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This DC Festival is the Ultimate Coffee-Lover’s Dream Come True

This DC Festival is the Ultimate Coffee-Lover’s Dream Come True

Do you consider yourself a coffee connoisseur? Perhaps you just enjoy that quintessential caffeine kick to get you through each day. Or maybe you can’t contain your desire to perk up at the percolating, aromatic scent of a bold and bountiful brew.  Credit: Pexels Whatever your fandom rank for the beloved beverage, take note of … Continue reading This DC Festival is the Ultimate Coffee-Lover’s Dream Come True →

Santa’s Summer Stop at the Howard County Fairgrounds

Santa’s Summer Stop at the Howard County Fairgrounds

’Tis the season for summer fun. But it also happens to be when Christmas in July events get underway across the nation. Maryland is no exception, with Howard County Fairgrounds set to host the largest state-based Christmas in July event this weekend! Credit: LC Hermoza (created with Canva) Whether you’re looking to get a jumpstart … Continue reading Santa’s Summer Stop at the Howard County Fairgrounds →

The Pirates Invade Yorktown Today!

The Pirates Invade Yorktown Today!

Arrrgh to all you mateys who happen to be out and about Yorktown, Virginia, this weekend. For today marks the return of an annual endeavor known to shiver the timbers of all ages, scallywags, and genteel folk alike. It’s Pirates Invade Yorktown Weekend! Credit: Pexels The event officially kicks off today as part of the … Continue reading The Pirates Invade Yorktown Today! →

The Very Versatile History Behind Lancaster County’s Green Dragon Market

The Very Versatile History Behind Lancaster County’s Green Dragon Market

There is a long-time, cherished market of great acclaim in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. It was even voted the second-best farmers’ market in the country in USA Today’s “10 Best” readers’ poll in recent years, and also boasts an enduring reputation as one of the nation’s oldest ongoing markets. I’m referring to the one and only Green … Continue reading The Very Versatile History Behind Lancaster County’s Green Dragon Market →