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As part of its mission to expand cinematic experience, this nonprofit media arts center presents non-commercial artist films. Additionally, children’s movies, documentaries and special screenings are offered. As national touring circuits declined, amateur “little theaters” began appearing across many cities and towns. Pioneer director Margo Jones combined civic theater ideals Continue Reading
Mexico City’s museums encompass everything from art galleries of acclaimed artists such as Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera to archaeological finds and an anthropological museum, MIDE (National Institute of Development & Economic Integration). Additionally, kids will love learning about Mexico City’s economy at MIDE museum – plus, you may get Continue Reading
Visit one of Denver’s world-class museums and explore a wide selection of captivating collections spanning everything from modern art to Indigenous arts of North America. This salon-style museum, housed within painter Vance Kirkland’s original studio, showcases an eclectic assemblage of paintings as well as art deco and modern furniture. Museum Continue Reading
Before the internet, moviegoers would learn what was showing at their cinema by searching the cartelera, a full-page newspaper advertisement listing films with start times. Films could either be watched in their original language with subtitles or translated into Spanish for viewing. Many theatres today are small spaces that enthrall Continue Reading
After Canada celebrated its centennial in 1967, theatres across the country were built. These theaters ranged in terms of size, equipment and audience facilities. The Movie Theatres industry depends heavily on household disposable income as well as the success of major film releases, while external competition from substitute products and Continue Reading
Ontario boasts festivals to satisfy every passion imaginable, from beer and jazz concerts to butter tarts and cacti displays. Here are a few of Ontario’s finest. Dance to pulsating beats at one of Toronto’s world-class EDM festivals or discover new tunes at Lake of the Woods; Ontario festivals offer something Continue Reading
Modern museums don’t just serve as static display cases; they’re interactive activity hubs that encourage visitors to think critically and explore. This architectural marvel is the most-visited museum in Canada and houses four million collections that provide an accurate history of Canadian society. Be amazed by one of the world’s Continue Reading
When most of us think of castles, images of European-style turret-filled structures come to mind. Canada too has its share of castle-esque hotels dating back as far as the 19th century – making for an exciting adventure that you could call “castling-esque hotels”. Dundurn Castle in Hamilton was constructed for Continue Reading
Alabama, famous for its mountain and coastal beauty, also features some highly recommendable museums that will not break your budget. Experience local history, art and science at these stunning establishments that won’t leave a hole in your wallet! Experience Western North Carolina’s history, the misty Appalachian Mountains and visit a Continue Reading
Alaska’s historical monuments can provide education, understanding, and an intimate experience of Alaska as a living heritage. From archaeological sites to historic buildings, there are endless opportunities for discovery! These 114 beach ridges provide an intriguing chronological account of human habitation over more than 5,000 years and are designated a Continue Reading