Jennifer Allen

1 week ago | fooddrinklife.com | Jennifer Allen

Downtown Madison’s streets turn into storytelling stages this summer, thanks to the Wisconsin Historical Society’s newly launched History Maker Space walking tours. These narratives explore Capitol politics, Black history, LGBTQ+ activism and the city’s more mythical corners, each layered with local voices and landmarks that still resonate today.

1 week ago | chronicle-tribune.com | Jennifer Allen

As the summer season ramps up, travelers ditch full-length vacations for short, purposeful escapes. Mini summer sabbaticals are the travel trend taking over June, replacing traditional vacations as travelers look for more impact in less time. With just a few days off, people are unplugging, resetting and returning home more refreshed than after a full week away. kAm%96 EC6?5 C6D92A6D 9@H E:>6 @77 :D FD65 >@C6 DEC2E68:42==J[ >:?57F==J 2?5 @7E6?

1 week ago | kdhnews.com | Jennifer Allen

By Jennifer Allen As the summer season ramps up, travelers ditch full-length vacations for short, purposeful escapes. Mini summer sabbaticals are the travel trend taking over June, replacing traditional vacations as travelers look for more impact in less time. With just a few days off, people are unplugging, resetting and returning home more refreshed than after a full week away.

1 week ago | fooddrinklife.com | Jennifer Allen

As the summer season ramps up, travelers ditch full-length vacations for short, purposeful escapes. Mini summer sabbaticals are the travel trend taking over June, replacing traditional vacations as travelers look for more impact in less time. With just a few days off, people are unplugging, resetting and returning home more refreshed than after a full week away. The trend reshapes how time off is used more strategically, mindfully and often closer to home.

1 week ago | fooddrinklife.com | Jennifer Allen

There’s a reason 17 Southern dishes always get a spot at any backyard setup; they know how to work a crowd better than Uncle Jerry with his Bluetooth speaker and bad playlist. These meals bring the kind of comfort that makes people stay too long and ask for foil. And if someone doesn’t recognize at least three of them, they’re probably not from around here. Just hand them a plate and let them catch up.