Nov 22, 2009

There are no passport checks, no immigration lines and no border patrol, yet to enter the remote desert land of Southeast Arizona is truly a crossing of worlds. This is where one of the oldest civilizations in North America lives, where ancient culture and traditions, spirituality and mythology form one continuous link from past to present. If you are ready to

Denver is a very arty city. A number of public art pieces can be found throughout downtown and the Denver Art Museum is massive. I only had the chance to check out the contemporary and modern floors, but I was, well, floored. They most memorable piece is an installation of a restaurant full of tables set for dinner all painted red. The floor, the walls, the

Jutting into the Atlantic and looking from the air like an angry fist raised toward heaven, Provincetown (or Ptown), Massachusettes, is instead a haven for ethnic, artistic, religious and sexual tolerance. It is where the fringes of society become the majority and in addition, owns bragging rights to some of the best beaches and seafood in the World. It may be

Delta County, Colo. (June 30, 2009) – Colorado history and heritage are on full and colorful display this fall at the 15th Annual Council Tree Pow Wow and Cultural Festival at Confluence Park in Delta County, Colo., and you’re invited to join in the fun. The festivities kick-off on Friday, Sept. 18 and run through Sunday, Sept. 20, 2009. Throughout this

Cortez, CO. – The award-winning Ninth Annual Mesa Verde Country(R) Indian Arts and Culture Festival scheduled from May 22 through May 31, 2009, celebrates the archaeology and Native American culture of the Southwest. Festival highlights include a world-class juried Indian Art Market, Indian Dances, Navajo rug auction, special archaeological tours and