Discovering the Flagstaff Brewery Trail in Northern Arizona
To escape Phoenix’s triple-digit temperatures during the summer, I head north, and one of my favorite beat-the-heat destinations is Flagstaff. Not only is it a ... Read More...
Restaurants
Recipes From the Road: Bringing Luxury Flavors Home
One of my favorite parts of traveling is experiencing food on the road. In the past, I shared some of my favorite Recipes From the Road. In today's COVID-19 wor... Read More...
Garden-to-Table Dining
This article originally appeared in the April 2020 issue of Paradise Valley Lifestyle magazine.
Executive Chef Nate Larsen and his tame at Weft &... Read More...
Geronimo: Santa Fe’s Best Fine Dining
As I entered Geronimo, occupying the famous Borrego House on Canyon Road, a warm feeling came over me. I was politely welcomed and asked the hostess for a seat ... Read More...
10 Wow Reasons to Visit El Paso, Texas
Many people drive I-10 going across New Mexico and Texas, going through El Paso. But not many people stop long enough to discover that El Paso is a bi-national,... Read More...
The Heard Museum: A Must-do When You Visit Phoenix
I always look forward to special events at the Heard Museum in Phoenix—the March Indian Fair and Market especially. But there is so much to do and see at the He... Read More...
Arizona’s Christmas City: Celebrating the Season in Prescott
In the fragrant Ponderosa pine woods, just 2 hours north of Phoenix, is a small city full of the Christmas spirit. With the colorful lights of historic Courthou... Read More...
Ultimate Guide to 48 Hours in Tucson, Arizona
Whether you’re visiting Tucson, Arizona for a weekend or driving south on I-10 and looking for an intriguing place to stop, 48 hours in Tucson will give you tim... Read More...
Prep & Pastry: Start Your Day at the Scottsdale Waterfront
The Scottsdale Waterfront is an upscale community of shops, eateries, and condos reminiscent of Europe. It is a great place for an early-morning run and ideal f... Read More...
Falling in Love with Austrian Coffee
When I was a little girl, I was enamored with life in the late 19th century. The time of coffee houses and brooding writers and people sitting around discussing... Read More...