3 reasons to book a tour with Omaha Culinary Tours
Editor’s Note: Piccolo’s is closed. But, the food truck is active. We’ve been on several tours with Omaha Culinary Tours. At first, I thought, OK, check out some restaurants that […]
Mill City Museum produces interesting story of Minneapolis’ flour history
Minneapolis was once considered the “Mill Capital of the World.” Mills lined the Mississippi River. Those days ended, but the history lives on at the Mill City Museum. The museum […]
Winnebago powwow: Fun time mixing history, dance and food
A fond childhood memory I have is visiting my grandma, then my brother, on the Santee reservation in northeast Nebraska. I occasionally got to spend a couple of weeks each […]
Star Trek: The Exhibition boldly leads us to the Mall of America
When I learned the Mall of America had a Star Trek exhibit, I told Lisa we had to go to the Twin Cities for the Independence Day holiday weekend. […]
Mall of America is soooo much more than shopping; Entertainment is major attraction
The Mall of America in Bloomington, Minnesota, is the largest indoor mall in North America. It’s the 12th largest in the world. It’s also so much more than shopping…though, that […]
Twin Cities visit opens our eyes to so many opportunities
Editor’s Note: Prairie Dogs is no longer open (as of Jan. 1, 2017). The restaurant owners plan to do pop-up stands and catering. I always thought I knew the Twin […]
August Midwest Twitter Chat featuring Lincoln, Nebraska
We are very excited to team up with Sara Broers of Travel with Sara to bring our love of the Midwest to you. Each month we highlight a new feature destination […]
Tom+Chee: Grilled Cheese and Grilled Donuts for all seasons
Editor’s Note: This location is closed. The owners now have a Tom+Chee food truck. Who doesn’t like “fun” food? Not seeing any hands raised. Ok, we are all on […]
Fulton, Missouri, museum memorializes Winston Churchill
A museum recognizing British Prime Minister Winston Churchill in the middle of America? Churchill delivered one of his greatest speeches on the campus of Westminster College in Fulton during a […]
St. Louis Science Center offers much to see – from prehistoric times to space travel
Space may be the final frontier, but it’s my favorite area of the St. Louis Science Center. Visitors can check out exhibits related to space, space travel and even the […]