53 Summer Field Trips: Make the Most of Summer in Green Bay
Who knew there were so many great Field Trips in Green Bay? There are so many things to do this summer, I couldn’t fit them … continue reading
Green Bay
From Sap to Syrup at Barkhausen
There is nothing like the taste of sap fresh from a tree. Until last year I hadn’t tasted it since I was about 9 years … continue reading
UntitledTown: Discovering Books, Writers, and the Art of Storytelling
As a reader, writer, and book lover I have to say, It’s about time, Green Bay! The area’s first UntitledTown Reader and Author Festival kicks off … continue reading
Winter Outing: Exploring Barkhausen Waterfowl Preserve
Located just outside of Green Bay, Barkhausen is easy to miss as you speed down 41. Chances are, you pass the exit to it when you drive … continue reading
Winter Outing: Green Bay Botanical Garden
Have I been living under a rock? Where have I been? What have I been doing that I missed out on something so neat/cool/fun in … continue reading
11 Simple Things to Do at Voyager Park
Voyager Park in De Pere is probably my favorite local field trip in spring, summer, and fall…okay, winter, too. The park has a lot to … continue reading
Green Bay: If You’re Bored, You’re Doing it Wrong
Growing up in northeast Wisconsin most of us just wanted to get out of Green Bay. We wanted to go somewhere better, anywhere, somewhere with … continue reading
The Historic Astor Neighborhood: Walk Through History
I’ve come to love Throwback Thursdays. They get me thinking about those good old days. Lately Thursdays mean I get to write about the good … continue reading
Wordless Wednesday- Historic Hazelwood’s Holiday Victorian Tea
The Holiday Teas are over this year, but you can still make it to Hazelwood’s Dickens of a Christmas. It begins this weekend. Maybe we’ll see you there! … continue reading
One Thing You Need to Do to Thrive (Not Just Survive) This Winter
There aren’t many of my kind (the rare winter-loving kind) in these parts, which seems weird. It’s Wisconsin. Winter lasts at least five months. You’d … continue reading