Ballet West
Back in 2012 I watched a reality series on ballet called Breaking Pointe. I was entranced by the hard work, high emotions, and edgy competition that occurs in the elite […]
Category Archives: Museums & Tours
Chihuly Garden & Glass – Absolutely Breathtaking!
I’ve seen a few pieces of Chihuly glass during my travels. Each stand alone piece is magnificent, to be sure. But when you see them at Chihuly Garden & Glass […]
Now I Really Am a Tour Guide!
Hello Friends! I hope you’ve been wondering where I’ve been. 🙂 I’ve been several places actually, but I’ve been spending most of my weekends in Cincinnati — as a tour […]
XOXO, Gossip Girl
This is a guest post by my favorite Gossip Girl fan, Izzy Jones. Gossip Girl Welcome to the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite. A trip to New York City is […]
From Ohio to the Moon
Many people probably won’t immediately make the connection between the state of Ohio and the moon. I’ll give you a hint: one man took his first step here before he […]
The Historic Charleston Supper Club Tour
Charleston, South Carolina — a town of fine homes and fine cuisine imprinted by the people who lived there. I learned its history unfold in the most delicious way possible: […]
Charleston’s Shem Creek Shrimp Tour
When I think of Charleston, South Carolina’s history, the first thing that comes to mind is plantations — big, French-influenced houses and manicured gardens. I think of cotton. I think […]
Greenfield Village at The Henry Ford
As if taking you through 200+ years of American history inside The Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation wasn’t enough, you could spend another whole day outside the museum in […]
The Henry Ford
Imagine… Imagine creating a machine so incredible that you wanted to share it with the world; a machine so large that it would require a building of its own to […]
Mystic Seaport: A Whale of a Museum
During COVID I didn’t have the chance to travel much, but when I did, I looked for outdoor experiences that felt much safer than indoor gatherings. Visiting Mystic Seaport Museum […]
Browsing The Atlas 