Groundhog Day is this Sunday, February 2. While not the most popular of annual traditions, there are still many cute and clever ways to celebrate the occasion. Suppose you’re up for a little travel. In that case, you may even consider attending the main event—the yearly Prognostication that takes place in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, signifying whether or … Continue reading You’re Invited to These Free, Family-Friendly Groundhog Day Celebrations in Lancaster
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A Guide to Earlier-in-the-Day New Year’s Eve Celebrations in Maryland and Virginia
Staying awake through midnight to ring in the New Year isn’t for everyone, and neither is all the hardy partying that tends to come with it. This is especially true for older folks and families with young children. Credit: Pexels Fortunately, over the years, more and more alternate, earlier-in-the-day endeavors have started to emerge, allowing … Continue reading A Guide to Earlier-in-the-Day New Year’s Eve Celebrations in Maryland and Virginia
Exploring the Roots of Regional Renaissance Festivals
There is an undeniable appeal for Renaissance Festivals all across the United States. Today’s estimates even indicate that they are more popular here than in Europe, where the real Renaissance occurred centuries ago. Almost every state now has at least one standout Renaissance-related festival or similar event of great acclaim. Some even boast more than … Continue reading Exploring the Roots of Regional Renaissance Festivals