Take a plunge into Taryn Simon’s “A Cold Hole” art installation at MassMOCA.  Visitors and performers are invited to jump into the icy water below...

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While many of us spend the summer months trying to escape bugs – many are fascinated by them.  Here are some of the best insect...

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We wanted to share this enchanting photo we found on Design Boom. It’s a campaign launched by XSAGA a branding agency to celebrate some of...

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We’re delighted to support the foundational mission of the High Line and its architectsDiller Scrofido + Renfro. Our specially commissioned High Line snow globe is...

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These trips are alive with things that should be seen and heard.  Abandon yourself in one of these lavish train excursions to take the scenic...

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Get lost in this “all-star view” of the Milky Way Galaxy which was charted by the European Space Agency's Gaia satellite. The satellite tracked the color...

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Early steam engines couldn’t travel over rough terrain and relied on horse-drawn rail carriages to haul freight and passengers. In 1830, an industrialist, Peter Cooper designed...

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A Wisteria rainbow from Atlas Obscura. Visiting this garden is best in May when the Wisteria is in full bloom.  When the petals drop it...

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Admirers of 20thCentury architecture can visit unique landmarks of Midcentury Modern architecture on the east coast this spring.  The tour is organized by The Iconic...

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Who knew that one of the largest collections of succulents is in Switzerland? Learn more here  http://bit.ly/2KM7rrj Not going to Switzerland, but love cactus?  Check out...

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Wanted to share this beautiful display of Bougainvillea.  Every spring, a magical flower tunnel blossoms within a public housing complex. It’s a fleeting, hidden gem...

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This has been a particularly cold and wet start of Spring in the northeast.  We had more snow fall in March than in any other...

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A yellow Northern Cardinal was spotted in Alabama this winter. While it is unclear what causes the unusual color variation in birds, experts surmise it...

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National Bonsai Museum is not the first museum tourists think of while in Washington DC but it is unique and worth a visit.  The bonsai...

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Street artist Dudnikova Eugene paints. Her canvas, tree hollows found in city parks and forests around Russia. Delightful little arboreal treats to happen upon and...

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All of us at CoolSnowGlobes would like to wish you a very Happy Holiday!

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CoolSnowGlobes created a beautiful custom snow globe for Filoli in Woodside, CA. Included in the National Trust for Historic Preservation, Filoli features a 54,000 sq....

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Currier Museum of Art has an exhibition that joins together pieces in their collection that include red. It's a wonderful concept that works well.Crimson, ruby,...

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In November, the trees are standing all sticks and bones. Without their leaves, how lovely they are, spreading their arms like dancers. They know it is...

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Though the food and traditions are delightful, the best part of Thanksgiving is celebrating with family and friends. Spending joyous time together keeps relationships close....

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Autumn is a favorite time of year for many and pictured here are Autumn, Autumn Pals and Mini Autumn from the Mini Seasons set of...

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CoolSnowGlobes is happy to participate in the Autumn Moon Festival this year in Windsor VT.  The town of Windsor does a wonderful job putting on...

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Patrons squeezed shoulder to shoulder as they admired the pieces, which ranged from mixed media sculptures to kiln-formed glass and, simply enough, a globe with...

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Happy Autumn! New to the CoolSnowGlobes collection this fall is the Autumn Pals snow globe. Everyone knows that a freshly raked pile of leaves is...

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The Attleboro Arts Museum presents The Calm Before the Storm, An Invitational Exhibition of Original Snow Globes. Since 2007, The Attleboro Arts Museum has been...

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"PARIS DESIGN WEEK is fast becoming the definitve cultural counterpoint that is raising the bar for design weeks across the world. Overlapping the M&O PARIS...

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Did you know the Smithsonian Institute was first chartered “for the increase and diffusion of knowledge” by the United States Congress in August 1846? The Smithsonian’s collection...

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The Nassau County Museum of Art has a show up through November 5 titled New York, New York. The exhibition "presents the city's grit and glamour, its excitement and...

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Today we will be treated to an eclipse of the sun. It is being called the eclipse of the century, have a look but protect...

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August brings relaxation, refreshment, and reverie. Our Monarch  globe finds three butterflies in repose, sipping nectar from a butterfly bush in full bloom. Our Summer  globe reveals a...

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