Titanic: An Immersive Voyage

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If you’ve been here a while, you’ll know that two of my favorite things are history and immersive experiences, so when those two things come together, I’m as happy as can be.

If, like me, you love history and immersive experiences, and you happen to be in Colorado, then I have great news for you! Titanic: An Immersive Voyage combines these two together in a stunning experience that features historical artifacts, life sized photography, virtual reality, replica rooms, immersive displays, and a ton of photo opportunities. 

Let’s take a look…

Bright Nights at Four Mile Historic Park 2025

Denver's most colorful Summer event is back!

Bright Nights by Tianyu Arts & Culture returns to Denver's Four Mile Historic Park for eleven weeks of immersive and whimsical illuminated fun. With colorful lanterns, interactive installations, walk through light tunnels, live entertainment, food trucks, and photo opportunities galore, Bright Nights offers a world of fun for the whole family. 

We recently visited Bright Nights, and I'm so excited to share it all with you here.

Let's take a look...

Denver Chalk Art Festival 2025

This past weekend, Denver's already colorful streets added a lot more color. 

And when I say Denver's streets, I mean literally, the streets! The roads and pavements in Denver's Golden Triangle neighborhood came to life is a splash of color thanks to the annual Denver Chalk Art Festival!

This two day festival saw over two hundred artists leave their (temporary) mark on Denver's streets in the form of stunning, and ever so colorful, chalk art masterpieces. 

We spent Sunday afternoon at the festival and I was in absolute awe of every single piece created. I'm sure you will be too once you scroll through the photos below. So, let's take a look at the 2025 Denver Chalk Art Festival...

Gatorland, Orlando

What's the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Orlando, Florida?

For a lot of people, it's probably Disney World. Maybe it's oranges. For me, the first thing that pops into my mind is...

...alligators!

Last month I visited Florida for the first time when I traveled to Orlando for the annual Mom 2.0 conference. Like always, I added a few extra days onto my trip so I could explore the area a little while I was there. I was pretty flexible with my plans for those days, but there was one thing I wanted to make sure I saw, and that was alligators. And, boy, did I see a LOT of alligators!

Ok, before you get worried, I didn't see any of these alligators just out and about on the streets of Orlando - although I'm sure they're there if you know where to look! No, these alligators were all in the one place. One fabulous place named Gatorland!

My first experience with Gatorland was an Instagram post that featured the larger than life walk through alligator at the entrance to the park. I'm a total sucker for kitsch roadside attractions, so combined with my desire to see alligators, I just knew that I had to add a visit to Gatorland to my trip to Orlando.

Let's take a look at my visit to Gatorland - or Gatorlando as Lola says it should be called...