Archive for July 2026
Vilnius Unveils Powerful New Exhibition Honoring the Lost Great Synagogue and the City’s Jewish Heritage
The Lithuanian capital is shedding new light on a vital chapter of its history with the opening of Unearthing the Great Synagogue of Vilna, an exhibition that showcases remarkable archaeological discoveries from the site of one of Eastern Europe’s most significant Jewish landmarks. Opening May 19 at the Vilnius Gaon Museum of Jewish History and…
Read More8 Travel Essentials That Make Every Summer Trip Easier, Smarter and More Comfortable
Whether you’re jetting off to a tropical beach, hiking through the mountains or planning a cross-country road trip, packing the right gear can make all the difference. From skincare and sunglasses to smart travel gadgets, these eight products are designed to help travelers stay comfortable, organized and ready for any adventure. Protecting your eyes is…
Read MoreThis Five-Star Rhodes Resort Combines Beachfront Luxury, Ancient History, and Unforgettable European Adventures
Travelers searching for a Mediterranean getaway that blends luxury, history and seaside relaxation may want to put Rhodes at the top of their summer travel list. Nestled along the tranquil shores of Ixia Bay, The Ixian Grand & All Suites is inviting guests to experience the best of the Greek island with an all-inclusive stay…
Read MoreMuseum of the Moving Image Launches Free Tech Lab Where New Yorkers Can Explore AI, Robotics and the Future of Digital Media
The Museum of the Moving Image is giving New Yorkers a hands-on opportunity to explore the technologies shaping the future with the launch of MoMI LAB, an innovative public space dedicated to emerging technology, creativity and digital literacy. Opening June 13 inside the Astoria museum, MoMI LAB is being described as a “people’s lab” where…
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