Travel lessons learned over decades that still apply
The Wisconsin homeowner couldn’t have been nicer on the phone. First travel lesson learned. Don’t just rely on a phone call.
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Casual travel footwear from MBT
We have been big fans of MBT footwear for awhile now. We started with gym and walking/running shoes. Now we’re into their casual travel footwear. Like the MBT Modena III men’s slip-on. It’s got a nice, cushy sole, breathable fabric all around, and so easy to slip on and off. Perfect for short walks, or…
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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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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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Rainy Day? 11+ museum exhibits not to miss this summer
With such unpredictable weather patterns these days, you never know when it’s going to rain on your vacation. That’s when a nearby museum may come in handy.
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Comfy sheets and pillowcases from PeachSkinSheets
The idea when Karen Levine founded the company in 2013 was to provide affordable sheets that are breathable and will help with night sweats (or just when it’s hot!)
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Oppenheimer Festival Returns to Los Alamos, Aug. 16–31
The Oppenheimer Festival, recipient of New Mexico’s 2024 Top HAT Award for Best New Experience, returns for its third and most immersive year yet in August
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One Month Left to See “Banners of Liberty”
Only one month remains to see the Museum of the American Revolution’s current special exhibition, Banners of Liberty: An Exhibition of Original Revolutionary War Flags in Philadelphia.
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Art of Manga coming to San Francisco de Young museum
Manga — Japanese comics and graphic novels — have become a global phenomenon. Featuring rarely presented original drawings by major artists, this exhibition traces manga’s evolution from the 1970s to today.
