Europe’s historic food halls and covered markets are the perfect spot for grabbing a bite to eat and trying new foods when traveling.
Everywhere you look in Oberammergau, there are beautiful looking and smelling flowers!
Watch this thrilling combination of live music, choreography, lights and acting that fill the stage of a dance studio audition.
An inspirational story of friendship, the youth performance of “Charlotte’s Web” at Bavaria Performing Arts in Grafenwöhr follows the unexpected bond between a pig and a spider.
Europe is the perfect place to practice the Japanese ritual of Shinrin-Yoku, or forest bathing. Learn more about this mindfulness practice and all of the benefits that come with taking a stroll in the woods.
During the Middle Ages, every ten years or so, walks around the forest helped the youth of the village know the boundary they needed to protect.
The human hand is uniquely designed to combine power with precision. The animal kingdom has nothing nearly as good for wielding weapons, handling tools, playing musical instruments, or creating art.
Read all about this writer’s experience getting tattooed by Ami James at the Gods of Ink tattoo convention in Frankfurt, Germany.
We’ve partnered with KMC Adopt Don’t Shop to let you know about a pet that is looking for a new home. This month it’s Koda.
We booked an apple strudel class during our visit to Salzburg at the Edelweiss Cooking School.
This beer cheese recipe is so tasty served with pretzels, broccoli or green apple slices.
May 12th is Military Spouse Day and this month we wanted to highlight 10 more books from military spouses.
Dressember is a style challenge created by Blythe Hill in 2009 after she learned about the issue of human trafficking.
Stuttgart High School’s production of “Beauty and the Beast Jr.” was more than a musical—it was a testament to resilience, creativity and the kind of magic that only happens when a community pulls together.