I found out about the Mt. Washington Pumpkin Chuck from a friend’s Instagram many years ago.
After Halloween, everyone always has lots of pumpkins around and what better way to get rid of them than launching them across a field from a catapult!
I knew our family how to experience this adventure for ourselves!
…The Ohio Renaissance Festival is an annual event in the fall each year in southern Ohio, 45 minutes from Cincinnati. Guests step back in time as they explore the 30-acre recreated 16th Century English Village.
There are plenty of things to do while you’re there with 49 shows, 132 daily performances, 17 stages, 166 shoppes and 9 themed weekends. The hardest part is narrowing down all of your options.
I’m sharing more about what to expect at the Ohio Renaissance Fair and tips before you go.
…Highland County is located around 1.5 hours from Cincinnati and Columbus, Ohio and offers outdoor adventures and more for a day trip or weekend getaway.
I’m sharing more about fun things to do on your Ohio road trip around Highland County.
…BLINK is one of my FAVORITE events in Cincinnati, Ohio. After taking a few years off I’m happy to report that BLINK Cincinnati is back for 2022!
As someone who LOVES to help promote tourism, it’s so exciting for me to see people excited about art in my local city.
BLINK also gives locals and tourists an excuse to explore and wander in parts of downtown Cincinnati and Covington, KY that they may not have visited otherwise.
…Hotel Indy is Indianapolis’ first boutique hotel conveniently located in the heart of downtown Indianapolis on the Indianapolis Cultural Trail.
As a Tribute Portfolio Hotel guests can expect a unique boutique hotel experience at a great value.
The Indy Hotel is positioned next to Indianapolis Cultural Trail allowing guests to easily explore 8 miles of trails to 6 cultural districts in downtown Indy. There is so much to do in Central Indiana!
The boutique hotel resides inside the old State Life Insurance office building and has 90 rooms. Hotel Indy had its’ grand opening in October 2021.
…If you’re attending a University of Michigan football game for the first time it’s nice to know what to expect ahead of time so that you can have a great experience.
I’m sharing pre and post game tips to help you have the best game day.
…Don’t let autumn slip away without trying a few of these fall bucket list activities and adventures.
I’m sharing family-friendly adventures to cross off your list this fall.
Depending on where you live, it might take a while for the weather to start to feel like autumn.
The beauty of this fall bucket list is that you can progressively try the adventures as the weather gets colder.
…Art Prize is one of my favorite art events that takes place in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
For 19 days in the fall, Art Prize draws artists from around the world, working in any type of medium, to compete in an independently organized international art competition.
When you visit Art Prize, you are faced with lots of incredible art to view in every direction from public parks to museums. I’m sharing tips to help you get the most out of your first Art Prize experience.
These tips are still helpful even if it’s not your first time at Art Prize, too.
…If you’re in town to visit Harpers Ferry National Historic Park, you’ll definitely want to allow additional time to spend in Shepherdstown, West Virginia.
You’ll find a charming historic downtown with incredible food and plenty of outdoor adventure nearby.
Shepherdstown is West Virginia’s oldest town with the first settlement dating back to 1730, pre Revolutionary War.
I’m sharing more about the unique things to do in Shepherdstown and why it’s a great place to visit.
…I’m a sucker for a beautiful building and the St. Louis Union Station checked all the boxes for both an incredible visit and amazing stay.
There are so many fun things to do at St. Louis Union Station for all ages and interests from history to entertainment throughout the entire Union Station development.
This National Historic Landmark opened in 1894, 29 years after the Civil War and became one of the busiest train stations in the world over the next few years.
The Terminal Railroad Association of St. Louis played a big role in helping make the station a safe interchanging traffic hub as the “Gateway to the West” in the United States.
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