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Where to indulge in Limbers on a hot summer’s day (or make your own!)
Growing up in Puerto Rico meant enjoying beautiful sunny days that allowed kids to play outside year-round, gorgeous azure beaches with fine white sands excellent for castle-building, colorful towns to explore with the family, and delicious treats like cold, sweet…
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Midsummer Magic: How to celebrate the Summer Solstice in Nevada
The longest day of the year arrives June 20 as the sun reaches its highest point in the Northern Hemisphere, directly above the Tropic of Cancer.
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6 Arizona waterfalls you can actually swim in
Hike to these six waterfalls in Arizona and reward yourself with a dip into the cool waters below.
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The best beachfront Airbnbs & VRBOs to book in Southeast Michigan
You don’t have to travel to the west side of the Mitten to enjoy beautiful beachfront rentals for your summer vacation—here are some of our favorite Michigan beachfront Airbnbs and VRBOs to check out.
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Our guide to the best 4th of July fireworks shows in Iowa
Nothing says summer like sitting back and watching fireworks light up the night sky.
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July in Milwaukee: 9 can’t-miss festivals
Nothing says summertime in the City of Milwaukee like non-stop festival season. If you’re looking for something fun to do with friends or family this July, look no further than these 9 events. There’s something for everyone!
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10 quirky summer festivals coming to North Carolina
From collard greens to kites, there’s plenty to celebrate in the Tar Heel State during the hot season.
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6 quirky summer festivals to check out in Wisconsin
Nearly every Wisconsin town, village, and city boasts a festival, but some of them rise to the top in terms of their quirkiness. They are all rooted in some sort of local tradition and therefore provide insight into a micro…
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10 ways to celebrate the Summer Solstice across North Carolina
From yoga and dance parties to sustainable fashion shows, here is how North Carolinians across the state are marking the midsummer.
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Midsummer magic: 11 ways to celebrate the summer solstice in Iowa
While the weather has been fabulous for weeks, summer officially starts on Thursday, June 20th (specifically at 3:50 p.m. CST) this year. That’s the date of the summer solstice, a time of celebration marking the natural start of the season.
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