The Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival is a four-day, multi-stage camping festival held on a beautiful 700-acre farm in Manchester, Tennessee every June. This year From June 9th-12th, Bonnaroo brings together some of the best performers in rock and roll, along with dozens of artists in complementary styles such as jazz, Americana, hip-hop, electronica, and just about any contemporary music you can think of.
Today FoxNews.com's travel section examined five ways to have a Kentucky Derby-like experience year-round with this article and video:
Yes, the byline on that article is the same as the byline on this one. Fair and balanced, no conflicts here.
• Louisville eighth-grader wins national geography bee. [WHAS]
• Karen Sypher’s headed to jail this week. [WDRB]
• Judy Green needs to lighten up. [LEO]
The name Elvis conjures up visions of hip shaking, gold records, and screaming women—the likes of which are rarely seen to the scale that the young man from Mississippi was able to create. And, it’s just those visions that the Elvis Presley Graceland Museum is trying to cultivate with its recent media blitz.
The recent break from winter, although rainy, was a welcome change, but with the approaching snow storm it’s safe to say that winter hasn’t totally left us, yet. While I’m prone to hole up inside and complain about the cold stuff, there is a great opportunity to enjoy the weather while it lasts, and it’s less than a tank of gas away.
• JCPS closes schools over one foot—no, strike that—inch of snow. [WAVE]
• Vision Airlines (who?) is offering nonstops to Atlanta. [WDRB]
One of my all-time favorite travel memories is sitting at an outdoor café in the town square of medieval Bruges, Belgium on an unseasonably hot day, enjoying a local brew while the carillon played Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony, “Ode to Joy.” Although I can’t guarantee you the same ambience, you can satisfy at least a couple of your senses during Flanagan's Belgian Beer Week.
One of my main concerns with traveling to South America with Jack was keeping him healthy on our trip. I am an admitted germaphobe, so I seriously would have put that kid in a plastic bubble if it was socially acceptable. It was difficult to decide with our Pediatrician which vaccinations were imperative for travel and which we could forgo.
