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Here's where to celebrate Pioneer Day – or, if you like, Pie 'n' Beer Day

Pioneer Day Celebrations at Red Cliffs Lodge - KZMU Community Radio

Call for Movie Buffs - Reasons to Attend Maui Film Festival Every Year

Maui is a Hawaii island that is a dream destination for many. BriefingWire.com, 5/24/2021 - Maui is a Hawaii island that is a dream destination for many. It is pretty famous for its white-sand beaches, golf courses, dining, shopping etc. Maui is associated with luxury and its luxury beach resorts are the main reason tourists are frequenting the destination every year. The Annual Maui Festival nicknamed ‘Cinema-under-the-stars’ is loved by cinema-lovers worldwide. The 5-day festival is based at Grand Wailea Resort and features special screenings, film premieres, award ceremonies, private soirees and culinary arts celebrations. The event managers are particular about making the audience’s experience memorable. If you haven’t witnessed the festival yet, you should give it a try.

From a Michelin-starred 'makeaway' to rumba lessons in your living room, bring l'amour to your door

There’s only one place we’re going to be spending this Valentine’s Day. at home But a lockdown love-in doesn’t have to mean another night slumped on the sofa There are plenty of ways to bring romance into your life (and your living room) In fact, industry experts are forecast a £16bn global spend around February 14 

Beaconsfield Celestial Cinema organisers forced to cancel event - despite being told they could stay open in Tier 4

  Beaconsfield Celestial Cinema organisers could be forced to cancel event - despite being told they could stay open in Tier 4 Updated Devastated : Drive-in cinema organisers forced to cancel event - despite being told they could stay open in Tier 4 A festive drive-in cinema that was previously told they could stay open under Tier 4 restrictions has been told it must shut. Organisers of the Celestial Cinema festive drive-in, which has been entertaining families in a Covid-safe way for three weeks, say they are devastated that Buckinghamshire Council has told them they need to close. They said they are in ongoing talks with the council and the government for clear guidance on what to do moving forward but at this stage they have not received official notice to close yet.