There's still time to catch the wonderful virtual/hybrid Tell It Slant Poetry Festival at the Emily Dickinson Museum this weekend, and it's free. Check the schedule at https://t.co/KTgekt0p29. #emilydickinson#poetry
Gorgeous fall trip idea: Weir Farm National Historical Park preserves the Wilton, CT, home & landscape American impressionist J. Alden Weir loved—it supports today’s artists too. Story in Side of Culture: https://t.co/RTgUfR6EaQ #findyourpark#nytravelwriters@_NatParkService
Great 5-minute trailer of upcoming film from Garden Conservancy about the house and garden of Harlem Renaissance poet & activist Anne Spencer (open by tour) in Lynchburg, VA. My story is on SideOfCulture (.com). #harlemrenaissance#visitLYH@visitLYH
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Anne Spencer (1882-1975) was a Black poet and activist whose Lynchburg, VA home and garden were a creative space and an intellectual salon for Harlem Renaissance writers and civil rights activists. An inspiring place to write about! #lyhlovesyou#gardens
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Toasted James Beard Foundation’s TasteTwenty chefs at cocktail party for 2023-2024 Taste America events (held in 20 cities) in NYC. Nice #vegan bites from NYC’s Cadence. JBF’s Platform space is at Market 57 at new Pier 57.
#TasteAmerica#pier57@beardfoundation#nytravelwriters
Great program/concert related to the Black Founders exhibition at this wonderful Philly museum this week. You can watch in person or online. #amrevmuseum#visitphilly
Join us and The Jeremy Winston Chorale on Friday, May 12 to hear the world of James Forten with a concert performance, featuring works composed by Francis Johnson and the world premiere of a new choral work by Winston in honor of #BlackFounders.
🎟️: https://t.co/RPcE7XZcbj
Philly’s terrific Museum of the American Revolution presents “Black Founders: The Forten Family of Philadelphia” through Nov. 26. Don’t miss this remarkable, less-known story. I covered it for Side of Culture. https://t.co/QX6qFQ3hs8 #visitphilly@AmRevMuseum#nytravelwriters
Scenes from the wonderful souks in Marrakech: poufs (unstuffed for packing), pottery, sandals. And more…The bargaining is not hard: resisting purchasing too much is! You’re bound to get lost in the mazelike alleys, so enjoy it. #Marrakech#Morocco#souk#nytravelwriters
A Moroccan cooking class at Chef Tarik’s school teaches you about Morocco’s favorite herbs and spices before you prepare three tagines and salads—and then you feast! Great experience near Marrakech: https://t.co/yPaUs4IdNe #morocco#moroccanfood
Jardin Majorelle in Marrakech is gorgeous with bamboo, cactus, bougainvillea and more, plus brilliant colors like cobalt majorelle blue. YSL and Pierre Berge restored it. To avoid big crowds, reserve ahead and go when it opens! #marrakesh#jardinmajorelle@NYTravelWriters
Hello, Marrakech! Checking out the medina as seen from the rooftop of Riad Kniza, and some gorgeous spaces in this 18th-century home-turned-inn before an alfresco dinner there on a cool evening. #Marrakech#Morocco#riadlife#nytravelwriters
Great to write about the superb new Jackie Robinson Museum in NYC. He was an activist and entrepreneur and, yes, an iconic athlete. #nytravelwriters#JackieRobinsonMuseum@JRFoundation https://t.co/2csrtuKUAA
AD calls out the splendid architecture in Buffalo for a 2023 visit, from F.L. Wright’s Martin House to the upcoming reopening of expanded Albright-Knox (now AKG) art museum. I wrote about the city for https://t.co/gO1KX3H0fi last year. @buffaloniagara@buffaloakg#inthebuf