Visiting San Diego all year round
February is the 34th annual San Diego Museum Month when more than 60 participating cultural institutions offer half-priced admission
The Sand Creek Massacre – Echoes of the past reverberate
There were many atrocities committed in our nation’s 19th Century quest for “Manifest Destiny.” The Sand Creek Massacre was one of the worst.
New places to explore Black history this month
Across the country, there are new exhibits highlighting the contributions of African Americans to our nation’s history and culture.
To Kill a Mockingbird on the road in Denver
To Kill a Mockingbird is an enduring story of justice and injustice, racism, closed minds, coming of age, grief, compassion, and change
How anticipation enhances vacation fun
Whether it’s a honeymoon or a trip to Orlando, the anticipation — and planning — can be nearly as much fun as the trip itself.
Visiting and Remembering at Pearl Harbor
Pearl Harbor, with over 1.8 million visitors annually is the top tourist spot in Hawaii. It can be difficult for kids to appreciate
Finding the best holiday gifts for your favorite travelers
There is something wonderful—even magical—watching someone you love opening a gift they love and will use again and again
Taking the kids to see the best and brightest holiday lights
Post Pandemic, these displays in big cities, smaller towns, resorts, theme parks, zoos, botanic gardens are bigger and better than ever.
Honoring our veterans: 10 places to visit
What are your kids studying this fall? Consider a visit to a museum or battlefield that can engage their interest outside the classroom
At the literal end-of-the-road on Kauai HI
I came upon this 52-unit resort more than a decade ago when my daughters were hiking one day, and I’ve always wanted to return.