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VIKING ANNOUNCES 10 ADDITIONAL RIVER SHIPS IN EUROPE

12/6/2023

VIKING ANNOUNCES 10 ADDITIONAL RIVER SHIPS IN EUROPE

Construction Has Started on New Viking Longships to be Delivered in 2025 and 2026

Viking® (www.viking.com) today announced it will welcome an additional 10 Viking Longships® to its river fleet in the coming years. To meet strong demand for European river voyages, eight of the new vessels will sail Viking’s popular itineraries on the Rhine, Main and Danube rivers, while two additional Viking Longships will join the fleet on the Seine River.

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Daytona Beach Double Take - World-class art, creative cuisine and more add reasons to visit this iconic destination

11/22/2023

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Daytona Beach Double Take - World-class art, creative cuisine and more add reasons to visit this iconic destination

For most people, visions of Daytona Beach, Florida, include iconic east coast beaches and a history of world-famous racing. Those are absolutely two of the best reasons to visit and to come back again and again. But many guests have found there is a surprising list of other activities and a diverse collection of attractions that make this a destination that delights visitors with a wide variety of interests.

Located just an hour east of Orlando, Daytona Beach is midway between St. Augustine and the Kennedy Space Center and is an easy destination to reach by car or air. Interstate 95 and Interstate 4 intersect here and the Daytona Beach International Airport (700 Catalina Drive, Daytona Beach, Florida 32114; 386-248-8030) has non-stop flights from select cities.

At Daytona Beach’s museums and galleries visitors are treated to world-class art displays as well as collections that celebrate local history and culture. This is home to the Smithsonian-affiliated Museum of Arts & Sciences (352 South Nova Road, Daytona Beach, Florida 32114; 386-255-0285), considered Central Florida’s premier museum. Here, visitors can experience the beauty of art, the wonder of science and stories of history as well as view an amazing display of Coca-Cola memorabilia. The world’s largest collection of Florida themed art is on display at the Cici and Hyatt Brown Museum of Art (352 South Nova Road, Daytona Beach, Florida 32114; 386-255-0285). Displays include a showcase collection and several rotating exhibits. And Florida's only museum dedicated to photography, the Southeast Museum of Photography (Daytona State College, 1200 West International Speedway Boulevard, Daytona Beach, Florida 32114; 386-506-3894), features changing exhibits and interpretive displays.

Daytona Beach has a vibrant, walkable downtown and the Beach Street retail area located between Bay Street and Orange Avenue, is a great place to start. Or a walk along the mile-long Riverfront Esplanade (Magnolia Avenue & Beach Street, Daytona Beach, Florida 32114) offers views of the Intracoastal Waterway and the perfect spot for waterfront shopping and dining.

Both sport history and civil rights are celebrated here, too. Jackie Robinson Ballpark (105 East Orange Avenue, Daytona Beach, Florida 32114; 386-257-3172), the place where Robinson broke the color barrier, is one of the oldest still used in professional baseball and is home to the Daytona Tortugas minor league team. A newly christened 13-foot-tall Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune statue (Corner of Beach Street & Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune Boulevard, Daytona Beach, Florida 32114) celebrates the founder of a small school in the early 1900s that evolved into Bethune-Cookman University. She is heralded as a civil rights and women's rights pioneer, and the champion of Black Daytona Beach residents who fought for their most basic needs and rights.

A variety of beachfront and state parks offer trails and picnic areas to enjoy the natural landscapes and explore the flora and fauna of beautiful Central Florida. A favorite is Tomoka State Park (2099 North Beach Street, Ormond Beach, Florida 32174; 386-676-4050). The park protects a variety of natural habitats and endangered species, such as the West Indian manatee, and is a bird watcher's paradise. Visitors can stroll a one-half mile nature trail through a hardwood hammock that was once an 18th century indigo field. The Daytona Beach area also has an impressive collection of hiking and biking trails in settings ranging from naturally beautiful rural areas to urban walkways with waterfront views. The county has a Parks and Trails App, for details on all the options.

Back to those iconic reasons people visit, Daytona Beach’s 23 miles of white sand beaches. Classic must-dos, include:

Taking in a concert at the popular beachfront Daytona Beach Bandshell (70 Boardwalk Avenue, Daytona Beach, Florida 32118; 386-671-8250)

Spending time on Daytona Beach’s iconic boardwalk (12 South Ocean Avenue, Daytona Beach, Florida, 32118; 386-253-0254) and pier (200 Main Street, Daytona Beach, Florida 32114) are a favorite way to make memories for many.

Visiting Daytona International Speedway (1801 West International Speedway Boulevard, Daytona Beach, Florida 32114; 800-748-7467) where speedway tours are a fantastic way get an up-close look at the world-famous track, with its 31° banking, the infield Fan Zone and the renovated modern motorsports facility.

Take in the NASCAR Racing Experience (1801 West International Speedway Boulevard, Daytona Beach, Florida 32118; 800-237-3889) where fans can drive a NASCAR race car at the "World Center of Racing!" Visitors can choose to drive a race car by themselves or take a ride along as a passenger.

Where to eat
The Daytona Beach area’s culinary scene is also full of surprises. These are just a few of the dining options that represent the diverse culinary experience offered here:

Enjoying dinner and cocktails is a special experience amid the 1930s art deco décor at 31 Supper Club (31 West Granada Boulevard, Ormond Beach, Florida 32174; 386-275-1625). The “Havana Vibe” is the setting for an international menu.

The options at Mama Foo Foo (125 Basin Street, Daytona Beach, Florida 32114; 386-287-0180) include a great cocktail list and creative eclectic menu, and all can be enjoyed while taking in the marina view.

The Cellar (220 Magnolia Avenue, Daytona Beach, Florida 32114; 386-258-0011) is in Daytona Beach’s historic district and known for its exquisite Italian cuisine, excellent wine list and romantic atmosphere.

At Rose Villa Southern Table & Bar (43 West Granada Boulevard, Ormond Beach, Florida 32176; 386-615-7673) visitors can dine inside this former bed and breakfast or alfresco, on the porch. The menu features an eclectic mix of Southern inspired cuisine, craft cocktails and extensive wine list.

For a luxurious atmosphere and a 360-degree sunset view, Top of Daytona (2625 South Atlantic Avenue, Daytona Beach Shores, Florida 32118; 386-310-7849) delivers. Perched on the 29th floor of the tallest building along the Atlantic Ocean, this is a setting made for memorable meals.

FOR MORE INFO, VISIT DaytonaBeach.com

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Parton Like A Rockstar Sweepstakes

11/22/2023

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Parton Like A Rockstar Sweepstakes

Win a Trip to Nashville for Opry Goes Dolly

Dolly Parton fans (everyone), this is your chance to celebrate our favorite rockstar with a free trip to Nashville! While Parton won't be able to make it, we'll be at the Ryman on Jan. 19 for a one-of-a-kind Opry show ft. covers of your favorite Dolly hits, special guests, Dolly-themed events, and more for this living legend’s birthday.

Enter the Parton Like a Rockstar Sweepstakes and win:

Travel expenses to/from Nashville for (2) two
A (2) two-night hotel stay for two at Noelle Nashville
(2) tickets to Opry Goes Dolly on Jan. 19 at the Ryman
(2) Ford Lounge Passes for before the show
(2) Ryman self-guided tours
An exclusive Rockstar album merch pack
(1) One Music City Attraction Pass for (2) two to experience over 25+ Nashville attractions.
The opportunity to take the Ryman stage to lead the audience in singing “Happy Birthday” in honor of Dolly.

ENTER AT https://www.opry.com/contests/detail/parton-like-a-rockstar-sweepstakes

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This Holiday Season Visit the Whitney Museum, A Must-See New York City Destination

11/22/2023

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This Holiday Season Visit the Whitney Museum, A Must-See New York City Destination

Steps away from the High Line and Chelsea Market in New York City’s vibrant Meatpacking District, the Whitney Museum of American Art is the perfect destination for visitors of all ages to immerse themselves in art, culture, and all that NYC has to offer. The Whitney presents soaring views of the famous city skyline via four stories of outdoor balcony terraces and awe-inspiring architecture amid its collection of masterworks by leading American artists like Edward Hopper, Georgia O'Keeffe, and Jacob Lawrence, along with cutting-edge exhibitions featuring today's most celebrated contemporary artists.
This holiday season, there’s no better place to admire the magic of New York City than atop one of the Whitney’s terraces. Soak in Gansevoort Plaza’s spectacular holiday lights display and make sure to look up: Nancy Baker Cahill: CENTO, a monumental augmented reality “creature,” drifts through the air above the terrace on Floor 8. Explore more festive activities in the Museum’s holiday guide, and find unique gifts for art lovers of all ages, including NYC-inspired prints from artist Anastasia Inciardi’s viral Mini Print Vending Machine for just $1 each, at the Whitney Shop.
Frenchette Bakery at the Whitney
A new Frenchette Bakery and cafe are coming to the Whitney this November. As part of the Whitney’s reimagined food and beverage program, Frenchette Bakery, which opened in TriBeCa in 2020, will open a new flagship location, with its first-ever cafe in the Museum’s redesigned ground-floor restaurant space. The restaurant will offer a selection of on-premises baked sweet and savory fare and feature a new commission from artist Rashid Johnson.
Masterpieces from the Whitney Collection
The Whitney houses the foremost collection of American art from the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, with a special focus on the most innovative artists of our time. Iconic works by Andy Warhol, Lee Krasner, Norman Lewis, Roy Lichtenstein, and many more are now on view in The Whitney’s Collection: Selections from 1900 to 1965. This multi-year presentation also features a panoramic installation of Alexander Calder’s Calder's Circus, which New York magazine calls “one of the most fun, beloved, and radical works of 20th-century American art.”

Current and Upcoming Exhibitions
On view through January 28, 2024, the blockbuster exhibition Henry Taylor: B Side celebrates an artist widely appreciated for his unique aesthetic, social vision, and freewheeling experimentation. Discover the exhibition New York magazine calls “the best show of 2023!” Widely renowned for her wire sculptures, Ruth Asawa’s dreamy works on paper take the spotlight in Ruth Asawa Through Line, on view through January 15, 2024. Next spring, the Whitney Biennial, the Museum’s flagship exhibition and the country’s leading survey of contemporary American art, will return with a constellation of the most relevant art and ideas of our time. Opening in September 2024, Edges of Ailey will be the first large-scale museum exhibition to reflect on the life, work, and legacy of visionary artist Alvin Ailey. More information about the current and upcoming exhibitions can be found at whitney.org/exhibitions.
Whitney Biennial
March–August 2024
Don’t miss the art that everyone in New York City will be talking about next spring! The Whitney Biennial—a showcase of what’s new in the world of American art—returns to the Whitney for its 81st installment in 2024. A wide array of contemporary artists will participate in this visual, immersive story of America, sparking important conversations and giving visitors the opportunity to see tomorrow’s icons today, all in the heart of the electric Meatpacking District. More information about the Whitney Biennial can be found at whitney.org/biennial.
Family and Public Programs
All year round, the Whitney offers free art programming for kids and teens on weekends and a robust slate of public programs and events for visitors of all ages. Programs range from guided tours and artist talks to artmaking, performances, and so much more. This winter, discover and celebrate artist Harry Smith’s eclectic life and creative pursuits at My Harry, a three-day festival on Friday, December 8, through Sunday, December 10. More public program information can be found online at whitney.org/events.

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Pride Journey: Oklahoma City By Joey Amato

11/6/2023

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Since I began Pride Journeys 5 years ago, I have had the incredible opportunity to visit dozens of destinations around the world. Some destinations I visited once, while others left such an impression, that I was yearning to return. Oklahoma City is one of those destinations.

I first visited OKC while on a road trip to Las Vegas. While I was only there for one night, it piqued my interest when I found out they have a viable gayborhood known as the 39th Steet District. During that trip I stayed at a hotel in the neighborhood known as Habana. It has since been updated and rebranded as The District Hotel and served as my home base on this trip.

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The Five Best Hiking Cottages For a Free Night In Sweden

11/6/2023

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Although only a one-night stay is allowed, there are more than 200 cottages and cabins across Sweden where you can sleep for free for one night. A fact that very few people know about, even among Swedes. They can be old forest and mountain huts or pretty cottages, which used to be continuously inhabited and have now been preserved as a cultural monument, or newer buildings which local authorities want to use to encourage an active outdoor lifestyle. The standard of them and how well equipped can vary from very simple to quite comfortable. What they all have in common, however, is their proximity to nature, an interesting local cultural history, space for several guests to sleep and accessibility to new encounters and experiences. Much like the UK boothy system, these cabins cannot be booked in advance.

Here are five of the most beautiful free one-night cabins across Sweden:

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18 SOUTHEAST DESTINATIONS WELCOMING VISITORS WITH HOLIDAY CHEER

11/6/2023

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The holiday season is just around the corner and there’s no shortage of heartwarming, holiday cheer to be had throughout the Southeast. From sparkling lights aglow at the zoo to an incredible drive-through light show at a racetrack to an authentic Bavarian Christmas in the mountains, visitors will be humming fa-la-las as they pack a sleigh to experience a myriad of holiday events along the way. From festive accommodations, holiday lights and Christmas parades to home tours, cider sipping and much more, read on for details about the destinations delivering the very best of holiday cheer.

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St. Augustine's Nights of Lights Celebrates 30 Years - The iconic Nights of Lights celebration begins Saturday, November 18th, and glows through January 31st

11/6/2023

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For the past thirty years, St. Augustine has marked the Saturday before Thanksgiving with Light Up! Night. During the annual Nights of Lights, millions of twinkling white lights come to life and illuminate the historic architecture of the nation’s oldest city. The festival has roots in the Spanish tradition of placing lit white candles in the windows of homes to mark the Christmas season. Today, Nights of Lights has a global audience, recognized by National Geographic, Conde Nast Travelers, and AAA Auto Club as one of the best cities for holiday lights displays.

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Pride Journey: Brookhaven, Georgia By Joey Amato

11/6/2023

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A short 20-minute MARTA ride from downtown Atlanta, Brookhaven stands as a testament to the perfect blend of history, modernity, and community. As a city that has grown from a small farming community to a thriving urban hub, Brookhaven offers its residents and visitors a unique experience with its tree-lined streets, diverse neighborhoods, and an array of cultural and recreational opportunities.

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The Holidays at Universal Orlando Resort Return November 17 Through December 31

11/6/2023

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‘TIS THE SEASON!
THE HOLIDAYS AT UNIVERSAL ORLANDO RESORT RETURN FOR A WHIMSICAL DESTINATION-WIDE CELEBRATION INSPIRED BY POP CULTURE’S MOST BELOVED STORIES INCLUDING CHRISTMAS IN THE WIZARDING WORLD OF HARRY POTTER, GRINCHMAS, UNIVERSAL’S HOLIDAY PARADE FEATURING MACY’S AND MORE NOVEMBER 17 THROUGH DECEMBER 31

Plan a Holly Jolly Getaway with Special Ticket Offer Giving U.S. and Canada Residents - 2 Days Free with the Purchase of a 2-Park 3-Day Ticket

Holiday Cheer Comes to Life with Universal’s Holiday Tour, The Grinch & Friends Character Breakfast at Universal Islands of Adventure and Special Experiences Across All Universal Hotels

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GETAWAY TO SAN FRANCISCO - Hotel Riu Plaza Fisherman's Wharf

11/6/2023

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Hotel Riu Plaza Fisherman's WharfIf you are thinking of a getaway to San Francisco, the Hotel Riu Plaza Fisherman's Wharf is the ideal option. Its perfect location in the Fisherman’s Wharf district. the design of its facilities and the exclusive service it offers will turn your holiday into an unforgettable experience.

Highlights

Breakfast buffet included
500 rooms with air-conditioned, a desk, a safety deposit box, a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom
WiFi throughout the hotel

Family rooms
Gym 24 hrs
Excellent location
Swimming pool and sun terrace

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Pensacola Fall/Winter Updates + Looking Ahead to What’s New & Exciting in 2024

11/6/2023

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While temperatures across the state might not be cooling down just yet, Pensacola, Fla. is ready to usher in the fall/winter seasons with new direct flight routes from Pensacola to New York City, momentous milestone celebrations and events, new dining options for visitors and more throughout the destination.

Getting to Pensacola
When planning a visit to the destination, getting to Pensacola has never been easier, with direct flights from major hubs like Atlanta, Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, and Nashville. Launching this November, travelers can also enjoy direct daily flights from Pensacola to LaGuardia Airport in New York City on Delta Airlines, making getting to/from the Big Apple a breeze for travelers.

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Autry Museum of the American West SPECIAL EVENTS

11/6/2023

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AUTRY MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN WEST - SPECIAL EVENTS!

That Damn Horse: The Stories of Gay Rodeo
November 2 | 7 p.m. |

Reservations requiredDrawn from over 60 interviews in the Gay Rodeo Oral History Project, (housed in the Autry archives) That Damn Horse weaves together the many voices who represent the diversity of gay rodeo, from old timers to newcomers and across gender and sexual identities. By bringing together imagination and fact through verbatim theater, the playwrights hope to combine gay rodeoers' broader individual experiences to capture a message about joy, survival and family.

Performance followed by a conversation with Roger Bergmann, former president of the International Gay Rodeo Association, and Voices of Gay Rodeo Oral History Project team members Rebecca Scofield and Court Fund.

Doors open at 5:30 p.m. for audiences to visit the galleries and purchase food at Trail Grill.
Written by Rebecca Scofield, Robert Caisley and Court Fund
Directed by James Still
Produced in partnership with the University of Idaho

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TCN & BLIND CREEK NUDE BEACH HAPPENINGS

11/6/2023

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Polar Plunge on New Year's Day?

We normally sponsor a fun Polar Plunge on New Year's Day, where everyone jumps into the water together at 12 noon to start the new year off right. We hope to continue the tradition on 1/1/24, but it will be dependent upon the parking lot construction. If conditions allow, then we will go forward. We will let you know as the date gets closer!

Another Clothing-Optional Theater Event in January!
Our recent clothing-optional theater event was such a success that we're doing it again on Saturday, January 27th, 2024 for the comedy production of "Play On!" at the Pineapple Playhouse. Tickets are only available through TCN and will go on sale in December. Mark your calendars!

NATURIST NEWS

Plans Underway for a Public Naturist Library, Museum, and Institute in South Florida

B.E.A.C.H.E.S Foundation is moving closer to its dream of establishing a naturist library, museum, and institute near Haulover Beach. This venue will be open to the public rather than be confined inside the gates of a nudist park. We wish them much success in this endeavor! Donations toward this project will be gratefully accepted. Click here to donate.

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Land of Oz NC Shines on Good Morning America 3 with Special Feature by GMA host Will Ganss

11/6/2023

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Land of Oz NC, the enchanting theme park nestled in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains, achieved a momentous milestone this week with a glorious feature on Good Morning America 3,with an exclusive segment hosted by journalist,Will Ganss. The crew and cast of Good Morning America 3 paid a visit to Land of Oz NC on the last day of their "Autumn at Oz" celebration, capturing the park's magical allure for a nationwide audience.

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A Joyous Season Welcomes the New Year in Provincetown

11/6/2023

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Provincetown, the free-spirited LGBTQ+ capital of the United States, embraces the holiday spirit and welcomes 2024 with a splash. The celebration starts with a nod to the Pilgrims, continues with concerts and parties, and concludes with the bracing Polar Bear Plunge in Provincetown Harbor. Holiday shopping at Ptown’s fantastic array of inspired, festive, and fabulous shops happens all month, with free parking as a bonus.

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Hurtigruten Norway Partners with Arctic Umiaq Line to Promote Sustainable Tourism in Greenland

11/6/2023

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Hurtigruten Norway, which celebrated 130 years of operations this summer, is expanding beyond Norway for the first time as the company has entered into a partnership with Arctic Umiaq Line, which has been serving the Greenlandic west coast for more than 200 years. With a legacy of serving remote Arctic communities, both AUL (Arctic Umiaq Line) and Hurtigruten Norway are pioneers in promoting responsible travel and tourism. The companies are partnering to develop AUL’s unique product for the international traveler and promote sustainable tourism in Greenland.The partnership presents an exclusive opportunity for authenticity-seeking, adventurous guests to embark on a journey that promises a genuine experience beyond the ordinary.

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All-New Dazzling Light Displays, Festive Fare and a Stunning New 40-Foot Holiday Tree, Make Christmas Town at Busch Gardens the Biggest and Brightest Holiday Celebration in Tampa Bay

11/6/2023

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It’s that time of the year for thrills and holiday cheer at Busch Gardens Christmas Town, the biggest and brightest holiday celebration in the Tampa Bay area. From Nov. 11 through Jan. 7, the park transforms into a bright winter wonderland of seasonal entertainment, unique and up-close encounters with animals, culinary masterpieces as well as attractions such as Serengeti Flyer and the award-winning hybrid coaster, Iron Gwazi.

Iconic and beloved entertainment options will take over the entire park and will be available through the 58 consecutive days of the event, all included with regular park admission.

Iconic and beloved entertainment options will take over the entire park and will be available through the 58 consecutive days of the event, all included with regular park admission.

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Anthony Garrett Hurd and his tender and sensitive side of queer love in art

10/11/2023

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Anthony Garrett Hurd and his tender and sensitive side of queer love in art
Interview by Steven Skelley
It took years for me to shift my views and understand myself better, and ask for what I not only needed but wanted - to see grown men in a loving embrace, in public, in nature, in confidence and in love. <MORE>

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ON YOUR FEET: The Story of Emilio and Gloria Estefan

3/12/2023

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ON YOUR FEET: The Story of Emilio and Gloria Estefan
Review by Thomas Routzong and Steven Skelley
This musical is a smile-inducing, foot-stomping good time which shares the lives of Gloria and Emilio Estefan through the wonderful songs that we all know and love. <MORE>

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Casa Del Merman at GayMontanita House - LGBTQ+ Clothing Optional Ecuador Resort

2/19/2023

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Casa Del Merman at GayMontanita House - LGBTQ+ Clothing Optional Ecuador Resort
Brian Longstreth has operated a fabulous gay resort in St. petersburg, Florida for decades. We asked him to tell us about his new resort in Ecuador. <MORE>

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THUISHAVEN - Curacao's Adult Only Clothing Optional Resort

11/21/2022

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THUISHAVEN - Curacao's Adult Only Clothing Optional Resort
By Steven Skelley & Thomas Routzong
While visiting the island of Curacao off the coast of Venezuela, we chatted with Martijn Deenen, the owner of THUISHAVEN - Curacao's Adult-Only Clothing-Optional Resort. We cannot wait to return and enjoy everything they have to offer. <MORE>

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The Big Easy Cruise - New Orleans music festival at sea

11/14/2022

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The Big Easy Cruise - New Orleans music festival at sea
The first ever sailing of The Big Easy Cruise! Join us for 7 days and let the good times roll. Booking is now open to the public so book your spot and get ready to soak up the music, the food, and the vibe on this New Orleans music festival at sea! <MORE>

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DAYTONA BEACH ATTRACTIONS: SPEEDWAY TO FAIRWAY, BALLPARK TO STATE PARK

10/27/2022

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DAYTONA BEACH ATTRACTIONS: SPEEDWAY TO FAIRWAY, BALLPARK TO STATE PARK
This Florida destination is home to NASCAR and so much more. It is home to a surprising variety of attractions that are bringing visitors with diverse interests, all year long. <MORE>

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NYC Winter Lantern Festival Returns for the Holiday Season and Expands to Four Locations in New York

9/15/2022

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NYC Winter Lantern Festival Returns for the Holiday Season and Expands to Four Locations in New York
Created by Kaleido Arts & Entertainment Group, NYC Winter Lantern Festival will open throughout the fall on various dates based on location, featuring a total of over 10,000 of LED Chinese-inspired artisan lanterns, along with live performances at select locations and on-site food vendors. <MORE>

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