Reading is famous its German heritage as well as a mountaintop pagoda and a crucial stop on the underground railroad. West Reading is home to trendy shops and cafes as well as the expansive Reading Public Museum. Artists can easily get lost inside the former goggle factory turned into the GoggleWorks Center for the Arts. Although there are no commercial flights at Reading Regional Airport, fans of aviation will love The Mid Atlantic Air Museum.
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To really experience Cambodia, you need to learn some Khmer, understand their history, eat what they eat and use their methods of transportation.
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There are 20 Q train stops in Brooklyn. The journey takes about 40 minutes and winds through neighborhoods like Fort Greene, Park Slope, Flatbush, Midwood, Sheepshead Bay and Brighton Beach before terminating in Coney Island. Although Coney Island may be the most famous attraction along the Q train in Brooklyn, there are at least four other memorable stops along the way.
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Harrisburg has Theodore Roosevelt’s favorite building as well as the scenic Susquehanna River, Senators baseball and the National Civil War Museum.
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Starting in 2004, Metallica began changing their set lists every night. Like Pearl Jam started doing a few years prior, they began selling copies of all their shows via their website. Since then their fans have been treated to surprises on a nightly basis. Even non-fans are likely to be aware that Metallica are one of those bands whose fans usually leave their shows saying “I wish they played ______.” Over the past ten years, they’ve even played four of their classic albums in their entirety, skipping the longest of course. As one of their fans who is yet to see rarities like “The Frayed Ends of Sanity” or “Escape” played live, I’ve come up with a list (by album) of what I would like to see Metallica play if I were in the audience and it were up to me.
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