Writer: Jerrica DuBois 2 min read December 2023 — As the year comes to an end and everyone gears up for a little rest, relaxation and fun, there are plenty of holiday events to check out across South Florida during this warm winter. According to AccuWeather, Miami is not expected
Writer: Jerrica DuBois 2 min read November 2023 — Thanksgiving is often associated with family, friends, and lots of food. For sports fans, it’s paradise. It can also be seen as the calm before the holiday storm, as some use an after-dinner nap time to map out their Black Friday
Writer: Eleana Teran 2 min read November 2023 — As the calendar flips to November, the vibrant city of San Antonio transforms by offering a variety of events to usher in the holiday season. From the rich tapestry of Día de los Muertos celebrations to the heartfelt gatherings of Thanksgiving,
By: Felipe Rivas 2 min read December 2020 — The business community knows how to throw a party, especially during the holiday season, but in the COVID landscape, this year’s celebrations will look a lot different for companies and individuals alike. While the pandemic upends the annual in-person celebrations, and many
By: Felipe Rivas 2 min read July 2020—Independence Day traditionally marks the peak of summer travel, events and large gatherings. This year, however, Fourth of July festivities have been significantly reduced or moved to the digital landscape for families to enjoy from the comfort and safety of their homes due
By: Beatrice Silva 2 min read - Celebrating Independence Day is a big deal for most Americans. The Fourth of July officially became a national holiday in 1870. Then in 1941, a provision was expanded, making it a paid day off for all federal employees. People across the nation celebrate
By: Max Crampton-Thomas 4 min read December 2019 — ‘Tis the season for family fun and Tampa Bay has a myriad of holiday happenings to choose from. It comes as no surprise that the region holds such an eclectic and widespread range of options as the local economy boasts healthy
By: Sara Warden 2 min read November 2019 — When we think of Thanksgiving, generally we conjure up images of hats with oversized buckles, turkey, cranberry sauce, pumpkin pie and The Mayflower. But according to historian Kathleen Deagan, research curator emerita of historical archaeology at the Florida Museum of Natural History, the
