Florida Culture for the Week of August 25 By Josh Garrick

Beginning TONIGHT – SEPTEMBER is Orlando’s Magical DINING Month

While it may be a little more of the beaten track of European travel, Croatia offers more than enough attractions to make it an excellent choice of vacation destination. One of the most popular spots to consider is Dubrovnik, a coastal city situated in the south of the country.

A new family tour of Amsterdam’s Rijksmuseum lets children of all ages explore the world-class museum through imaginative activities and cutting-edge learning practices.

Here are two sunset pics from last night. From Roksøy, Sortland in Vesterålen, a few minutes drive from my house. Great colours, and much clouds...

Each summer, countless visitors across the country enjoy taking their families to zoos and aquariums all across the United States. There’s something about watching wild animals that’s captivating. There’s a level of curiosity that entrances both children and adults as they view the animals in a habitat where they can get up close and personal and learn more about them.

Let’s get it clear about hipsters. A hipster is cool. Where hipsters go, you’ll want to go, too. The classic definition of a hipster is:

Florida Culture for the Week of August 18 By Josh Garrick

August 22 – Lengua Materna Offers ‘Messages’ by Hispanic Artists

When you think of Paris, what words come to mind? Eiffel Tower, the Seine, Moulin Rouge, Arc de Triomphe, the Louvre, Lachaise Cemetery, baguettes, macarons, crepes, shopping… am I right?

When you ride the rails to Red Rock, it is almost as though you expect the clock to be at High Noon, and Gary Cooper to be waiting as you alight on the long platform at nearby Coff’s Harbour, from the aptly acronym-ed, Xpress Train (XPT). Hardly a bullet train, more a “hold-ster” really, although it was sparsely peopled when I rode it.