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With no entrance fee, this quaint and historical museum and garden, known as the Red House, is an ideal place to visit with the kids on a rainy day at the South Coast.

On July 27th, 2009, Trinidad and Tobago commemorated the 19th anniversary of the 1990 Coup Attempt.

The easy 4-week California Red wine kit in Vineco's California Connoisseur line offers an everyday red wine that "goes well with everything from burgers to pasta".

Glassmaking businesses in America developed new processes and formulas that made glass a more available and durable product, propelling the industry into the future.

The gay scene in Taipei, capital of Taiwan, is expanding, exciting and energetic offering dance, disco and karaoke for even the most jaded of gay disco bunnies.

Malacca has all the charms of Kuala Lumpur but at a much slower, more relaxed pace. So, if a restful Asian vacation is what you dream of, Malacca would be a great option.

Sun Kil Moon’s frontman Mark Kozelek plays an artistic and introspective show in Montreal. Folk101 brings you highlights from his moving set.

Brief biography of A.A. Milne, one of the greatest children's writers who created the classic fictional characters Winnie-the-Pooh or Pooh Bear and his friends.

Fall themed activities are an essential part of the Early Years classroom in September. Planning an apple theme is easy to do with these great ideas for the classroom.

This fun book of poems and short stories for children has been part of Australian literary culture for more than 80 years.

Teaching the letters of the alphabet is made simple with these ideas to use at school. Teaching the letter Aa is easy with these simple activities.

Who wouldn't know Harry Potter publisher Scholastic? Millions of books in print and $2 billion in revenue make Scholastic the world's largest children's book publisher.

Is the age of the memoir coming to an end? What memoirs inspire a literary agent? Suite 101 had a chat with established literary agent Eve White to find out.