A sunny spotlight provides a warm place for a young dance student to limber up in a studio at the Juilliard School in the Lincoln Center complex. . . . Completed in 1969, Lincoln Center, New York’s citadel for the performing arts, is credited with revitalizing a part of Broadway once lined with tenements.
—From "Broadway, Street of Dreams," September 1990, National Geographic magazine
There are 58 national parks in the U.S., as varied as the country that houses them. We've gathered everything you need to know to set off for a summer adventure, plus photo galleries, quizzes, maps, and more.
While the future offers bigger and brighter options in technology, all that light is drowning out the starry skies. Take a look at just how much light is filling the skies and what effects it's having.
Taste your way from vineyard to vineyard and sample New York wines that rival California's best. The Finger Lakes Drive also boasts supreme views of the lakes as well as rolling hills and farmlands.
Merry-go-rounds, deep-fried corndogs and high-flying Ferris wheels mark the start of state fair season. Submit your best summer fair pictures to the newest category of My Shot and view photos from other fairs across the country.
