Archive for 'Travel'
Summer travel: Checking into boutique hotels
Got the summer travel bug? Next time you’re booking a hotel, consider going boutique. Boutique hotels vary by property, but tend to be more intimate, distinctive and personality-driven than their counterparts. Think pet accessories, daily wine [...]
Five fast and fabulous Florida getaways
By Lori Capullo There’s no better reason for Floridians to choose a staycation as their vacation than the fact there are so many fabulous places we can get to by car. Wherever you drop the pin [...]
Get up, get active, on an aventure vacation
By Lori Capullo This vacation, instead of getting horizontal on a lounge chair, get up and get your blood pumping. Some suggestions: ALL-AROUND FITNESS: Vita Vie Retreat If your idea of a vacation is not lying [...]
‘Planet-friendly’ honeymoon destinations
Love takes on a shade of green as newlyweds seek planet-friendly options to honeymoon BY ROCHELLE OLIVER Whoever said love is in the details was right, especially for those lovebirds who want to spend post-wedding-day [...]
Travel: Discovering Macau
BY LORI CAPULLO With an economy based largely on tourism, it’s hard to believe that the hidden gem of Macau in the People’s Republic of China is not more prominent on the world’s radar. Conveniently situated [...]
Traveling nonstop from S. Fla to the world
BY LORI CAPULLO If you want to get out of town — really far out of town — there’s no question about one thing: you’ve got to fly. But if there is one thing that will [...]
Spa experiences worth a road trip
Summer may be over, but that doesn’t mean you can’t still grab a little R&R. Road trip! BY LORI CAPULLO If any state is ideal for a staycation, it’s Florida. Depending on how much time you’re [...]
Florida travel, things to do
Thomas Swick started traveling in high school – a trip to Italy with the Latin Clubs of New Jersey – and he subsequently lived in four countries and learned the languages of two. Travel turned into a [...]
Travel planning and websites
Valerie Schimel is a regular contributor to City & Shore Magazine, and the editor of MunchkinFun.com, a calendar of activities for kids in South Florida. She travels frequently with her three daughters and very brave husband. [...]
Travel abroad, things to do
Thomas Swick started traveling in high school – a trip to Italy with the Latin Clubs of New Jersey – and he subsequently lived in four countries and learned the languages of two. Travel turned into a [...]
DIGITAL EDITION
The Go Guide
- Steve Martin and Edie Brickell: Splendor in the bluegrassOn his way to the Kravis Center, the comic actor talks about the unique kinship the duo found while creating the remarkable album 'Love Has Come For You' Actor Steve Martin is no stranger to bluegrass. A banjo player since he was 17, Martin has performed with the legendary Earl Scruggs , received a Grammy for his 2009 debut music album, “The Crow,” […]
- The Hush Sound learns to embrace all the bullChicago indie-rockers bring reunion tour to Culture Room Wednesday night When Chicago natives the Hush Sound recently ended a five-year hiatus with a new EP, it called the release “45,” a number worn by a Windy City act that made a slightly more famous comeback, Michael Jordan. Yes, the band’s cheeky wit remains intact. […]
Food & Dining
- Mancini Modern Italian in Fort Lauderdale hosts weekly mozzarella-making classStarting May 29 and every Wednesday at 6:30 p.m., chef Claudio Sandri of Mancini Modern Italian (401 E. Las Olas Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, 754-200-8602, ManciniLasOlas.com ) will offer an interactive mozzarella making class and wine pairing. […]
- Three-chef dinner Monday at Tongue & Cheek Miami BeachJamie DeRosa, chef/owner of the new Tongue & Cheek in South Beach, hosts Chicago chef Brandon Baltzley and Miami’s Jeremiah Bullfrog, Monday, May 20 for a special seven-course dinner. […]
fashion & Style
- How the Rascals got their groove backIn a way, Steven Van Zandt wishes he could be in two places. […]
- Mini guide to summer theater festivals in South FloridaMany stages go dark during the spring and summer, but others light up with theater festivals. […]
Shopping & Beauty
- Walmart Neighborhood Market opening in Deerfield BeachThe first Walmart Neighborhood Market in Deerfield Beach is opening on Friday. […]
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Sun Sentinel Breaking News
- Car strikes, kills man in wheelchairA man in a wheelchair was hit by a car early Wednesday, then died after hours of surgery at Broward Health Medical Center, Lauderhill Police said. […]
- Woman coerced man to withdraw more than $35,000, so she could steal it, authorities sayA woman is accused of driving an elderly man to multiple banks and coercing him to withdraw more than $35,000, all so she could steal the funds, according to a Broward County judge. […]
- Traffic warnings issued for weekend beach bash in Fort LauderdaleFort Lauderdale is presenting its annual Memorial Day weekend beach bash, but getting to and leaving from the sand may be a hassle. […]
