In her nearly 97 years, Esther Serna Bartlett tried all sorts of new things because she wanted to know what they were like. Violin. Sculpture. Watercolors. Tennis. Ballet. “I think I was the oldest ...

Israel killed one painter as she worked on her canvas. Another painter survived the destruction of all her life’s work.

Wright State University students combined creativity and science during the Paint Your Petri Plates event hosted by the Department of Medical Sciences. Using petri dishes and non-toxic paints, ...

Tucked away on Catalina Island’s charming Avalon waterfront, The Lobster Trap isn’t just serving seafood—it’s delivering maritime magic on a plate with a side of island vibes that’ll make you ...

There is something about every kitchen that gets filled with magic as Christmas approaches the sort that starts with the ...

Whether you're a local or traveling, the best hole-in-the-wall diners across the country serve up more than just good grub.

The color change, driven by hormones, seems aimed at preventing males from accidentally mating with each other.

From a jack to a king, Wayne Thiebaud’s fortunes rose with his first successful exhibition in New York with Allan Stone ...

The land that now comprises Mason Neck State Park was once part of Gunston Hall Plantation, the home of George Mason – one of America’s founding fathers and the author of the Virginia Declaration of ...

The Marlin and Regina Miller Gallery at Kutztown University, in conjunction with KU’s Department of Art and Design, present “Stay Alive Make Art: The Art of Amos Lemon Burkhart” through Dec. 14 in the ...

Hidden Italian gems across New York serve handmade pasta, family warmth, and the kind of comfort that lingers forever.