If you’ve ever driven along Interstate 10 between Los Angeles and Palm Springs, you’ve probably spotted them rising up from the desert – two giant dinosaurs standing proudly against the mountain backdrop. The Cabazon Dinosaurs are one of California’s most beloved roadside attractions, and yes, they’re just as fun to visit as they look from more »
California doesn’t just do color, it commits! From neon deserts to pastel seaside towns, the Golden State is basically a living paint box. If you’re craving a trip that feel joyful, vibrant, and wildly photogenic, here’s a tour of California’s most colorful places, perfect for road trips, weekend escapes, or full-on wanderlust planning! The 11 more »
I was born and raised in the San Fernando Valley, the vibrant, diverse, strip mall-filled region within Los Angeles, California, and that officially makes me a Valley Girl! So, let me give you a tour! Whether you’re a local or an out-of-towner interested in exploring the local entertainment industry, enjoying outdoor activities, or indulging in more »
Disneyland isn’t just a theme park, it’s a full-on food destination! From iconic snacks to savory comfort foods, eating your way through the park is part of the experience. If you’re heading to the Happiest Place on Earth with an appetite, these are the best foods you absolutely don’t want to miss. Fan-Favorite Foods at more »
Disneyland is as famous for its snacks and treats as it is for its rides and characters and the Mickey-shaped foods are some of the most beloved icons of all! Whether you’re walking down Main Street with an ice cream in hand or sitting down for a themed breakfast, you’ll find Mickey’s face (and ears!) in more »
Have you ever noticed the little characters turning the popcorn cranks at the differently-themed popcorn carts around Disneyland? Well, they’re called “Roastie Toasties” and each popcorn cart in each land has a different one and they are so fun to find! Disneyland’s Animated Popcorn Dolls You know the saying “the devil is in the details?” more »
There’s something about the combination of sweet citrus and cool mint that instantly feels clean, cheerful, and energizing. This DIY Orange Mint Sugar Scrub is simple to make, uses pantry-friendly ingredients, and turns an ordinary shower into a mini spa moment. Whether you’re making it for yourself or gifting it in a cute jar, this more »
If you’re looking for an easy, adorable, and budget-friendly treat for a winter or holiday school party, these DIY Snowman Popcorn Treat Balls are a total hit! They’re simple to assemble, feel festive without being messy, and are perfect for little hands. Best of all, your kid can help with many of the steps making more »
If your family loves quirky traditions, few are as joyfully bizarre, and kid-delighting, as the Catalonian Tió de Nadal, often lovingly called the “Pooping Log.” Part craft project, part story time, part festive silliness, this tradition turns an ordinary piece of wood into a magical creature that “poops” out treats on Christmas. Yes, really! And more »
Out in California’s high desert, Joshua Tree National Park is a place where two distinct desert ecosystems collide and create a landscape unlike anywhere else on Earth. Towering boulders, twisted Joshua trees, and endless horizons set the stage for outdoor adventures and artistic inspiration. But the magic doesn’t stop at the National Park’s borders. The more »
Nestled amidst the cholla, joshua trees, and sunshine of the Mojave Desert, near Joshua Tree National Park, the Noah Purifoy Outdoor Desert Art Museum of Assemblage Sculpture unfolds across ten acres as one of America’s most unique art environments. This open-air sculpture park was built by the visionary assemblage artist Noah Purifoy during the final more »