A River Runs Through It: The Ganges and India’s Beloved Poet
The very name Ganges brings to the mind’s eye a swell of images that flow, just as the river itself, […]
The very name Ganges brings to the mind’s eye a swell of images that flow, just as the river itself, […]
One of the best things about returning to Paris this spring for the first time since 2019 was experiencing long-anticipated
“Just look! It’s right there in the painting.” This exhortation from our guide Sara Magister seemed so intuitive, so easy.
How far would you go to save a painting? One of the people we’ll meet on our upcoming trip The
For me, the holiday season is synonymous with movies. During these last couple weeks of the year when work slows
“The time has come,” the Walrus said, “to talk of many things…” And so it has. It is now official.
Early last spring, I was in Tucson, Arizona, to spend time with my stepmother and sister and sort through papers
OK, we don’t quite have 80 drinks to recommend to you here. But spend enough time on the road with
Today Classical Pursuits talks with friends of many years John Riley and Gary Schoepfel, who are leading our upcoming seminar
Hamilton. Many love it. Some just hate it. I’m one of those who love it. And my kids love it