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I was invited to participate in the 4-day festival (May 14-18, 2014) known as Culinaria on behalf of the San Antonio Convention and Visitors Bureau. Culinaria is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to benefiting the San Antonio community and promoting San…
Continue readingMarfa, Tx., at first blush, merely another West Texas watering hole of less than 2,000 souls. On closer scrutiny, Marfa is a remarkable destination well worth the journey. Justine Spinoza edited this video of our first, but not last, visit…
Continue readingWant to do some Mountain Biking, but that isn’t on your partner’s Bucket List…not even at the bottom of the page? The answer is Sacred Rides for couples. No longer will you have that guilty feeling leaving your partner at…
Continue readingOn a beautiful sunny Spring Sunday morning I met Tony Muia and the 25 participants from various parts of NYC as well as Canada, Holland, Hawaii and England (Cost of Tour: Adults- $75 and Children under 12- $65) at 13th…
Continue readingApril started with a cultural bang in Orange County, California. Diana Krall, noted jazz singer, played for a knockout two hours before a sell-out crowd at Segerstrom Hall, Costa Mesa, Saturday, April 5. Much of Krall’s 11th and most recent…
Continue readingTo Enter our Atlantis Casino Resort Spa Contest, merely fill in this simple entry form and submit. Contest opens on April 10th and closes at midnight on April 17th Enter to win two-night stay in Reno’s only Concierge Hotel Tower…
Continue readingFor those in Orange County, California, the South Coast Center area is a bastion of culture and entertainment—as well as its world-class shopping. And, what’s more, not too far in the future it will be the site of the new…
Continue readingI am a Manhattanite and proud of it. I have been to Brooklyn maybe a dozen times in the last 20 years. The borough is hot hot hot with prices for apartments equaling and sometimes more than Manhattan. It was…
Continue readingThe sudden disappearance of the powerful Anasazi could be described as “…a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma…” Visitors to Mesa Verde National Park see the remains of their fabulous condos carved from the rock of the La…
Continue readingOnce in love with Santa Fe always in love with old Santa Fe. It is a truly remarkable old city steeped in New Mexico culture and tradition. And it was just the place that I wanted to celebrate the New…
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