Discover the Artistic Soul of Miami: Street Murals Across Dade County
With a population of almost three million and a wide variety of ethnic groups, Street Art is throughout Dade County. Sure you can go to…
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The Original Sports Bar – Toots Shor’s
In America today there are over 1,500 sports bars and every town has a good one, but in the 1950s in New York City there…
Amazing Boca Raton Street Art
City streets have become gallery walls throughout the world for this urban museum. Viewing hours are limitless and admission is usually free. The city of…
From History to Highlights: What Makes Raleigh’s Crabtree Valley Mall a Must-Visit
Crabtree Valley Mall, often referred to simply as Crabtree, is a major shopping center located in Raleigh, North Carolina. With over 1.3 million square feet…
Exploring the Nostalgic Legacy of South Hills Mall in Cary, North Carolina
It’s hard to figure out when South Hills Mall opened, as there aren’t really reliable sources and some of the information is conflicting. Searching online,…
Columbia, SC’s Architectural Treasure: The Story of the Iconic Arcade Building
The Arcade Building, located in the heart of Columbia, South Carolina, stands as an important historical and architectural landmark. Added to the National Register of…
Discover the Charm of Savage Mill: A Shopping Haven in Savage, Maryland
Savage Mill, located in Savage, Maryland, is a former cotton mill that has been meticulously restored to become a unique blend of shopping, dining, and…
From New Haven to Broadway: The Shubert Theatre’s Historic Legacy
The Shubert Theatre opened in New Haven, CT on December 11, 1914, built by the Shubert Brothers as a venue for Broadway tryouts. It quickly…
From Silent Films to Live Performances: The Legacy of New London’s Garde Arts Center
The Garde Theatre opened on September 22, 1926, in New London, Connecticut, as a grand movie and vaudeville palace. Designed by architect Arland Johnson and…
Reviving a New York Legend: The Empire Theatre’s Evolution in 42nd Street Entertainment
Originally built in 1912 as the Eltinge 42nd Street Theatre, the Empire Theatre was designed by architect Thomas W. Lamb for producer Al H. Woods.…