Hiking Spree 2018: Cascade Valley
It’s been a busy year and needless to say, I’ve been behind on my posting. I’m working on it and focusing on being intentional about writing for the blog. Once […]
Author Archives: Bronlynn
Travel Log: Wichita
Over a year ago, I had the opportunity to attend a learning journey to Kansas’ largest city, Wichita, hosted by the Wichita Community Foundation. Kansas was the last place that I […]
Small Business Sundays: The Farmer’s Rail
*Warning: Photos beyond this point are not for those uncomfortable around raw meat.* On today’s edition of Small Business Sunday is The Farmer’s Rail, a local butcher and artisanal meat […]
Jun Kaneko: Blurred Lines
On the heels of a successful membership campaign, the Akron Art Museum gives us Blurred Lines, a stunning, thought provoking exhibit by renowned artist Jun Kaneko. This exhibition features splashes […]
Small Business Sundays: Goods
Small Business Sundays are back! I got a little busy with some work and vacation travel, so I wasn’t able to keep up as much as I’d like. Well, I’m […]
Travel Log: Boston
Boston. Beantown. The birthplace of the American Revolution. Founded in 1630, Boston is one of the oldest cities in the US and the oldest city in Massachusetts. The area was […]
Small Business Sundays: Restore Cold Pressed
This week on Small Business Sundays, we’re looking at my favorite cold-pressed juice shop. Born in Ohio, Restore is high-quality, raw, organic, cold-pressed juice shop that uses locally sourced items […]
Small Business Sundays: NOTO Boutique
Today on Small Business Sundays, I’m featuring NOTO, a two store boutique located in Downtown Akron and the Northside District. NOTO is run by fashionable Akronite, Lauren Ward. She’s a […]
Coffee Hop: Akron Coffee Roasters
Much like bookstores and libraries, coffeeshops are often my safe haven. There’s something about the smell, look, and atmosphere that makes me let out a sigh in relief. Akron Coffee […]
Small Business Sundays: The Learned Owl
The Learned Owl is one of few independent bookstores in the area that focus on new and not used books. I’ve been coming here for a few years, but I […]
TeaTime with the Mad Artist 