Art & Culture

When considering a yoga retreat, advice from an expert is invaluable. Melanie Psaltakis, veteran yoga instructor, retreat leader and founder of Maryland-based Wayfinders Yoga, offered her strategies for finding the…

Since the late 1960s, “The Nutcracker” has been among the American holiday season’s most popular entertainment offerings. With the worst of the pandemic past (we hope), the abundance will be…

The Brandywine River Valley serves as an epicenter for public gardens in the U.S. One of America’s finest is Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania.  Created by Pierre du Pont,…

Looking for a place where art, nature and history combine? Set your GPS for Brookgreen Gardens in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, where these attractions all come together seamlessly in a…

Visiting St. Augustine, Florida, is like visiting a vibrant European city. There is nothing like it, or at least very little anyway, here in the United States. It is truly…

Judy Heiser’s career as an artist began about 20 years ago, but her artistic passion came about long before that. Heiser has worked as a professional dancer on stages around…

An exhibition of work by the prolific contemporary Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama beckons viewers to connect the dots for an immersive experience of the infinite.  “One with Eternity,” on view…

A visit to The Franklin Institute for Harry Potter: The Exhibition in Philadelphia is more than worth the price of admission for anyone who has fallen in love with the…

Washington, D.C. resident Helen Zughaib is one of three artists awarded a three-year Kennedy Center /REACH Residency. “I was nominated to talk about women, migration and refugee crises and will…

When most people think of Vermont, they envision skiing down snow-covered slopes, drinking hot chocolate by a roaring bonfire or riding a horse-drawn sleigh across a snowy meadow. But Vermont…