Just in: Your May 2018 Horoscope

The most exciting cosmic event of the year is upon us! Astrology’s maverick, planet Uranus changes sign on the 15th, switching from Aries to Taurus—just after the new moon in Taurus (at 7:48 am EST) the same day. This will be groundbreaking; a radical shake-up is promised, playing out in different ways for each of… via … Continue reading Just in: Your May 2018 Horoscope

Embracing nature for National Gardening Week

Today kickstarts National Gardening Week in the UK. Whether you are a novice or veteran green fingered-one, National Gardening Week is a great time to get involved in the garden. There are plenty of things you can do yourself or with your family to get into the spirit of National Gardening Week, from growing tomatoes […] … Continue reading Embracing nature for National Gardening Week

Baking With April Rhubarb

Rhubarb is technically a vegetable, but its culinary use is very much like a fruit. Traditional rhubarb has thick, green stalks while hothouse rhubarb has thinner stalks with bright red and pink colors. The brighter the color, the more tart the flavor seems to be. If you’ve ever wondered why rhubarb seems to be […] via … Continue reading Baking With April Rhubarb

Power and Perception Exhibit Showcases Contemporary Native Artists

Many portraits of Indigenous people by non-Native artists romanticize, stereotype, or appropriate Native people and cultures. Contemporary Native artists are actively deconstructing these myths and preconceptions about their culture through the use of art. In fact, many modern-day artists use a dynamic combination of materials, methods and concepts that challenge traditional boundaries and defy easy […] … Continue reading Power and Perception Exhibit Showcases Contemporary Native Artists