DO YOU WANT to keep the kids in the fresh air for as long as you can this fall? You will have to think of creative projects so that they can get their hands dirty in the outdoors. Research has shown that exposure to good bacteria in the natural environmentRead More →
Extreme nights in SaarlandThe German language has some wonderful words, ranging from wegbier (“Beer to drink on the way”) for hamsterkauf (“Panic buying”). Another to add to this lexicon is waldeinsamkeit: a feeling of being alone and of finding inner peace in the forest. Arguably travelers can no longer becomeRead More →
MetroWest organizations strive to make everything from breweries to museums more welcoming to people with autism and sensory sensitivity. Here are some places where outdoor activities, shops and restaurants are designed to meet the needs of people with sensory needs. Ride a horse Horse SenseAbility in Sherborn offers programs withRead More →
ANNAPOLIS, Maryland (WJZ) – Governor Larry Hogan announced the creation of the Ofoffice of Outside Recreation within the Department of Maryland of Natural Resources (MRN). Newly hired J. Daryl Anthony will be its first executive director. “One of the mark of our state is stewardship of our lands and watersRead More →
JEFFERSON CITY – The Special Olympics Missouri hosted the State Outdoor Games today. The games bring more than 1,000 athletes, coaches and families from across the state to the Jefferson City area for state-level competition. Five outdoor sports are presented: pétanque, softball, tennis, golf and flag football. Two sporting eventsRead More →
Social distancing is easy – and fun – in the Texas Hill Country. The region’s scenic vistas combine rustic charm with sophisticated appeal, making it unique in our vast state. Since we are avoiding indoor events due to the ongoing pandemic, outdoor activities are more important than ever. Fortunately, theRead More →
Argentina’s health minister announced on Tuesday that the South American country is lifting mask warrants for outdoor events and gatherings. The drop in infections and deaths from COVID-19 in recent weeks was instrumental in Health Minister Carla Vizzotti’s announcement. Wearing a mask will remain compulsory indoors. The dance halls andRead More →
WWith cooler temperatures arriving this week, now is the perfect time to open a Tulum-inspired outdoor bar and restaurant. Casa Nomad will open its doors this Thursday, September 23 at MKT, the sprawling modern mixed-use development off North Shepherd, on the edge of The Heights. Started by the hospitality-conscious trioRead More →
The Girl Scouts of Chesapeake Bay, Duty Unit 614, will be hosting a fun outdoor afternoon from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday, September 26 at Trap Pond State Park in Laurel. Girls and adults interested in learning more about membership and volunteering are encouraged to attend. There willRead More →
After Major League Baseball’s success with its “Field of Dreams” game last month, the NBA has started discussions about hosting an outdoor event, writes Dan Feldman of NBC Sports. Evan Wasch, executive vice president of basketball strategy and analysis for the league, discussed the possibility during a recent appearance onRead More →