Reported by Mary Gallagher Spectacular live music, dancing, drinks, parties, food, history, and more onboard The Queen Mary August 19 -20 Pack your vintage duds and dust off your dapper suits for the Queen Mary’s 13th annual Art Deco Festival…
The Textile Museum: A “Must See” in Washington DC.
Experience by Mary Gallagher . . . For over 20 years I had the immense pleasure of living in one of the world’s most culturally active cities, Washington, DC. There is never a day or night that you are without…
Miami: ARTSail’s First Resident Artist Casts His Net.
Nomadic floating art project takes artists aboard sea vessels to explore new solutions for our environment along the waterways and coastlines ArtCenter/South Florida has launched the maiden voyage of ARTSail, the nomadic floating art project taking artists aboard sea vessels…
The New American Revolution War Museum at Yorktown
The Sounds of Fifes & Drums. Story and photos by Will A. Davis– Driving along the beautiful Colonial National Parkway along the York River toward Yorktown one can almost hear the sounds of fife and drums, regimental bands and the…
Pittsburgh: Andy Warhol
by Mary Gallagher The first time I went to the Andy Warhol museum in Pittsburgh it was reluctantly. I thought the tomato soup can and Marilyn Monroe portraits were truly commercial and not real art. Well I go back every…
The Travelers Breaking News: Philadelphia
The Travelers Breaking News snippets from press releases that we think you should know. edited by Mary Gallagher PHILADELPHIA, December 2015 – Recently named the first World Heritage City in the United States, Philadelphia looks forward to an action-packed 2016 filled…
Greensboro: Your Bestway to fun !
Story and photos by Will A. Davis and Mary Gallagher- We have visited Greensboro, North Carolina a number of times and each time I leave I say “Gee I really like that city”. Of course the next thought in this…
Columbia, SC: Full of History, Culture and Family Fun
Double History: Columbia, South Carolina’s historic Historic District. Story and Photos by Will A. Davis A lot of people, especially Civil War buffs, are aware that in early 1865 during the last year of the war Columbia, South Carolina suffered…