlight Twain Harte’s diverse, thriving bird population.
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Seattle’s Hispanic Heritage Month Spotlights Traditions
Hispanic heritage is an integral part of Seattle, with its vibrancy especially evident in neighborhoods like South Park, Delridge, and White Center.
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Illuminarium Las Vegas September events and promos
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Claude the Albino Alligator Turns 30 in San Francisco
From September 1-30, the museum will host a fun-filled, ongoing birthday bash for the “hatchday” boy at the museum and across San Francisco.
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Lake Placid NY Wine Spectator restaurant award
“I proudly present the 3,811 restaurants worldwide that earned a Restaurant Award this year—we raise a glass to all our winners.”
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Preserving history in Fredericksburg VA
Situated midway between Washington, D.C. and Richmond, Virginia, its location along the Rappahannock River is the site of a collection of authentic American stories ranging from those of a young nation’s soon-to-be President to those of Black Americans struggling for equality
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Lecture Series Highlights Scripps Oceanography Research in Living Seas
For over two decades, the Perspectives Lecture Series has been engaging the public on research conducted worldwide by scientists from Scripps Institution of Oceanography.
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Fall Evening Tours in Boston by National Park Rangers
The stories that define Boston are part of the unfinished legacy set into motion in the years leading up to and following the American Revolution.
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Celebrate International Dog Day in Santa Barbara CA
Santa Barbara has plenty of parks, old-world style promenades, and beaches, the seaside town has plenty to offer for travelers and their companions.
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REI Co-Op announces big Labor Day Sale event
The sale event runs August 22 through September 1, offering deep discounts on gear and apparel to help outdoor enthusiasts savor the season
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Dog-friendly cabins at Devil’s Thumb Ranch near Denver
At Devil’s Thumb Ranch, dog-friendly cabins provide a great Colorado mountain getaway: rustic privacy tucked just off the beaten path. Just a short drive from Denver.
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Dallas Arboretum Hosts 8th Annual Hispanic Heritage Celebration
This colorful, family-friendly festival honors Latin traditions through music, food and community partnerships—all set within the Arboretum’s nationally acclaimed garden setting.
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Skyscanner reveals big flight price drops to certain destinations
Online travel engine Skyscanner has data for jumping off points, including the biggest price drop in average flight price in August 2025 compared to August 2024.
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Pet-friendly destinations across the USA
Pet-friendly destinations across the U.S. are going all out with tail-wagging celebrations for National Dog Day Aug 26.
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Iceland invites families for dream vacations
Iceland is a one-of-a-kind destination where nature, adventure, and learning come together, making it a dream vacation for curious kids and engaged parents.
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Colorado restaurants offer special birthday dishes in August
The team at Big Red F Independent Restaurant Group is dedicating the entire month to celebrating the agricultural bounty that makes this state so special.
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American Airlines first to pilot One Stop Security in US
At Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, American Airlines is the first airline in the United States to offer seamless connections for travelers and their checked bags.
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Special deals for teachers at Disney Springs Resort area hotels
In recognition of the vital role educators play year-round, Disney Springs Resort Area Hotels are offering exclusive summer rates for teachers.
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Zoo Miami Foundation calls for artists to paint Florida panther statue
This is a unique opportunity for artists to contribute their talents to a meaningful cause supporting conservation, education, and community impact.
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Treat your dog to watermelon during hot August
Rover.com, which offers dog-sitting services nationwide, has come up with a recipe sure to please our rescue mutt and all of her friends and acquaintances everywhere. Hint: it includes watermelon.
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National Dog Day – think environmentally friendly poop bags.
Did you know there are over 80 million pet dogs in the U.S.? That’s a lot of poop to pick up, and not doing so has a real environmental cost.
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Big sale on Limitless device chargers today only
The Limitless Elite 15,000mAh Power Bank with Wall Plug, Built-In Cables, Digital Display & Wireless Charging is on sale for 50% off on August 9th.
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Meet Travel Alaska’s Cultural Ambassadors
Two Alaska Native storytellers using their platforms to share authentic perspectives and connect visitors to the culture, traditions and communities that make Alaska unique.
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HX Expeditions launching Antarctic kayaking and camping
This Antarctic season, HX Expeditions, the world’s oldest expedition cruise company– is launching the industry’s most diverse kayaking and camping program in Antarctica.
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New attractions at Crystal Mountain MI
Emphasizing adventurous family fun and unparalleled convenience, the 1500-acre resort is inviting guests to embrace the magic of long summer days, sparkling fresh water, and unforgettable experiences.
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Late summer and fall deals in Jackson Hole WY
Put Teton Mountain Lodge & Spa and Hotel Terra in Jackson Hole, WY, on your radar for a late summer or early fall deal.
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Park City UT is the spot to beat the August heat
Park City UT is a shining gem among summer mountain getaways. It offers the perfect blend of adventure and luxury. And it’s a great place to beat the August heat.
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See “Grandma Moses” exhibit at Smithsonian this fall
Opening October 2025, “Grandma Moses: A Good Day’s Work” Explores the Interplay of Creativity and Labor in Shaping the Artist’s Outlook and Practice at the Smithsonian’s American Art Museum in Washington DC
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Royal Caribbean welcomes Star of the Seas
Royal Caribbean has kicked off the countdown to a new era of family vacations, officially welcoming Star of the Seas into the family.
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Horse riding lovers should consider Ireland
Horse riding lovers and the horse-curious can meet the people and animals that make Ireland’s horse culture so special.
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High-Alpine summer adventures in Breckenridge CO
Set off on a high-alpine summer adventure at Breckenridge CO, where scenic chairlift rides, mountaintop activities, hiking, and biking invite exploration.
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Gstaad in Switzerland isn’t just for ski season
This chic Swiss village transforms in summer, offering sun-drenched alpine trails, wildflower meadows, glacial lakes
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Experience community bike rides and more in Aspen CO
Back by popular demand, Aspen Community Rides—presented by Ventum and Aspen Collection—return every Saturday this summer through September 6.
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Kentucky offers more accessible travel destinations
From barrier-free bourbon tours and wheelchair-accessible trails to adaptive outdoor recreation, inclusive museums and welcoming places to stay and dine.
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Keystone Resort trades summer heat for refreshing air
Nestled at 9,280 feet in Summit County CO and just a scenic drive from Denver, Keystone Resort invites families to trade the summer heat for refreshing mountain air.
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Beat the heat with indoor activities in Atlanta GA
Here are three ways to turn escaping the summer heat into an unforgettable experience
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Chicco and AAA Launch Family Road Trip Safety Hub
The one-stop resource covers topics including state car seat laws, a simple test parents can perform to check for proper car seat installation, as well as car maintenance and defensive driving tips.
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Simple Science Saturdays in August at SF Randall Museum
Stop by San Francisco’s Randall Museum on Saturday mornings in August to join in simple science exploration presented through hands-on activities.
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Chocolate lovers – head to Waterville Valley NH July 26
Town Square will come alive with chocolate treats galore, live music, and breathtaking views of Corcoran Pond — and best of all, admission is free!
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Keoki’s Paradise on Kauai Hawaii offers nature talks
Join Mike DeMotta at Keoki’s Paradise Aug. 12 2024 on the Hawaiian Island of Kauai on for a talk about traditional Hawaiian understanding of the forests
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Charter a private yacht in Croatia
If you haven’t yet booked a holiday with family and friends, there is still time to bag yourself a luxury private yacht sailing from Split, along the Croatian coast.
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LEGOLAND CA launching space-themed land in 2026
LEGOLAND California Resort is charting a course for an out-of-this-world adventure with a brand-new, space-themed land set to launch in early 2026.
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Windstar Cruises extends free air to Tahiti
Windstar Cruises has extended its limited-time offer of complimentary round-trip airfare from Los Angeles to Tahiti through August 31.
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New Summer Pass at New England Air Museum
Blast off into discovery with the New England Air Museum’s brand-new Summer Pass — your family’s passport to unlimited fun, all for just $99.
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Oakland Museum opening “Black Spaces: Reclaim & Remain”
On July 18, The Oakland Museum of California (OMCA) will open Black Spaces: Reclaim & Remain, a powerful new History exhibition that spotlights how Black communities in the Bay Area.
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The Gunboat USS Philadelphia Preservation Project
The Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History has unveiled its years-long restoration project on the gunboat USS Philadelphia.
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Find and reserve campgrounds with Recreation.gov
Explore Nearby Campgrounds section at the bottom of campground pages is now smarter and more personalized.