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6 Free Museums in Northern California That Offer a Step Back in Time
These museums in Northern California offer free entry and take visitors on journeys through history.
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Poet Ben Jonson and the Mystery of Fatherhood
Father’s Day is a good time to examine the poems of Benjamin Jonson, one of the most well-loved English poets.
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This Family Has Made American Flags for More Than a Century
The National Flag Co. is a fixture in Cincinnati. The Schallers started making flags there in 1903.
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National Archives Redesign Underway to Celebrate 250 Years of American Independence
The interactive exhibit, set to open Oct. 23, includes some artifacts on display for the first time, such as George Washington’s copy of the Constitution.
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‘Shape-Shifting’ Home in Southern California for Rent
The unusually shaped A+M House is on the market to rent for $24,500 per month.
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Time Standing Nearly Still in a California Town
In this installment of ‘History Off the Beaten Path,’ it’s easy to imagine 19th-century life in Julian, California.
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Shen Yun Closes a Successful 2025 World Tour
Despite threats from the Chinese communist regime, Shen Yun Performing Arts shines on the world stage.
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A Historical Hill in San Diego, a Tribute to California’s First Presidio
The lesser-known Presidio in San Diego is wroth a trip; visitors discover Californian history, architecture from the 18th century, and beautiful city views.
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Shen Yun a ‘Wonderful, Deep, and Important Artistic Statement,’ Says Retired Ballet Dancer
Frank Dellapolla was blown away by the levels of artistry and technique in Shen Yun Performing Arts.
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‘The Great Gatsby’: How Do You Make Ballet Appeal to Everyone?
World Ballet Company strives to perform productions ‘that appeal to newcomers and seasoned balletgoers alike.’
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Professor Warns of the Implications of Computers and AI on Art
Mihai Nadin said computers merely imitate what already exists without creating anything new.
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California Gem Mines Steeped in Rich, Colorful History
Chinese Empress Dowager Cixi’s fascination with ‘pink jade’ triggered gem fever.
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Castello di Amorosa: California Medieval
In this installment of ‘Larger Than Life: Architecture Through the Ages,’ we visit a medieval revival castle in California’s Napa Valley wine country.
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Baby Boomer and Millennial Give Unique Perspectives Reviewing Movies for ‘The Reel Generation Gap’
Fred Sottile brings a philosophical perspective to the show, while Rudy Ruiz is a filmmaker with a background in cinematography and editing.
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6 Free Museums in Northern California That Offer a Step Back in Time
These museums in Northern California offer free entry and take visitors on journeys through history.
|
Poet Ben Jonson and the Mystery of Fatherhood
Father’s Day is a good time to examine the poems of Benjamin Jonson, one of the most well-loved English poets.
|
This Family Has Made American Flags for More Than a Century
The National Flag Co. is a fixture in Cincinnati. The Schallers started making flags there in 1903.
|
National Archives Redesign Underway to Celebrate 250 Years of American Independence
The interactive exhibit, set to open Oct. 23, includes some artifacts on display for the first time, such as George Washington’s copy of the Constitution.
|
‘Shape-Shifting’ Home in Southern California for Rent
The unusually shaped A+M House is on the market to rent for $24,500 per month.
|
Time Standing Nearly Still in a California Town
In this installment of ‘History Off the Beaten Path,’ it’s easy to imagine 19th-century life in Julian, California.
|
Shen Yun Closes a Successful 2025 World Tour
Despite threats from the Chinese communist regime, Shen Yun Performing Arts shines on the world stage.
|
A Historical Hill in San Diego, a Tribute to California’s First Presidio
The lesser-known Presidio in San Diego is wroth a trip; visitors discover Californian history, architecture from the 18th century, and beautiful city views.
|
Shen Yun a ‘Wonderful, Deep, and Important Artistic Statement,’ Says Retired Ballet Dancer
Frank Dellapolla was blown away by the levels of artistry and technique in Shen Yun Performing Arts.
|
‘The Great Gatsby’: How Do You Make Ballet Appeal to Everyone?
World Ballet Company strives to perform productions ‘that appeal to newcomers and seasoned balletgoers alike.’
|
Professor Warns of the Implications of Computers and AI on Art
Mihai Nadin said computers merely imitate what already exists without creating anything new.
|
California Gem Mines Steeped in Rich, Colorful History
Chinese Empress Dowager Cixi’s fascination with ‘pink jade’ triggered gem fever.
|
Castello di Amorosa: California Medieval
In this installment of ‘Larger Than Life: Architecture Through the Ages,’ we visit a medieval revival castle in California’s Napa Valley wine country.
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Baby Boomer and Millennial Give Unique Perspectives Reviewing Movies for ‘The Reel Generation Gap’
Fred Sottile brings a philosophical perspective to the show, while Rudy Ruiz is a filmmaker with a background in cinematography and editing.
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