After a quick 1.5-hour flight from NYC, I landed in Montréal, ready to explore the regions of Montérégie and the Eastern Townships! But first—a deep dive into Québec’s Indigenous heritage. You cannot visit without honoring the 11 Indigenous nations that shape this province. Stop by @maisonamerindienne the only multi-national Indigenous museum outside of Indigenous lands. Now, let’s talk about self-care. Trust me; you will be craving a Nordic spa moment. @StromSpaNordique serves luxurious vibes with outdoor thermal pools, relaxing massages, and nourishing bites that’ll make you feel like the QU ..read more

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❄✨Save for future travel✨❄ 1. Shred the Slopes at @montsutton. Nestled in the breathtaking Eastern Townships, Mont Sutton delivers a winter wonderland like no other. Ski through pristine, eco-friendly landscapes and take in the natural architecture of frost-covered forests. But here’s the real game-changer: swap those skis for a Yooner! Think of it as the love child of sledding and skiing, and trust me, it’s hilarious. Perfect for beginners or anyone looking to zoom down the mountain with zero stress, maximum fun, and wiping out like a pro? 2. R&R in Montérégie at @StromSpaNordique. Strøm ..read more

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The History of Stonewall Uprising Illuminating Movers & Shakers?️‍???️‍⚧️ New York City Edition! ?STONEWALL INN ????⚧️?? ?Save for Future Travel ? Welcome to the STONEWALL INN . I sat down with Co-Owner STACY LENTZ to walk us through the history of the Stonewall Uprising. June 28, 1969 marks the beginning of the Stonewall Uprising, a series of events between police and LGBTQ protesters that stretched over six days. It was not the first time police raided a gay bar, and it was not the first time LGBTQ+ people fought back, but the events that would unfold over the next six days would fundame ..read more

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