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This post was originally published on this sitePicking blueberries at a local farm is way more fun than picking up a small plastic container of blueberries in the produce section of your local grocery store. Central Florida’s Blueberry U-Pick Season Of course Florida is known as one of the world’s leading citrus fruit providers, but we also have a lot of blueberry farms. U-pick blueberry season begins in March or April (depending on weather) and there’s probably a farm near you. Find the farm’s website or Facebook page to view their schedule; some farms are open six days a week while others are open one day a week. Weather is a major factor, and affects the overall length of the season.  U-Pick Tips Check the weather and plan accordingly. Bring water; wear sunscreen and a hat. Bring cash. Be sure to keep tabs on your children, and stay in designated areas. Working farms are likely to have areas with unlevel paths, possible fire ants and other potential hazards. Wear closed toe shoes. Follow instructions and only pick berries that are ripe and blue. Thank the farm owner/employees for hosting your visit, then brag about your experience on social media. Blueberry U-Pick Farms Polk County is big (4th largest

This post was originally published on this siteWyoming, often referred to as the “Cowboy State,” is renowned for its breathtaking natural landscapes, rugged terrain and rich cultural heritage. From the majestic peaks of the Rocky Mountains to the vast expanses of pristine wilderness, this state offers an abundance of outdoor adventures and unforgettable experiences. One of the best ways to immerse yourself in the beauty and history of Wyoming is by embarking on one of its many guided tours. Let’s delve into some of the most captivating tours this diverse state has to offer. Trolley Tours One classic way to take a tour of our historic downtowns is through a trolley. Cheyenne, the capital, and Cody feature these tours to acquaint visitors with their historic streets. Cheyenne Trolley Tours: Step back in time and explore the historic streets of Cheyenne aboard a charming trolley. These guided tours offer a fascinating glimpse into the city’s colorful past, highlighting landmarks such as the Wyoming State Capitol, the Cheyenne Depot Museum, the Old West-style storefronts of downtown and Millionaire Row. Knowledgeable guides regale passengers with tales of cowboys, outlaws and pioneers, providing insights into Cheyenne’s role in shaping the American frontier. Cody Trolley

This post was originally published on this siteNestled along the eastern coast of Florida lies Indian River County, a charming destination renowned for its picturesque landscapes, warm climate, and vibrant culinary scene. Among the many delights this region offers, food festivals stand out as exciting celebrations of local flavors, cultural diversity, and community spirit. From frog legs to chicken wings, and even an awards ceremony that honors several local restaurants, Indian River County’s food festival scene offers a delectable array of experiences sure to tantalize the taste buds of visitors and locals alike. Join us on a journey as we explore some of the most enticing food festivals this enchanting county has to offer. Treasure Coast Seafood Festival The Annual Treasure Coast Seafood Festival is a culinary extravaganza that showcases the finest seafood delicacies from the Treasure Coast region of Florida. Held annually, this festival brings together local seafood vendors, renowned chefs, and seafood enthusiasts for a weekend of gastronomic delight. Visitors can indulge in a variety of mouthwatering dishes, including shrimp, crab, lobster, fish, and more, all freshly prepared using locally sourced ingredients. In addition to the delectable seafood offerings, the festival features live music, arts and crafts vendors,

Alaska Storytellers Alaska Storytellers Anonymous (not verified) Thu, 03/21/2024 – 18:20 The Russian America Saga. Allow us to take you on a journey from the 1700’s through 1945. Discover the impact the Russians made on Sitka when they declared it the Capital of Russian America. This multimedia experience showcases Russian folk, contemporary and swing dancing as a local storyteller guides you on the adventure. Exploration, battles and Alaska’s first steps in creating civil rights laws are covered in a unique, entertaining and insightful way. Suitable for all ages. 30 minute shows. Arts, Culture & History Tours friends@alaskastorytellers.com Inside Passage Alaska’s Inside Passage Region Alaska Storytellers Photo Inside Passage The Russian America Saga. Allow us to take you on a journey from the 1700’s through 1945. Discover the impact the Russians made on Sitka when they declared it the Capital of Russian America. This multimedia experience showcases Russian folk, contemporary and swing dancing as a local storyteller guides you on the adventure. Exploration, battles and Alaska’s first steps in creating civil rights laws are covered in a unique, entertaining and insightful way. Suitable for all ages. 30 minute shows. Visit Website (907) 738-0655 Get Directions Rates Admission/Fee: $15.00 Facebook Instagram This