Archive For April 26, 2024
The Slide into Summer family engagement event hosted by the Early Learning Coalition of Orange County. The event will take place Saturday, May 4th, from 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Grand Avenue Neighborhood Center, located at 800 Grand Street in Orlando, FL. It is a fun-filled, family-oriented event with games, activity stations, free food, and valuable…
MIA Director and CEO Ralph Cutié and Miami-Dade County Commissioner Raquel A. Regalado joined participants for the MIAair tour on April 17. (MIAMI, April 17, 2024) — In recognition of Autism Acceptance Month, Miami International Airport today hosted its latest MIA Airport Instruction and Readiness (MIAair) tour for 14 children with special needs and their families or…
The 10 most affordable water parks to visit this summer A new study by SwimOutlet has identified the most affordable water parks ahead of the summer, with the Six Flags franchise dominating the top five. Each popular park was awarded a score out of ten based on performance across visitor reviews (Google), the number of rides/pools/flooms, ticket prices, and…
Silver Dollar City ushers in the beauty of spring with the final run of the colorful and flavorful Street Fest, April 11-29. The City comes alive with bustling blooms, living art displays, the return of festival favorites, plus NEW stage productions and unforgettable foods. The jaw-dropping, awe-inspiring entertainment lineup includes aerial acrobat Kristy Sellars, a…
Enjoy this bourbon-infused grilling recipes from BBQ legend Steven Raichlen as well as Bib & Tucker Small Batch Bourbon’s latest expression, Double Char, inspired by Turn of the Century America when food was cooked on the open flame. You can also try whiskey-forward cocktails that pair perfectly with each of these as well as your favorite BBQ items. Bib &…
New research has revealed which states have the most dangerous and difficult hiking trails for beginners and novice hikers. The personal injury firm DeMayo Law Group analyzed the number of hiking trails in each state that hold a level five difficulty rating, and used this to determine which states had the most dangerous hiking trails for new or inexperienced hikers. …