Outdoor activities in the crisp fall air are all the rage as we maintain our practice of safe, socially distant gatherings. We are featuring some options in the Northeast to pumpkin spice up your life this season. Continue reading Five Sites to Celebrate Harvest and Spooky Season in the Northeast
If you are like us, you have had cute local destinations pinned in your social, intending that one weekend you would drive to check them out. Well, now is our opportunity. One of the great things about being headquartered in the Mid-Atlantic (New York) is our proximity to many other states and a variety of things to do. Good food and entertainment are hallmarks of summer, and the Mid-Atlantic region delivers on both. This list includes some inspiration to hop in the car and explore this weekend. Continue reading Explore Late Summer Eats and Entertainment in the US Mid-Atlantic
These 5 upcoming literary events feature conversations with authors and speakers who can give greater context around a myriad of issues, including racism and inclusion. The engaging line-ups not only address current events but also expose audiences to a range of written works that will inform and entertain. Continue reading Upcoming US Literary Events Fostering Dialogue on Equity and Inclusion
It’s another week indoors, but when the body is still, the imagination can soar. Keep thoughts positive and aspirational with a virtual trip to the Bay Area Book Festival. Continue reading #UNBOUND By Our New Normal, Bay Area Book Festival Pivots to Virtual
Already exhausted the catalog of your favorite streaming service? Enjoy differentiated and rejuvenating content on Thursday, April 23rd at 5:30pm ET as the Boston Book Festival presents “There’s a Book for That: A Bibliotherapy Event.” Continue reading Boston Book Festival’s Virtual Prescription for Literary Self Care
As we adjust to social distancing, you may be looking to incorporate more online entertainment into your routine. You are in luck because the upcoming Garden State Film Festival (March 26-29, 2020) has a virtual line-up packed with cinematic fun for all ages. Continue reading Virtual Content + Connection Through the Garden State Film Festival
Question, what do Aretha Franklin, World War I archives, and sketch comedy have in common? They are the focal points of unique Black History Month events in 5 cities East of the Mississippi. Continue reading Unique Black History Events in 5 Cities East of the Mississippi
The nation’s eyes are on 4 states this February, due to their early primary contests. Check out things to do and see in these states that cast early votes to determine our presidential nominees. Continue reading Traveling to the Primaries? Things To Do in the States that Cast Early Votes
It’s fitting that the first national holiday after New Year’s is aligned with avid traveler mantras of freedom, peace, and understanding. Explore these 7 US cities lesser known as the sites of major MLK life events. Continue reading Explore These 7 US Cities Lesser Known for Major MLK Life Events
With the new decade, there is a lot of talk of rebirth. Memes with phrases like “New Year, New You” abound on Instagram. We are certainly excited for what’s ahead, but instead of desiring to start over, we think of 2020 as the next stage in our evolution. We Drifters are sage explorers, lovers of … Continue reading Light a Spark for New Hobbies at These 5 US Festivals
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