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Modern Milan in Italy

5 days ago | boomermagazine.com | Rachael Green

The old industrial canal district in modern Milan is trendy and thriving, says travel professional Rick Steves. He takes us there, to “Little Venice” and to other colorful sights. They say that for every church in Rome, there’s a bank in Milan. The economic success of postwar Italy can be attributed, at least in part, to this city of bankers, publicists, and pasta power-lunchers. Like any great city, the more you know about it, the more it entertains.
Travel Insurance Coverage

5 days ago | boomermagazine.com | Rachael Green

Travel insurance is one of those things that just feels like an added expense on a vacation that you’ve already spent plenty of money on — especially if you aren’t even sure what it covers. But it’s precisely because you’ve already spent that money on your vacation that travel insurance coverage is worth it. The key is to make sure you’re getting the right travel insurance coverage and cutting costs by skipping coverage you don’t need or you already have through another source.
Should You Eat Before a Workout?

1 week ago | boomermagazine.com | Vandana Pawa

It’s no secret that exercise has a long list of health benefits, and doctors and fitness experts recommend that adults engage in some form of physical, aerobic activity every week. However, it can be unclear how to pair your food and diet with your exercise routine. Should we eat before a workout? And if so, what should we be eating? Find out here. Why should you eat before you exercise?
Struggling with a Job Downgrade

1 week ago | boomermagazine.com | R. Eric Thomas

After two years unemployed, a 58-year-old took a job downgrade. Now he feels embarrassed, useless, and old. Advice columnist Eric Thomas weighs in. Dear Eric:I started a new job this year at age 58. I am working at a position which is much lower in wages and responsibilities than the last job I had. I know that my current colleagues will question my advanced age once they find out how old I am. All the others are around 20 to 38 years old. Only one boss is 50.
More What’s Booming RVA: May 29 +

1 week ago | boomermagazine.com | Annie Tobey

Dinosaur discoveries and skeletons, concerts, dining for a cause, learning experiences, and comedy, authors, and news. This week in in What’s Booming in Richmond, Virginia, May 29 to June 6, 2025. Featuring:Boomer’s Top picks in RVA this week, The week ahead – below, and Our updated events page for Down the Road happenings and ongoing exhibitions and performances. May 29 to June 6, 2025Westchester Concert Series 2025: KOS Band. See Boomer’s top picks. Critical Regionalism in Landscape.
What’s Booming RVA: FREE Events, Greek Eats

1 week ago | boomermagazine.com | Annie Tobey

Three no-cost concerts, the beloved Greek Festival, an outdoor festival, and a Tony Award-winning musical. “What’s Booming RVA: FREE Events, Greek Eats, Hot Musical.”Westchester Concert Series 2025: KOS BandThe new season of outdoor concerts begins with a Richmond favorite, playing beach music, Motown, and music of the ’70s to today. FREE. May 29, 5:30 to 8:30 p.m., at Westchester Common, Chesterfield.
Copper Fox Distillery

1 week ago | boomermagazine.com | Annie Tobey

At Copper Fox Distillery, the magic begins long before the first drop is distilled. It starts in the fields of Virginia’s Northern Neck, where farmer Billy Dawson cultivated the barley that became the heart of Copper Fox’s whiskies. This isn’t just any grain – it’s Virginia six-row Thoroughbred barley, the result of research by Virginia Tech into grains that thrive in the Commonwealth. Copper Fox doesn’t stop at sourcing local. They also malt their grains in-house.
New Orleans for Grownups

1 week ago | boomermagazine.com | Alan Crawford

The vibrant city of New Orleans, Louisiana, can seem a bit overwhelming for travelers who are past the partying stage. Alan Pell Crawford takes us beyond Bourbon Street to the quieter, more dignified parts of the city – i.e., New Orleans for grownups. “I loved Bourbon Street – when I was 21.” So says Bonnie Wirfs as we stand in the shade of the live oaks, crepe myrtles and magnolias of New Orleans’ Garden District. Like so many of us, Bonnie first came to the city as a college student.
Remembering the Peaceful Revolution in Leipzig

1 week ago | boomermagazine.com | Rick Steves

Visitors to the German city of Leipzig have plenty of reasons to visit, from history to arts. One of the most compelling reasons is to learn from the role its citizens played in the Peaceful Revolution, which helped bring an end to communism. Once trapped in communist East Germany, bustling Leipzig is now a city of business and of culture.
Second-Act Artist Fears Criticism

2 weeks ago | boomermagazine.com | R. Eric Thomas

When his friends’ lukewarm reactions to his comedy series makes him feel like a “middle-aged baby,” this second-act artist knows he needs an attitude adjustment. Advice columnist Eric Thomas weighs in. Dear Eric:I am a man in my 50s who has fulfilled a 10-year dream: I have written, produced and starred in a comedy web series. I worked diligently on the scripting, put up my own funding, hired professional lighting, sound and editing.