With nearly 10,000 square feet of unobstructed outdoor viewing space across three floors atop 30 Rockefeller Plaza—the most outdoor square footage of any New York observatory—there is no better place to see New York's most breathtaking landmarks than at Top of the Rock.
On May 21, The Columbus Museum in Columbus, Georgia will open Sand Unshaken: The Origin Story of Alma Thomas, an exclusive, historical exhibition that uses rare family artifacts to tell the story of one of the Chattahoochee Valley's most famous and beloved artists.
Sand Unshaken serves as an intriguing and informative opening act for Alma W. Thomas: Everything Is Beautiful, a collection of works that is set to come home to Columbus in July after stops in Norfolk, Washington, DC and Nashville.
Rivers were the interstate highways of post-Revolutionary War era America. The network of rivers, streams and tributaries—which spider throughout the US—carried explorers first, and then settlers deep into the nation's heartland.
Today, groups could ponder the river and its history while at a riverside restaurant, park or attraction in the area of Southern Indiana we call "SoIN"—Clark and Floyd counties.
The Museum of Broadway, slated to open in the heart of Times Square in fall 2022, is the first-ever permanent museum celebrating Broadway and is an immersive and interactive theatrical experience devoted to musicals, plays, and the people who make them.
See the iconic skyline of the Big Apple like never before with the NYC Downtown Sightseeing Cruise, recently launched by City Cruises New York.
With a convenient Downtown pick-up location, groups could hop aboard to see the historic and awe-inspiring Statue of Liberty and a scenic-filled loop from Downtown to Midtown and back.