Features (Page 32)
September 30, 2020
Life Returns to the West Village
Crowds find respite dining on the sidewalks [Credit : Katherina Nguyen] (NEW YORK CITY) — Lush guitar chords from a […]
September 30, 2020
A 100-Year-Old Replica of the Liberty Bell Meant to Salute Women’s Suffrage Is Inadvertently Silenced
The Justice Bell on temporary display at Independence National Historical Park in Philadelphia (Credit: NPS) (PHILADELPHIA) — A slightly less […]
April 14, 2020
Winning in Last Place
We live in a world that demands excellence, that sings the praises of the 10,000-Hour Rule to master anything. And, sure, being excellent is fun. It’s fun to do things you’re great at. But it’s also fun to do things that you aren’t great at, and last year I decided that I was done feeling like I had to earn the right to participate in something I wanted to participate in. I was missing out.
December 17, 2019
Wisconsin Bar Features Beer, Board Games, and Four-Legged Friends
“Can I pet your dog?” is a commonly spoken phrase at Delta Beer Lab on an autumn afternoon. From late October through mid-November, Sundays are set aside for pets and patrons alike at Delta Brew Lab in Madison, Wisc.
December 10, 2019
How a Little Ukrainian Shop Stands Its Ground in an Ever-Changing Neighborhood
Punk rockers, bohemians, artists, and Ukrainians have lived amongst each other in Manhattan’s East Village and have made it their own. Many of these groups have abandoned their East Village roots, but one small Ukrainian store, Arka, has been stern on keeping its doors open to keep the Ukrainian spirit alive in the neighborhood.