Historic Artists’ Homes & Studios Welcomes New Members

Historic Artists’ Homes and Studios (HAHS), a program of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, recently welcomed 13 new member … More

Saint Peter’s Church: An “Oasis of Silence,” Design, Art and Spirituality

Midtown Manhattan is undoubtably one of the main global business centers, with the de rigueur massive skyline of such centers … More

It’s 1627, and John Alden is building a hearth in his one-room home at the still-young village of Plymouth in … More

During April’s National Poetry Month programs and America’s 250th anniversary, the life and work of Walt Whitman, the self-proclaimed “Bard … More

They weren’t called towns. They weren’t called villages. They were called colonies. They are the Amana Colonies, seven settlements created … More

Welcome to Modernism Week Each February, shortly before Valentine’s Day, Palm Springs’ streets fill with 150,000+ visitors from around the … More

Want to party like it’s 1776? No better place to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence on … More

In the charming village of East Aurora, New York, just 20 miles southeast of Buffalo, lies a cultural treasure that … More

After three years of anticipation, the Kansas Museum of History in Topeka officially reopened on November 22, unveiling a dramatically … More

On a leafy quiet street right behind the New Canaan train station, a magnificent 1836 Greek Revival house presides over … More