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Representatives of Venice Heritage, Inc., will present the Hibiscus Project as a fundraiser for the restoration of Lord-Higel House.

Kentucky Military Institute alumni will descend on the city of Venice to start a three-day all class reunion.

The Venice Book Fair and Writers Festival returns after a two-year hiatus. The two-day event serves as a fundraiser for Venice Heritage Inc.

PALM SPRINGS, CALIF (PRWEB) February 02, 2022 -- From the boldly chic Cheetah Hotel to the artsy Fleur Noire, visitors to Palm Springs now have even more

POWYS is renowned for so many things; it’s stunning landscape and scenery, agriculture, hospitality and tourism.

Staying in one of the queer destination's clothing-optional resorts, exploring Greater Palm Springs, and splurging with a full-body massage. 

Rebounding Palm Springs has weathered the pandemic, and the breaks are coming off Despite Palm Springs’ tourist dependency, the desert city is emerging from the pandemic with all of its legendary gay resorts intact. All of the city’s gay bars have also survived, and the three gay bars and gay resort in neighboring Cathedral City have also managed to stay afloat despite California’s restrictive closures. Palm Springs has long been one of the gayest cities in the world, and LGBT visitor loy...

VENICE – A new photo exhibit that opens Tuesday at the Venice Museum, “Celebrating a Centennial: The Origins of Sarasota County,” looks back at the era when Sarasota County split off from Manatee County, with a decidedly Venice twist. “The Venice district was the only district that did not vote to separate from Manatee County,” noted Venice Historical Resources Manager Harry Klinkhamer. The June 1921 vote passed overwhelmingly, 508 to 154, but in Venice, it failed with a tally of 22 v...