The southwestern United States is celebrated for its mesmerizing geological formations, characterized by striking red sandstone and captivating rock structures, establishing it as a premier destination for photographers. While the region boasts numerous picturesque spots for photography, few can rival the awe-inspiring allure of The Wave in Northern Arizona.
The Nay Palad Bird Nest is bringing a new meaning to the term “bird’s eye view.” If you want to see Kenya the way the birds do, a stay at the Nay Palad hideaway is the perfect choice.
When most people think about striking French attractions, the Eiffel Tower or the Arc de Triomphe come to mind—what about the Mont-Saint-Michel, though? The Mont-Saint-Michel is an island commune that sits in the same bay (known as the Mont-Saint-Michel Bay) as Normandy and Brittany. Its stunning abbey has long been a famous Christian pilgrimage location and has now received the coveted title of UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Immerse yourself in a spellbinding realm where magic and art intertwine seamlessly, guided by the extraordinary Jeanette Andrews. From the tender age of four, Andrews has woven illusions and artistry into a breathtaking tapestry, earning accolades as a trailblazer in her field. Fresh off a triumphant, sold-out spectacle at MIT and crowned a 2023-2024 National Arts Club Fellow, Andrews is now set to unveil her latest opus, “magi.cia.n,” within the enchanting confines of the Boca Raton Museum of Art’s exhibition, “Smoke and Mirrors: Magical Thinking in Contemporary Art.”
The Little Free Library project began with a single miniature schoolhouse filled with books. Presently, over 150,000 registered Little Free Library book-sharing boxes are scattered globally across 120 countries. Ever wondered how this adorable and educational venture took its initial steps?
Step into the enchanting world of December, where nutcracker decorations transform spaces into festive wonderlands. From petite tabletop companions to majestic life-sized guardians standing watch at front doors, nutcrackers seamlessly join the seasonal symphony alongside snowmen, Santa, and stockings.
Snow globes are a staple in winter decorations, adorning millions of homes worldwide. There’s a good chance you have one sitting on your shelf right now. However, did you know that these whimsical items weren’t initially developed for decorative purposes? In fact, Erwin Perzy, frequently credited with creating the snow globe, designed the first one with the hope that it would serve as a useful surgical tool.
In collaboration with the World Wide Fund For Nature (WWF), the UK animation production company NOMINT recently unveiled a stop-motion short film titled “Up in Smoke.” This powerful film serves as a warning about the imminent threat of climate change and emphasizes the importance of transitioning to renewable energy sources.
DistrictHive Podtel, situated in Gorafe, Spain, is an intriguing tiny home described by its owners as “self-sustaining, eco-friendly, and carbon-neutral.” It’s promoted as a sanctuary for a diverse range of individuals, from social media influencers to digital nomads and explorers—essentially, anyone seeking a unique travel experience.
Artist Nick Brandt recently unveiled SINK / RISE, the third chapter in his ongoing global series, The Day May Break, which explores the effects of climate change. SINK / RISE focuses on South Pacific Islanders and how global warming, specifically rising oceans, is impacting their lives.
