Check out alllll of the merch that we got to preview today for the 2020 Epcot International Flower and Garden Festival! Orange Bird, Spike the Bee, Minnie Mouse
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Gerry and I often spend our travel days exploring internationally, since this time last year we’ve visited Copenhagen, Paris, Amsterdam and Negril, Jamaica. That being said we often forget to enjoy the beauty of the…
What a fun weekend it was! Perhaps a little too fun, since I feel like I'm in recovery mode over here, making for a not very productive Monday. (Though, to my credit, I have managed to do a few interviews for another freelance story assignment my former editor sent me; yay!) If I had to sum up our weekend in three words it would be these: arts, eats and drinks. We only have six weeks left here in St. Petersburg and I am determined to make the most of our time and cross off items on my Florida bucket list (which I've added a few more must-dos to). To that end, on Thursday night we went to downtown St. Pete to check out the Museum of Fine Arts, which offers discounted admission on Thursday nights: $5 after 5 p.m. We browsed two of the current exhibitions—"Monet to Matisse" and "Life's A Beach"—and quickly explored some of the museum's permanent collection before running off to meet friends at Red Mesa Cantina for a birthday dinner. On Friday, the hubs and I had a little date night, starting with drinks at The Canopy, The Birchwood's gorgeous rooftop lounge (which I previously wrote about here and here), and then dinner and dessert at Annata, the tapas-style wine bar where Jen and I had a fabulous girls' night back in February. I knew G would love it as much as we did and Annata didn't disappoint; it was just as delicious as last time. On Saturday, we laid low, cleaned the house, and the hubby slow-cooked a pork shoulder for hours to make us Hawaiian-inspired teriyaki pulled pork tacos for dinner. Yesterday, Sunday, we ventured back to downtown St. Pete for the annual Mainsail Arts Festival in Vinoy Park (a few snapshots, above). Unfortunately, the heat and humidity were a bit too much to bear, coupled with a strong gusty wind that kept blowing my dress, shawl and hair this way and that. (I wore the complete wrong outfit for the occasion. Don't you hate when that happens?) So we didn't stick around long and instead sought refuge and cool drinks along Beach Drive. First a late lunch at 400 Beach, followed by leisurely drinks (again) at The Canopy and then a little champagne (for me) and oysters at the Sundial's newest upscale eatery, Sea Salt. Now you know why I'm feeling a little sluggish this Monday. But, I have to say, it was all worth it. I'll be back with more on our visits to the Museum of Fine Arts, Annata and Sea Salt, later!
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18 June 2022 - Los Angeles, California - Amber Martinez. 2022 Creative Arts & Lifestyle Emmys. Photo Credit: Billy Bennight/AdMedia/Sipa USA
The Arts Club 2021-2022 season includes a Dolly Parton Christmas Carol, Kim's Convenience, Made in Italy, ‘da Kink in my Hair, and Kinky Boots
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