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Explore Milwaukee’s Best Museums: A Comprehensive Guide

When it comes to culture, Milwaukee is often overlooked in favor of much larger cities. The truth is, however, that when it comes to museums, Milwaukee has an abundance of world-class offerings. From an excellent children’s museum (Betty Brinn Children’s Museum) to beautiful lakefront properties and a giant natural-history museum, you could easily spend a week visiting various museums in Milwaukee and discover something new each day.

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Big Sky Pride Parade 2025 in Montana

Although it’s America’s fourth-largest state, Montana (with a statewide population of about a million) doesn’t have any major city hubs of LGBT culture. It is not, however, as conservative as you might think. A few of the state’s cities—particularly the college towns of Bozeman and Missoula—have visible gay communities and very welcoming attitudes. Given that no single community in Montana has a true LGBT stronghold, the annual Montana Big Sky Pride Celebration—which typically occurs in mid-June—takes place in the capital city of Helena. This site was the original home of the first Montana Gay Pride Celebration over 25 years ago.

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Top 5 Winter Hiking Trails in Pennsylvania

If you’re a hiker in Pennsylvania and you’re not hitting the trail during the winter months, you are truly missing out. The state has an abundance of excellent routes to explore even after the snow starts to fly. These five hikes are our absolute favorites for trekking in winter months, providing plenty of scenic views, wonderful challenges, and a healthy dose of solitude along the way.

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Ultimate Guide to The Masters Golf Tournament 2025

Every golf fan needs to experience the Masters Tournament in Augusta, Georgia at some point in their life. Every sports fan should experience it for that matter. It’s so glorious that even the practice rounds and the Par 3 contest at Augusta National Golf Club draw great crowds. Major reasons for the attention the Masters receives are the exclusivity of the event and the price of tickets to attend the rounds of the first major tournament during early April. You’ll likely never get to play the course, but walking around places like Amen Corner or the 18th hole are memories you’ll have for a lifetime. You won’t be able to take photos during the competitive rounds, so the visuals in your mind will have to last and they do. Enjoy a pimento cheese sandwich and take in sports at its purest.

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