#local-culture

#local-culture

Every third Saturday, the Oakland Art Murmur presents a free guided walking tour based on a different theme each tour, providing an engaging way to experience local art.

"There are pieces of history tucked in every corner of Hermosa Beach," Jamie Erickson, director and curator of the Hermosa Beach Museum, told Travel + Leisure. "There is something intangible that I can't describe that appeals to people. Hermosa's walkability is a huge plus, and it wins you over with that small-town feel that everyone here is determined to hang on to in the midst of an ever-evolving urban landscape."

A 10ft mural of former England and West Bromwich Albion manager Sam Allardyce has appeared in Dudley, depicting him eating orange chips, a local delicacy.

Audium, celebrating its 50th anniversary, revives founder Stan Shaff's first piece, offering an immersive audio experience with 176-speaker choreography for visitors.

This year, the Toronto Fringe Festival has expanded back to 100 shows, with steady audience numbers. It has surpassed $500,000 at the box office, all of which goes back to the artists.

The Maker Park Music and Art Fest celebrates eight years of Maker Park Radio, featuring over 120 DJs and promising an all-ages atmosphere with activities and diverse performances.

Dye has spent nearly two decades as the caretaker of several iconic Milwaukee bars, focusing on renovating and preserving local cultural landmarks, allowing them to maintain their original charm.

In Ho Chi Minh City, one experiences a unique rhythm, walking through the heat while intermittently enjoying local bars and ice-cold beer for mere pennies.

The murals in Estacada, created by the Artback Artists' Cooperative, enhance civic pride and depict significant historical moments and cultural contributions from the area.

"Trees give us something unique: a sense of tranquility," Franco said in the podcast with el Nuevo Herald.

In Miami, dining is not just about the food; it's about the experience, intertwining stunning views with exquisite cuisine for an unforgettable outing.

The Crank Corner's transition from a cell-phone shop to a medical cannabis dispensary reflects changing urban landscapes, with local culture being richly integrated into its new identity.

"This weeklong restaurant crawl not only highlights the incredible cuisine at Black-owned establishments like Brooklyn Beso but also emphasizes the importance of community support during Juneteenth."

No. 23 aims to be a community hub where locals can gather, connect, and engage in meaningful activities like art exhibitions and workshops.

The 'Pilgrim' blimp lifted off near Akron on 3 June 1925, marking the start of a century-long legacy of lighter-than-air craft belonging to the Goodyear name.

The Caribbean is full of gorgeous resorts, but one of the biggest mistakes I see first-time visitors make is never leaving the property.

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SLS Barcelona is a resort for the curious, the creative, the stylish, the relaxed, and everyone in between.

"I've experienced it all at this club, all of the ups and downs, but this up is the most special one. It's very emotional for me."

The Zumba group probably used the space more than any other, gathering three times a week on Pomella's patio for over four years, fostering community.

Mulligan's of Poolbeg Street, a 250-year-old institution, has remained largely unchanged since Joyce wrote about it, embodying the quirky character of its staff and patrons.

Whatever you're after, pack some sunscreen and keep these tips in your back pocket for assured fun in the sun.

For generations, the Treacy family has invested their passion and resources into their beloved Kerry hotel, showcasing a commitment to both luxury and community.

"I'm just, like, scared of getting sick or something. It doesn't seem very sanitary, but I see a lot of people going there, so it must be decent."

The private stretch of beach at NEST features accommodations built with Mayan techniques and local artistry, offering unique stays combined with vibrant natural surroundings.

Grown in the island's fertile volcanic ash-laden soil, Santorini's full-flavored vegetables provide the perfect framework for a smorgasbord of luscious home-cooked fare.