This former mining town, with its healing waters, incredible landscape, abandoned treasures and rich mining history, is a great place to explore on your way to Death Valley National Park.
Read MoreThe annual Fort MacArthur event that reenacts the 1942 air raid, that despite an official explanation, still has no clear answer to what actually happened or who started it.
Read MoreInside the DTLA studio of Allis Markham, where a new generation of students are learning about the centuries-old craft of taxidermy.
Read MoreCreating my signature scent at the Chinatown nonprofit where art and olfaction intersect.
Read MoreThis once booming mining town of over 2000 people included a dairy, four restaurants, a movie theater, and the “Bucket of Blood” saloon. Today, it sits abandoned slowly succumbing to the harsh desert elements that surround it.
Read MoreThe hidden oasis near DVNP that includes a massive date farm, tipis and incredible hiking opportunities within the Amargosa River Valley.
Read MoreThe 9-acre Experimental Structures Facility hidden in the hills behind California Polytechnic State University is an architectural treasure trove containing a quirky array of experimental structures built by teams of architecture and design students between 1963 and 2009.
Read MoreThis roadside attraction in Solvang, CA gets you up close and personal with some very hungry big birds.
Read MoreGerman graffiti/street artists and storytellers HERAKUT—HERA (Jasmin Siddiqui) and AKUT (Falk Lehmann)— debut their latest exhibition “Masters Of Wrong” at the Corey Helford Gallery in DTLA.
Read MoreInside/Out – Exploring the remains of the Pleasanton Talc Mine one of the numerous mines located in the southeastern border of Death Valley National Park.
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