If Lost Start Here is a guide for the anxious, curious, lonely and lost. Featuring everyday places and at-home prompts designed to help you live a life that feels good.
Is sitting in a ball pit allowed anymore? Why The Color Factory is making the argument that it is.
As many of us have realized how vital nature is to how we function in our worlds, places like Fforest have been holding that idea for a while for us.
In a moment when time is stretching out, Anthony Gormley’s “Iron Men” captures the wonder of shifting lives.
Between the setting and the breathtaking view, it’s difficult to leave here without a newfound sense of awe and wonder - a feeling we could all use, at the moment.
As everything shifts, yet again, we’ve pulled together our second Content Care Package with all the places we’re turning to, the resouces getting us through, and just the fascinating things we just learned and had to share.
Is it too soon to start planning for a different year? The Good Life Experience is one festival that might get you back to enjoying everything that life has to offer.
A cruelty-free clothing store that proves that shopping small and shopping ethically can make you feel good too.
Solitude is the latest place to be, whether we choose to go there or not.
Head to Pilea to choose a houseplant that won’t just brighten your room but also brighten your day.
A beloved independent bookstore to escape to, even from your sitting room when necessary.
Feel like playing in the analog world? Clayground brings the co-working concept to ceramics.
Escapism is not the answer for so many reasons…except for when it is totally the answer, because everything is shit and sometimes you just need to feel better. This is not often the way forward, and hardly ever what we’d recommend, but sometimes a show comes along with the potential to make us feel so good, that we’re pretty sure it would be recommended by our therapists (or at the very least, our astrologists). In this case, Schitt’s Creek is that show.
The world’s first museum is more than a display of gynecological anatomy. It’s dedicated to a serious discussion of women’s health, feminism, and sexuality.
Too soon to think about what your well-being looks like next summer? Not according to this Cotswold based glitterball of a holistic festival.
A modern-day apothecary to help with modern-day ailments deep in the Somerset countryside.
