Florida Culture for the Week of February 11 by Josh Garrick
Feb 12 – Art Nouveau at the Morse Museum
Florida Culture for the Week of February 11 by Josh Garrick
Feb 12 – Art Nouveau at the Morse Museum
This is probably one of my favorite stories to tell because it gets you wondering ‘what the hell happened to get you kicked out of Germany?!’ I suppose I should start off saying it wasn’t the literal country but the restaurant located at Disney World’s Epcot in Orlando, Florida.
The summer of 2011, my dad planned a trip to show me the Teton Mountain Range and Yellowstone, the first National Park in the world, created in 1872. We were scheduled to leave June 16th; the idea was to beat most of the other tourists. However, weird weather wreaked havoc on our plans both before we left New Hampshire and once we arrived out West. Who would have thought a strong wind burst would blow through Plymouth in June, snapping trees and causing a power outage resulting in school being cancelled for a day.
San Antonio, with its historic Alamo and old Spanish missions, is the premiere tourist destination in Texas. But in 1992, city visionaries wanted to ensure that residents, especially school-aged children, had access to world renowned solo artists and arts groups.