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Michigan’s midsummer magic: 8 ways to celebrate the Summer Solstice
Ah, June in the Mitten. Whether you think of it as wedding season or peak flower-picking time, the warm weather and long nights are here to enjoy. Moreover, the days are getting longer, and however you’re choosing to enjoy the…
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Midsummer magic: 7 ways to celebrate the summer solstice in Wisconsin
The days are getting longer, strawberries and nectarines are abundant in the grocery store, and you’ve put away your heavy coats for the end of the season. The signs are clear — summer is on its way to Wisconsin, and…
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7 ways to celebrate the summer solstice in New Hampshire
Discover the best ways to celebrate the longest day of the year in New Hampshire.
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10 unique summer festivals in Arizona
What do hummingbirds, fried eggs, and pirates have in common? You can find them all (and more!) at different festivals around Arizona this summer.
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8 ways to observe Juneteenth in Philadelphia
Philadelphia is recognizing Juneteenth 2024 with several festivals and events celebrating the end of slavery.
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From Patsy Cline to cantaloupes: 15 quirky summer festivals in Virginia
Summer is synonymous with warm weather, vacation time, and festival fun. Luckily, Virginia knows how to celebrate in style. If you’re on the hunt for a unique festival experience, check out these 15 quirky festivals happening this summer.
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Midsummer magic: 6 ways to celebrate the Summer Solstice in Florida
The time when ancient celebrants welcomed the return of sunlight, fertility, life, and the potential for a good harvest is a great reason to celebrate, whether in a public event or at home with your loved ones.
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12 facts about Opal Lee, Fort Worth native & grandmother of Juneteenth
Opal Lee, the grandmother of Juneteenth, has lived a life we should all aspire to. Learn more about Lee’s accomplishments and honors.
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Midsummer magic: 10 ways to celebrate the summer solstice in Virginia
As the longest day of the year approaches, Virginians have a special reason to celebrate the summer solstice on Thursday, June 20.
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Bees, bats, & beyond: How to celebrate National Pollinator Week in Arizona
This June, Arizona is celebrating National Pollinator Month, with a special focus on National Pollinator Week from June 17 to June 23.









