Christopher Jensen is Merced’s new director of parks and recreation. Impressive future opportunities, steady growth, and building partnerships with individuals and organizations encourage Merced’s new Director of Parks and Recreation, Christopher Jensen. Jensen began his new duties on January 18; he oversees three full-time employees and two more to beRead More →
The Shark Valley Observation Tower offers panoramic views of Everglades National Park. CHRIS CUTRO / FOR THE MIAMI HERA There are plenty of reasons to want to spend time outdoors in Miami right now. The sun is shining. The temperature is degrees cooler than usual. The sun feels like aRead More →
CAMP HILL – The future of Pennsylvania’s state parks and forests is in our hands. Similar to last year, the state’s public lands continue to see a record number of visits. The park’s more than 47 million visitors in 2020, a 26% increase heavily linked to the pandemic, have contributedRead More →
Richmond Park, London Originally established as a deer park by Charles I in the 17th century, Richmond is the least central of the Royal Parks, but has quick and easy tube and train connections to central London. It is also the largest of the parks, covering an area of ​​2,500Read More →
Patrons of Newcastle’s parks have been urged to stop turning the city’s green spaces into ‘outdoor nightclubs’. Councilors complained about the number of rowdy music festivals and other major events causing disruption for neighbors, such as the recent This is Tomorrow festival at Exhibition Park and Noughty 90s at LeazesRead More →
Fun ways for your student to learn, no chair or desk required. By Editorial October 29, 2021 Think about the time you and your kids typically spend indoors, in front of a computer or whiteboard. Now think about how many extra hours you spent doing this during the pandemic, breathingRead More →
From restaurants to museums to markets, these outdoor activities might surprise you Ready to dive back into international travel? With our priorities revolving around outdoor activities, Paris’s flower-filled parks, vibrant street art, and cozy alfresco dining are appropriate for this time. Famous monuments like the Arc de Triomphe and theRead More →
EVANSTON, IL – City Council has unanimously approved an ordinance amending the city code to allow dogs on outdoor patios at restaurants in Evanston as of the end of next month. Restaurant owners will have to request exemptions from the city’s ban on dogs or any other animal inside aRead More →
Whichever way you spend it – basking in the sun at the chalet, swimming in lakes, hiking in the mountains, paddleboarding in cityscapes – there really is no such thing as a Canadian summer. From British Columbia to Nova Scotia, an experience awaits you around every corner. And as theRead More →
From the Victoria Carter group With the arrival of sunny days and warmer weather, New Jersey residents can begin to enjoy the outdoors. Our state offers many unique attractions–from sculpture gardens with rich greenery to historical open-air museums–where families can venture out for a day trip. Many of these placesRead More →
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More than a year after the onset of the health crisis, many people have undoubtedly started failing to do things they could freely do before. Things like hanging out with friends, eating at their favorite restaurant, or meeting new people have all been put on the back burner over theRead More →
OLD SAYBROOK – A vacant piece of land along the mouth of the Connecticut River is a location of paramount importance to the city’s development, First Selectman Carl Fortuna said this week while defending a recent decision to dismiss a request for an open-air restaurant with 300 seats on theRead More →
OLD SAYBROOK – Plans for a 300-seat open-air restaurant on the banks of the Connecticut River were rejected by the city’s zoning commission on Monday night, though the door was left open for developers to use. proposal come back and try again. The concept of an all-outdoor restaurant on SaybrookRead More →
What:Westminster luxury hotel Corinthia London has reopened its pandemic open-air dining concept, The Garden. The space briefly traded everything late last year as an Alpine-inspired restaurant offering hearty dishes designed to ward off the cold, including luxurious versions of mac and cheese, but now offers a menu of Mediterranean inspirationRead More →
One of Glasgow’s largest beer gardens has received more than 10,000 reservations in just 24 hours after announcing outdoor spaces to reopen next month as restrictions ease. Nicola Sturgeon recently announced that the Scottish hotel sector will begin to reopen from April 26, with groups of up to six fromRead More →
Do you feel locked away? With spring just around the corner – and spring break on its heels – it’s time to start planning a safe, fun and adventurous little getaway in the great outdoors. You will find all this and more in Plano. The northern suburbs of Dallas isRead More →
The coronavirus pandemic has created many obstacles for performing arts organizations, including limiting the way live performances can be presented. But it also gave them new opportunities. “One of the good things about this pandemic is that we are bringing our music and beauty together in the open air,” saidRead More →
On February 8, 2021, in Sea Isle City, the demolition of the Springfield Inn begins, making way for a new outdoor bar and restaurant. Matthew Strabuk / For the press Sea Isle City Mayor Leonard Desiderio on vaccine rollout in Cape May County SEA ISLE CITY – The demolition ofRead More →
California public health officials and Governor Gavin Newsom lifted all regional stay-at-home orders statewide today, marking the immediate return of on-site alfresco dining in Southern California – although there have been more than a few questions as to whether LA County will ease its own restrictions to follow suit. AtRead More →
Until this week, alfresco dining was allowed in Avalon and appeared to be popular. Photo by Andrew Ficke Impact on the local economy not yet known Dining at the open-air restaurant in LA County (which includes Catalina Island) is currently on hold. The county issued new restaurant rules that wentRead More →
Restaurants But the swings will not make an appearance this year. The new outdoor dining room at The Lawn on D. Massachusetts Convention Center Authority What does going out to eat now mean? With Phase 2 launching on Monday, that means eating outside on patios, sidewalks, parking lots – andRead More →
Spring is here, so now is the perfect time for an entertaining dinner in the open air, such as picnics. Grab a blanket, a ball or a frisbee and your favorite foods. And if you need more motivation, it’s your duty: Sunday is National Picnic Day. Here are some suggestionsRead More →