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Explore Frank Lloyd Wright’s Iconic Homes in Minnesota

Nicole Potter05 mins
Architect Frank Lloyd Wright was born in Wisconsin and designed numerous houses in the Upper Midwest. Therefore, Minnesota boasts several remarkable buildings conceived by this iconic architect. If you’re interested in exploring Frank Lloyd Wright houses in Minneapolis and the Twin Cities, there are four notable residences in that region. Moreover, this article presents additional Frank Lloyd Wright houses throughout Minnesota.
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L’Homme by Alexander Calder: Masterpiece of Kinetic Art

Debbie Kelly04 mins
The Alexander Calder sculptureL’Homme—meaning “Man” in French—stands as a significant monument in Montreal’s Parc Jean-Drapeau. This park, which comprises two man-made islands, was initially designed to host Expo 67, Montreal’s World Fair. Today, Calder’s sculpture is recognized as a central feature of Piknic Electronik, an exciting weekly Sunday event filled with music and dance.
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Montreal’s Guide to Public Drinking Etiquette

Bobby Spencer04 mins
Montreal adopts an open-minded approach to numerous topics, including its legal drinking age, which stands at 18—lower than the 19 seen in most of Canada. However, public drinking is heavily regulated. The only permissible public drinking occurs within establishments that possess an alcohol-serving permit from the Liquor, Racing and Gaming Authority (Régie des permis d’alcool du Québec).
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Top Restaurants Near the Lower East Side Tenement Museum

Stephanie Cherry05 mins
The Lower East Side Tenement Museum tells the story of the immigrant experience in early 20th century New York. An actual tenement building, abandoned for decades, serves as the museum where guides lead visitors on tours that explore the lives of the families who once lived there. Visits are by appointment only, so ensure tomake a reservation on the museum’s website.
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National Softball Hall of Fame & Museum: Celebrating Softball History

Jonathon Williams05 mins
Officially dedicated in 1973 by the Amateur Softball Association (ASA) of America/USA Softball, Oklahoma City’sNational Softball Hall of Fame and Museumserves as an educational tribute to the long history of the sport and its players, making it a significant attraction among the top museums in OKC. The facility spans over 18,000 square feet and also houses the headquarters of the ASA. It explores the many facets of the game and showcases memorabilia, photos, videos, and more, honoring the legends of softball and Olympic teams. Additionally, the complex features ASA Hall of Fame Stadium, recognized as the nation’s premier softball venue, hosting numerous major events in the sport.
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Explore Central Park in Downtown Oklahoma City

Stephanie Cherry06 mins
In early December of 2009, MAPS 3 was approved by Oklahoma City voters. This extensive plan, which encompasses a variety of projects, including a new streetcar line, a convention center, and improved sidewalks, is set to significantly transform the city’s landscape, just as the original MAPS initiative did. One of the most prominent aspects will be a 70-acre central park that will create a vital link between downtown and the Oklahoma River area.
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