Revisiting Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada
Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada is a great family activity if you’re in downtown Toronto, and the glass tunnel Dangerous Lagoon is a highlight.
Continue ReadingRipley’s Aquarium of Canada is a great family activity if you’re in downtown Toronto, and the glass tunnel Dangerous Lagoon is a highlight.
Continue ReadingTulip Ride 2018 is coming on April 21, 2018, and with it, a chance to not only support the Seattle Humane Society, but also a chance to meet Katee Sackhoff and Tricia Helfer.
Continue ReadingIf you find yourself in downtown Toronto with some time to kill, The Rec Room is definitely worth a visit. Especially if you like the combinations of video games and good food.
Continue ReadingThis past November, the Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge, MA, unveiled a new exhibit, ‘Never Abandon Imagination: The Fantastical Art of Tony DiTerlizzi.’ I had a chance to chat with DiTerlizzi about the exhibit, his inspirations, and (of course) ‘Star Wars.’
Continue ReadingToday and this weekend, go to New York City’s Flatiron Plaza to check out LEGO’s 60th anniversary stunt!
Continue ReadingGot a great start to CES this year by meeting with a wide variety of people about their products. This article is just a taste of my highlights from Day 1 at CES with more in-depth coverage of some of these products to come…
Continue ReadingrunDisney is offering up an all-new way to get your Star Wars run on this year! The Star Wars Virtual Half marathon will get you a real medal, with bonus bling for anyone participating in the Dark Side Half.
Continue ReadingIn the mountains of North Georgia lurks something mysterious, just waiting to be discovered. If you’re a fan of roadside attractions, then you may already be aware of Expedition: Bigfoot! If not, pack your bags.
Continue ReadingDespite the chill of winter, the Six Flags New England Holiday in the Park is a warm event full of the sentiment of the holidays.
Continue ReadingPerry Como sang that “There’s No Place Like Home for the Holidays,” but that’s because he never visited Disneyland in December.
Continue ReadingThe Portland Art Museum currently has a special exhibit called ‘Animating Life: The Art, Science, and Wonder of LAIKA’ that gives you an up close look at the making of the studio’s four stop-motion films.
Continue ReadingThe Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI) is hosting a new exhibit: ‘Illusion.’
Continue ReadingJoin my family and me as we tour two key World War I sites: its bloodiest battle and the place where it ended
Continue ReadingHave you heard of Esther the Wonder Pig? She’s a pig—the name kind of gives that away—and she’s been the subject of a ‘New York Times’ bestseller book and a social media star. She’s also the namesake resident of the Happily Ever Esther farm sanctuary near Toronto. My family took the tour and met Esther.
Continue ReadingWho hasn’t watched ‘Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory’ or read Roald Dahl’s books without imagining partaking in such magical concoctions? We took a family trip to the recently opened Sugar Factory American Brasserie at Foxwoods Resort Casino in Mashantucket, CT to see if it comes close.
Continue ReadingIf you live in Portland, Oregon, and you love books (to some people that may be redundant), then you should get your tickets for the Wordstock book festival!
Continue ReadingSix Flags Fright Fest is the place to go when you want to immerse yourself in a horror movie.
Continue ReadingThe Rock and Shock Horror Film and Music Festival comes this month!
Continue ReadingNo matter the season, Kampgrounds of America (KOA) have almost 500 locations promising camp vibes and redefined camping tailor made for family travel. But what if you don’t like camping?
Continue ReadingStay at the Red Wall Garden Hotel in Beijing, and it will likely be the touchstone property that you compare every other hotel to during your visit to China. It’s just that good.
Continue ReadingPop-Up Magazine is a “live magazine,” and tickets are now on sale for its fall tour.
Continue ReadingTo celebrate this week’s release of ’50 Cities of the U.S.A.,’ GeekDad takes us to Cheyenne, Wyoming!
Continue ReadingLet’s wrap up the Gen Con Info Dump with Saturday and Sunday!
Continue ReadingI always look forward to visiting the Steve Jackson Games team at Gen Con. Here’s what’s new this year!
Continue ReadingWelcome back to my Day 2 Gen Con recap!
Continue ReadingI’ve got a pile of photos and stories from Gen Con, so let’s dive in! Here’s Day 1 (and a half).
Continue ReadingMy family and I just returned from our every-three-years (triennial?) trip to Provincetown on the tip of Cape Cod. This year, spurred by an interest in learning more about the white sharks that are increasingly in the news, we also drove to Chatham, home of the Atlantic White Shark Conservancy.
Continue ReadingFor months, our family had planned an eclipse vacation traveling from New Jersey to Tennessee to get a view of the solar eclipse within the path of totality.
Continue ReadingIt’s our annual post of all the things all the GeekDads are looking forward to seeing at Gen Con. This year, it’s the 50th anniversary!
Continue ReadingMy son and I recently had a chance to visit Gilwell Park, an important site in the founding of the Scouting movement.
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