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Historic New Castle is one of the best preserved colonial towns in America. This 17th century neighborhood hosts events year-round and is home to the only place in Delaware where you can truly step back in time and experience a colonial evening – Jessop’s Tavern. During the holidays, the entire village turns into a Christmas wonderland. On December 9th, join the town for their Spirit of Christmas celebration, with carolers and performers in the streets, and historic home tours....

It is a popular belief that Black Friday is all about going to the shops to get their holiday shopping done at rock bottom prices. However, to many people the day after thanksgiving is much more than box store sales. It’s the annual lighting of the Christmas Tree on the Church Street Marketplace. This outdoor shopping area lights up to make a Christmas display in VT that brings holiday cheer to everyone....

Arkansans have a soft spot for flea markets, craft fairs, and festivals. From shopping local artisan wares to splurging on fair foods, these events have something for everyone. One particular group has a fun new take on the market scene. Let’s shop the night away and see what the Moonlite Market has to offer. The Moonlite Market is bringing wholesome family nightlife to Arkansas this spring. Facebook/Moonlite Market The next market is set for April 14th, 2018 in Benton....

You might not realize it, but where you sit on a plane may make a big difference to the level of service you receive. And we’re not just talking business class versus economy. Obviously paying for a top-tier ticket will get you top-tier service, but where you sit in economy class can actually impact how much attention you get from the flight attendants. Unsplash/JC Gellidon Pexels/Gratisography In an interview with Oyster, Flight attendant Annie Kingston revealed that sitting near the back of the plane can have its perks: “While most passengers tend to choose seats that are at the front of the aircraft, so that they can disembark first and have a better chance of securing their preferred meal option, flight attendants know that if you’re sitting towards the back, you’ll receive the most attentive service....

Let’s face it, the tiny house movement has been sweeping the nation. Everyone wants to live small and save money in order to spend it on what truly matters. Tiny house living is something of a phenomenon, and here in Georgia, we have the perfect place where you can test it out for yourself. With incredible views and minimalism at its best, welcome to the tiny house community in Georgia’s mountains that will absolutely rock your world....

We might not like it when people assume we’re from New York City when we claim our New York roots, but that doesn’t mean we can’t be happy to have some Big Apple vibes in Buffalo! This hotel is bringing just that with a revolving bar and the views of our favorite city of all – the Queen City! Curtiss Hotel is located downtown at 210 Franklin Street, in the newly reopened historic Harlow C....

States across America got their first snow of the 2017 winter and we can’t let that go without a little bit of celebration! It might not be for everyone, but we can safely say that a lot of Mainers were strapping on their boots and pulling on their gloves to get out and enjoy it! If you’ve already criss-crossed the park on skis, built a snowman and lobbed some solid snowballs it’s time to move on to your next winter activity....

On the first day of Amtrak’s new regional high-speed rail service, an unfortunate derailment in Washington state occurred this morning. Happening right in Pierce County in the city of DuPont, here’s what we know so far about fatal accident. Visible for you to see right on Google Maps, an Amtrak train running from Seattle to Portland derailed this morning around 7:40AM. Google Maps Veering off track right near DuPont, Washington, the Amtrak train was carrying a total of 78 passengers and 5 crew members....

Living in Milwaukee is the best, but growing up here is a whole other experience. There are a few things that make a person a true Milwaukee, and they’re not too hard to spot. Whether they’re talking about buildings and calling them different names, eating way to much cheese, or screaming at the screen during the Packers game, here are just ten fool-proof signs that someone definitely grew up in Milwaukee....

As a Hoosier native, it’s been an absolute to joy to see how much this city has evolved over the past couple of decades. Regardless of the changes and improvements Indianapolis has made, residents still have our habits that will never die. Here are 11 of them: Corn on the cob at every barbecue. rachelvoorhees/Flickr Indiana sweet corn is a staple throughout the state and you’ll never find a family barbecue without it....

Wisconsin is absolutely full of public camping ground in state and county parks. In the summer, it can be difficult to get a reservation at some of the most popular spots, but as kids head back to school and fall starts moving it, it’s actually a perfect time to head out camping in Wisconsin. A short weekend trip to some of the best parks in the state is one of the best ways to enjoy Autumn in Wisconsin....

Each city in the U.S. has forged its own identity, and people are a large part of what gives a place its character. While Bostonians are a diverse bunch, there are some collective habits that we adopt over time. Conversely, there are some things that Bostonians just won’t do. Here are 12 such behaviors: Desecrate clam chowder by adding tomatoes. Flickr/Emily Most of the time, tomatoes are welcome in dishes. This is the exception....

The weather in Cincinnati this time of year is notorious for being all over the place. One day it’s sunny and warm and the next day it’s a full out blizzard. But, there is a light at the end of the tunnel and it will eventually be spring in Cincinnati… and sooner rather than later! So to prepare for warmer temperatures and the need to kick the winter blues, we’ve put together the ultimate list of places in Cincinnati that you absolutely must visit in the spring....

There’s no place quite like New York, and there’s certainly nothing like our amazing residents! No matter what region of the Empire State you were raised in, there are definitive ways of telling whether or not someone you’ve encountered is from New York. Interested in spotting one of us? Then check out this list below. You prefer to take your vacations by the water. Adirondack Watershed Institute/Flickr If “I love New York” wasn’t already our famous slogan, the Empire State could easily replace it with “water, water everywhere”....

New Orleans is a special place, there’s no doubt about it, but sometimes it’s nice to get out of town for a while. Whether you’re looking for a historical adventure, some peace and quiet in the woods, or maybe even some beach time, we’ve got some quick and easy road trips you can take this weekend. Lake Martin Wikimedia If you’re looking to get outdoors and experience Louisiana’s swamps, than you simply have to take a trip to Lake Martin....

The holidays are a beautiful time in so many ways; it’s the time when we connect with our family members, both near and far, the time when we reflect on the past year, give thanks, and give back. It is a magical season filled with the beauty of love and the splendor of holiday lights. To get the most out of this holiday season, embark on a journey through these wonderful holiday activities around Columbus....

Connecticut is a small state but most of the time its residents have a big sense of humor. Laughter is the the best medicine for all that ails you and it is time for Nutmeggers to take theirs. Here are some funny memes that ring a little more true than we might care to admit, but we can all relate to them and hopefully laugh a little bit, too. For so many reasons, this is so true....

Christmas is right around the corner, and you know what that means: it’s time to start venturing out to explore some of Michigan’s most breathtaking holiday lights! There’s nothing more magical than a trip to one of these nine gorgeous Christmastime decor displays in the Great Lakes State. Big Bright Light Show, Rochester (November 20-January 7) Facebook/The Big, Bright Light Show Each year, downtown Rochester comes to life with millions — yes, MILLIONS — of breathtaking Christmas lights....

If you’re tired of visiting the same places all of the time and need a break from the routine, you won’t want to miss these hidden gems. Between shops, museums, and unique music venues, there is bound to be something in Columbus that you didn’t know about. Check out these unique gems hiding right here in our city. The Book Loft The Book Loft/Facebook If you’re a book nerd - this will blow you away....

While Denver certainly offers tons of things to see and do during the winter months, sometimes it’s nice to hop in the car for a day trip. The charming town of Boulder is just 29 miles northwest of Denver, and you’ll have a blast exploring here! Stroll through the Pearl Street Mall, where you’ll find tons of shops, cafes and restaurants. The mall area runs down Pearl Street from 11th to 15th Streets....