Yes, it’s back! It’s time to fête the return of New York City’s most beloved dining extravaganza: Restaurant Week. Dining out is a must-do activity in a city obsessed with finding new restaurants. Where being “in […]
Sometimes the setting can make the dining experience. Recently opened MOSA has the beach nearby, a beautiful interior and flawless service, but this is a restaurant that will leave you remembering mainly one thing. The […]
Over my very many years I am very happy to say that I have been blessed with many opportunities to visit much of our world. I am unshakably convinced that visiting other cultures and seeing […]
by Joe Gruberman Amnon Weinstein’s “Violins of Hope” is a traveling exhibit of Holocaust-era violins that we attended in Phoenix, AZ in February 2019. It is an ongoing show, whose next incarnation will be from [...]
A major exhibition at The Block Museum of Art at Northwestern University is the first to bring together modern art from Iran, Turkey and India, seeking to expand Western perspectives of modern art. Turkish Eyuboglu [...]
Known as “the first taste of Summer,” BottleRock Napa Valley, has released it’s most diverse lineup to date. Headliners such as: Red Hot Chili Peppers, Dave Matthews Band, Stevie Nicks, Miley Cyrus, Khalid and Anderson .Paak & The Free [...]
Unless you live under a rock, you’ve probably heard of games such as Fortnight, Overwatch, Rainbow Six, League of Legends, and so on. These games have brought mass popularity to the world of egaming and [...]
On Thursday, December 19th, 2019, in a concert to be repeated December 20th, 21st, and 22nd, Dutch conductor Edo de Waart, principal guest conductor of the San Diego Symphony, returned to Symphony Center, 220 S. Michgan, to lead the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and stellar American [...]
Fashion Products TruWood Offering men’s and women’s fashion accessories including watches, sunglasses and bracelets, TruWood makes these unique pieces from 100% wood. Not only do they make exquisite hand-crafted pieces, but they also give back [...]
I’ve already broken my New Year’s resolution. I had said I was going to observe Dry January this year. Or maybe even try for a Dry January week to detox after the holidays. My new-found [...]
Sitting on my back porch at Hawks Cay Resort, and sipping a Mudslide, I can hear the waves making a splash as the sun gently goes down, clinking our glasses to celebrate and think…this is [...]
by Joe Gruberman Amnon Weinstein’s “Violins of Hope” is a traveling exhibit of Holocaust-era violins that we attended in Phoenix, AZ in February 2019. It is an ongoing show, whose next incarnation will be from [...]
In keeping with the Rogue Machine’s objective of presenting socially relevant topics, what could be more opportune than climate change? Clearly climate change has risen over the past decades from an interesting area to explore [...]
