Charley's in Maui Photo uploaded by D'Arcy Norman Though Hawaii is part of the U.S., it might feel like a journey out of the country for many travelers given its unique culture and local traditions. Some visitors want to fully experience the culture, while others want to stay in their comfort zone. Whether you are looking for a traditional Maui dining experience or a classic American meal, the “Top 10 Local Eateries” on Maui.net will help you choose the perfect meal you crave. This list chooses the top breakfast place, steakhouse, ethnic food, and other dining experiences that Maui has to offer. Make sure to keep these eateries in mind next time you visit “The Valley Isle!” … [Read more...]
Tilicum Village Opens
February 29, 2008 By Leave a Comment
Tilicum Village Photo uploaded by Paul Trafford Closed since December, visitors can once again visit Tilicum Village on the weekends starting March 1st! This village is world famous for its delicious traditional salmon bake and educating the public on the Northwest Coast's First Nation culture. Take in a performance of Greg Thompson's "Dance on the Wind" stage show, featuring the dances and lessons of the First Nation. Since it's also a state park, visitors can not only learn about the First Nation, but take in all the beautiful nature surrounding them. … [Read more...]
Historic Miami Attractions
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Stiltsville, Miami Photo uploaded by tylerdurden1 When we think of modern Miami, we envision the celebrity visitors and the nightlife. However, the “Magic City” has not always been known as the hot spot in the partying sense. According to “Blasts from the Past” on Miami.com, the area was once a peaceful getaway, bringing visitors a calm ocean-side retreat rather than the vibrant social experience it is known for today. This article presents the top hidden gems of the area that bring us back to the old Miami days, including the Miami Seaquarium, Coral Castle, and other fun attractions. If you are one to avoid the lively nightlife, then check out some of these timeless attractions! … [Read more...]
Free Yoga in Runyon Canyon
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Exercising in Runyon Canyon Photo uploaded by Clatie K Every Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday Yoga enthusiasts gather in Runyon Canyon for free yoga! Discovered by L.A.com, these sessions begin on Mondays at 8:30 am with another session in the evening, along with sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 4:30 pm. Now you've got no excuse to not get out there and exercise...it's free! Be sure to tell your friends about this great find. … [Read more...]
MCASD Live
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Andy Warhol Statue Photo uploaded by I am K.E.B. Experience a modern-day representation of Andy Warhol's factory with MCASD Live! at the Museum of Contemporary Art! This Saturday at 9 pm, the museum opens its doors to artsy visitors for a new kind of fundraiser. With interactive art, live music, entertainment, and drinks with appetizers, it's a fabulous way to meet new friends and get to know the museum at night. All ticket sales benefit the museum's education and exhibition programs, so grab your friends and head out for a night of fun and helping out a great cause. … [Read more...]
2008 Tyson American Cup
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Head over to Madison Square Garden this weekend for the 2008 Tyson American Cup for gymnastics! On Saturday, the gymnasts start competing at 11:30 am with the Senior Mens and Women's All-Around. Not only can you see some amazing feats of strength and endurance, but you can also participate in your own activities in the fan zone. From testing your own strength in the Tyson Fitness Challenge Zone to telling America why your mom deserves to win the gold medal and a VIP package to the 2008 Olympic Games, there's tons of fun for adults and children alike. … [Read more...]
A Taste of Asia in Oahu
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Chinatown photo uploaded by jmcd303 Give Hawaii's proximity to Asia, it's no surprise that Honolulu has a thriving Chinatown. But it didn't used to be that way. According to this article in the Los Angeles Times, Honolulu's Chinatown is a newly revitalized wonderland of art museums and galleries, restaurants serving live eel and pigs' heads, night clubs pulsating with a hip, international crowd. Thanks to the local arts community and preservationists, this 20-block area now boasts more 50 restaurants and a market with vendors hawking jewelry, exotic fruits, and more. Interested in exploring Chinatown for yourself? Check out the Hawaii Heritage Center and Chinatown Walking Tour with the Go Oahu Card. … [Read more...]
International Drinks of Chicago
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Neon Drink Sign Photo uploaded by swanksalot Looking for some new drinks to spice up your winter nights out on the town? Look no further than Time Out Chicago's "You've Got the Whole World in Your Glass" for tips on the best spots to check out. From the best tequila outside of Mexico, to the delight of the crisp Polish beer called Zywiec (ZHIV-yetz), you can sample international treats no matter where you are in the city. Cheers to some new discoveries to drink! … [Read more...]
Vegan Dining in Boston
February 29, 2008 By 1 Comment
Dining at Grasshopper Photo uploaded by presta Fellow bloggers over at Bostonist.com illuminate the world of vegan dining in Boston, cluing us in to places we never knew existed. If you or a friend is vegan, traveling within a group to dine out can sometimes be a difficult experience. You don't always want to sit there and simply munch on some veggies...you'd like a warm and filling meal like the rest of your group! From the much anticipated opening of Grezzo, a 100% raw and vegan restaurant in the North End, to the tantalizing Asian fare of Grasshopper in Allston, Vegans can certainly dine happily in this city. There's also Veggie Planet with delectable pizzas in the heart of Harvard Square, The Other Side Cafe with multitudes of Vegan and Vegetarian options, and Petit Robert Bistro, a traditional French restaurant with a couple Vegan offerings as well. If you're in the city on … [Read more...]
San Diego Events for Week of 2/29
February 28, 2008 By Leave a Comment
Friday, February 29, 8 pm Hubbard Street Dance Chicago bring their unique blend of athleticism and artistry to the Stephen & March Birch North Park Theatre. Saturday, March 1 and Sunday, March 2 San Diego Air and Space Museum presents B-17 Flying Fortress Bomber - Liberty Bell, a 60 year old aircraft aimed at educating people about aircraft during World War II. Tuesday, March 4, 8:30 am to 9:15 am Birch Aquarium at Scripps presents a special program for infants and toddlers. In Sea Strollers: Flowers of the Sea, visitors will learn about corals and other flower-like marine animals. … [Read more...]
