Article Archive for November 2014
“Christkindl Markt” is German for “Christ Child Market” — hence the term describing the popular open-air markets that spring up this month in countries with Christian-majority populations.
Featuring seasonal goodies (including gingerbread and hot, spiced wine), …
A new eatery opens in downtown Indy this week. Spoke & Steele, 123 South Illinois Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, officially debuts Thursday (December 4, 2014) in what used to be the Canterbury Hotel (and will open …
Now here’s a holiday event you can sink your teeth into, Road Trips Foodies.
Wandering Michigan the first weekend in December? Swing by Saugatuck, Michigan, between 2 and 5 p.m. December 6 and 7, 2014, for …
Here’s an opportunity to combine a stroll in an historic town with sampling some local wines and doing a bit of holiday shopping.
The Winter Wine Walk is scheduled for 3 to 7 p.m. December 13, …
Some of us are tucking in to a distinctly different turkey today. Yes, Road Trips Foodies, we’re indulging in a Turkey Cake from Baskin-Robbins, the chain of ice cream specialty shops.
This Thanksgiving turkey is all …
Heading to Hong Kong between Christmas and New Year’s? Here’s an event a Road Trips Foodie shouldn’t miss.
The Hong Kong Food Festival will be held December 25 through 29, 2014, in Hall 3 of the …
Wandering Southern California early next month, Road Trips Foodies? Consider a stop at the International Tamale Festival in the Old Indio section of Indio, California.
Always held the first full weekend in December, the dates …
Food is a universal language. We all need it. But it is more than that. Food says so much about who we are, where we’ve been, what we care about.
“Breadbasket: Seed to Spoon” explores the …
Who knew? Mars Chocolate North America has a program to fund research into chocolate history.
This year, Chocolate History Research and Investigative Studies Grants were awarded to three living history sites innovating in the areas of …
Planning to visit Puerto Rico? Consider visiting the Casa Bacardi Visitor Center (pictured) in Cantaño (suburban San Juan).
For $12, you’ll get a tour of the center plus a welcome drink and a commemorative 12-ounce acrylic …
