Great Summer Events In Cincinnati

Posted on May 21, 2013 by admin

At English Traditions, we love summer in Cincinnati. Cincinnati is one of the most vibrant cities in the country to spend your summer. There are cultural and family friendly events for all ages, from summer opera to great events in Washington Park. Below are some of our favorite upcoming summer events right here in fabulous Cincinnati:

2013 Season
June 9-July 28

Opera in the Park
June 9 at 7:00 p.m.
Washington Park

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Don Giovanni
June 13 & 15 at 7:30 p.m.
Music Hall

Richard Strauss
Der Rosenkavalier
June 27 & 29 at 7:30 p.m.
Music Hall

Philip Glass
Galileo Galilei
July 11, 14, 17, & 19 at 7:30 p.m.
July 21 at 3:00 p.m.
SCPA’s Corbett Theater

Giuseppe Verdi
Aida
July 18, 20, & 26 at 7:30 p.m.
July 28 at 3:00 p.m.
Music Hall

Tickets & Information:
(513) 241-2742
Or click here >>

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Market in the Park
Mondays, June 3 – August 26, 4pm to 8pm
A farmers market is coming to Washington Park! Every Monday from 4PM to 8PM, stop by the park and enjoy fresh produce, baked treats, handmade crafts and MORE–all courtesy of local vendors found in and around Over-the-Rhine. Be sure to bring your friends and your grocery lists as you explore all of the colorful wonders that are sure to be found in Washington Park. CLICK HERE to see the full list of vendors.

Yoga on the Green
Tuesdays, May 28 – September 3, 6pm to 7pm
Join the community of downtown yogis every Tuesday night for a fun and flowing Vinyasa Yoga Class. Led by two of Cincinnati’s favorite teachers, Rachel Roberts and Donna Covrett, classes will feature a number of different yoga asanas (postures) that can be easily mastered by both beginners and experts. CLICK HERE for more information!

Dance Under the Stars

Tuesdays, May 28 – September 3, 7pm to 9pm
Join us in the Park every Tuesday evening from 7PM to 9PM to experience a wide variety of dance and musical styles. The series will offer Line Dancing, Salsa, Ballroom dancing and more, as well as professional dance instruction by Dare to Dance Studios. CLICK HERE to see the full dance schedule!

Crown Jewels of Jazz
Wednesdays, May 29 – September 4, 7pm to 9pm
From 7PM to 9PM every Wednesday night, Washington Park will be filled with the sounds of sweet, soulful Jazz. Whether you’re looking to dance the night away or simply take a seat and enjoy–don’t let the Crown Jewels of Jazz pass you by. CLICK HERE to see the full performance lineup!

Bandstand Bluegrass
Thursdays, May 30 – September 5, 7pm to 9pm
Enjoy Bluegrass music over by the bandstand every Thursday, from 7PM to 9PM. Music fans can expect performances from the likes of The Tillers, Jake Speed & The Freddies, Magnolia Mountain and more. CLICK HERE to see the full performance lineup!

Friday Flow
Fridays, May 31 – September 6, 7pm to 10pm
Every Friday night, the silky sounds of R&B and Neo Soul will take over Washington Park. Get up and dance or relax and feel the groove as local and national performers take to the stage to delight the crowd with their smooth moves and soulful voices. Maroon 5’s own PJ Morton is set to headline the first concert of the series, followed by the Rick James Stone City Band, Young Guru (Jay-Z’s DJ) and The Ohio Players. CLICK HERE to see the full performance lineup!

Weekend Workout
Saturdays, June 1 – September 7, 9am to 10am
The Weekend Workout will offer FREE fitness classes to the interested public. This fourteen week series will feature a variety of exercise styles including boot camp, cardio training and Zumba, all led by professional YMCA instructors. CLICK HERE to see the full fitness schedule!

Curiosity Saturday
Saturdays, June 1 – September 7, Noon to 2pm
Curiosity Saturdays will feature a variety of FREE interactive programs designed foster children’s creativity, feed their curiosity, and expose them to the many wonders of nature in a unique, urban setting. CLICK HERE to see the full activity schedule!

Date Night Movies
Saturdays, June 1 – August 17, 8:45pm to 11pm
Date night returns to Washington Park for its second season. Couples and friends are invited to lay down their blankets, curl up on the Civic Lawn and enjoy a one-of-a-kind date night with a movie shown on the roll-down screen at the main stage. CLICK HERE to see the full movie schedule!

OTR Performs
Sundays, June 2 – August 25, 6pm to 9pm
Enjoy a variety of free, family-friendly arts programming in Washington Park. The series will feature everything from puppet shows and musicals to three-act plays and Shakespeare. CLICK HERE to see the full performance lineup!

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Ault Park Summer Events for 2013 — Mark Your Calendars Now!

From Classic Cars to Summer Sips to Dancing Dips, you’ll want to mark your calendar for all of the fun summer events scheduled at Ault Park. Here’s our list of awesome events. See you at the park!

June 9: Ault Park Concours de Elegance http://www.ohioconcours.com/

June 20: Summer Dance Series Featuring The Modulators 6-10 PM

July 4: Ault Park Fireworks: http://www.aultparkac.org/fireworks

July 12: Summer Sips Vodka Tasting, Music by Lagniappe 6-10 PM

July 18: Summer Dance Series Featuring Soul Pocket 6-10 PM

August 15: Summer Dance Series Featuring Tone Yard 6-10 PM

September 6: Big Band & Bigger Beer Featuring Jumpin’ Jive Show Band 6-10 PM

Art in Ault, Featuring Paintings of Ault Park by Artist Holly Schapker

Meet renowned local artist, Holly Schapker on May 2nd, and preview her gorgeous Ault Park works in advance of her full exhibit of the Ault Park series opening May 17 at the Xavier University Art Gallery.

Art in Ault is sponsored by the Ault Park Advisory Council with support from Cincinnati Parks, Premiere Park Events, and APAC members. With very special thanks to Holly for her generous donation of a portion of the sales proceeds to the care and maintenance of Ault Park. Join us to enjoy beautiful art and fine wines.

More on the artist at: www.hollyschapker.com

Xavier exhibit from May 17 to June 28details at: http://www.xavier.edu/art/art-gallery.cfm

Summer Dance Series

The Ault Park Advisory Council is happy to announce the dates for the 2013 Summer Dance Series. Dances will be held on the third Thursdays of June, July and August. Mark your calendars on June 20th, July 18th and August 15th. We will feature popular local bands and Cincinnati’s finest draft brews. New this year, there will be fun ways to add a digital wrinkle to your enjoyment, with prizes awarded for FourSquare Ault Park Pavilion mayors and best dressed and best dancer photos posted to the Ault Park Advisory Council Facebook page. We’ll have a list of bands and brews soon, so check back often for updates.

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Hyde Park Blast: June 29, 2013

Event Schedule

6:30am

Run/Walk Registration

7:30am

Run/Walk

10:00am

Kids Races

12:00pm

Bike Races

1:00pm

Block Party begins

8:00pm

Elite Run

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Balloon Glow at Coney Island: Wednesday, July 3rd

Coney Island comes alive at the 13th Annual LaRosa’s Balloon Glow! Live music, family entertainment and Coney’s Classic Rides make for a fun-filled evening. Later, the evening sky illuminates when hot air balloons of every color “glow” for all to see. The grand finale for the event is a spectacular Rozzi’s Famous Fireworks display over the banks of Lake Como.

Schedule of Events:

5:00-7:00 Q102 Live from the Python Coaster

6:00pm Stiltwalkers and Jugglers in Moonlite Square

6:30pm Live Music at the Moonlite Square Gazebo from the University of Cincinnati Bearcat Band Jazz Ensemble

6:30pm Live Music in Moonlite Mall from the Anderson Township Symphony Orchestra

8:00pm Balloon Glow in Moonlite Mall. See glowing hot air balloons fill the evening sky with dazzling colors!

10:00 Rozzi’s Famous Fireworks puts on a beautiful display over Lake Como!

PLUS – All of Coney’s Classic Rides will be open until 11:00pm!

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LIVE MUSIC on FOUNTAIN SQUARE 6 days a week! PNC Summer Music Series

2013 music line-up:

Mondays

Trivia Night

Every Monday evening on Fountain Square for our family-friendly trivia nights!

Tuesdays

American Roots

Today’s contemporary country and rock music has its roots in many traditional American forms, from bluegrass and folk to rockabilly and honky tonk. Luckily, Cincinnati is a hotbed of roots music, with lots of talented acts offering modern takes on these traditional sounds. Visit Fountain Square each Tuesday and get in touch with your American roots. Be sure to join us at Cincy’s on Sixth for the official American Roots after-party!

Wednesdays

Reggae Wednesday

Take a mid-week break and enjoy “island time” on Wednesday evenings this summer. Reggae bands take the stage as we slowly cruise into the weekend. Leave the workday behind and let the smooth rhythms of the Caribbean carry you far away.

Thursdays

Salsa on the Square

Every Thursday, enjoy hot salsa bands, skilled dancers, and tips from expert instructors who will take to the dance floor teach the basic steps. When it gets too hot, dancers can cool down with a cold soft drink or adult beverage. Come down and show off your best “Cha-Cha”!

Fridays

4EG Happy Hour

Start the week off on the right foot with an after-work happy hour on Fountain Square. Each Monday, 4EG will present live bands and DJs on the P&G Music Stage and will feature one of their venues each week, rotating among their nine unique establishments (soon to be ten, when their newest creation comes to Sixth Street downtown later this summer). Each week’s 4EG venue will also serve as that evening’s official after party location.

MidPoint Indie Summer

Fountain Square joins with MidPoint Music Festival to offer a FREE preview of MPMF’s indie music showcases all summer long. Local, regional, and national bands perform every Friday night! MidPoint Indie Summer is presented by CityBeat.

Saturdays

Self-Diploma’s Beats

Saturday nights on Fountain Square will once again be a destination for poets, singers, rappers and writers. Come down every Saturday to enjoy this FREE show as local, regional and national artists showcase their talents at Beats by Self Diploma. Join us after the concert at our official after-party location–PLAY.

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Every night of the week, Fountain Square hosts a series of FREE concerts that feature local, national and international bands, encompassing a wide variety of musical genres. From Hip Hop to Salsa to Bluegrass to Indie Rock—the PNC Summer Music series has it all and much, much, more.

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The 21st Annual Cincy Blues Fest at Sawyer Point

August 2-3, 2013

One of Cincinnati’s hottest summer festivals — bringing a unique blend of music to the city, with more than 40 acts on four stages.

The festival takes place at Bicentennial Commons at Sawyer Point Park in Cincinnati, Ohio – a beautiful downtown park located on the banks of the Ohio River.

Parking is available at Bicentennial Commons and nearby lots. The park is handicap accessible. No dogs, coolers, cans, or bottles are allowed. No audio or video equipment is allowed. Food and refreshments will be available for purchase, as well as blues related merchandise.

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What are YOUR favorite summer events in Cincinnati? Please let us know!

English Traditions Signature STYLE

Posted on May 14, 2013 by admin

One of the most frequent comments that people make upon entering English Traditions is “I just love it in here. I want my house to look like your store.” The unique blending of English and French Country Style, our beautiful antiques, reproductions, art, accessories, and upholstered furniture combined with the exquisite taste and New England roots of our owners, creates a warm, traditional, rich feel to English Traditions that brings many of our longtime customers to return again and again. But what are the elements of English and French country style that, combined, have come to exemplify English Traditions’ signature style?

English Country Style

English Country style has a number of distinct characteristics. English Country decorating colors are natural and subtle: dark wood, gray, or beige stone, warm ivory walls, perhaps a dark red or green accent wall and nature-toned colors, especially greens, blues and tan. Sofa arms are generally low and rounded – i.e. a traditional “English Arm.” Often furniture is skirted or has a carved wooden leg. Fabrics of chintz and floral designs are common.

Collectibles are displayed in abundance and pleasantly cluttered. Traditional English collectibles include old blue china, lead crystal, silver, brass candlesticks and an abundance of framed pictures. Family crests are often on display, as are old and collected books and bookends, as well as vintage trophy cups. Old books fill the shelves and are displayed throughout the rooms as artwork. Plenty of throw-pillows, often needlepoint give a comfy and welcoming feel to the rooms.

One of the most important elements in authentic English style is that pieces should look as though they’ve been collected for generations, not bought off a showroom floor. Wood furniture is often pine or oak and has a rich patina. Painted furniture, such as buffets, show their age by being genuinely distressed. There is often a mix of furniture styles and periods, with nothing looking “too precious.” Use of oil paintings of different sizes, styles & subjects, especially hunting scenes, dogs, nature and ancestors (or other people’s ancestors!) in ornate gilt frames are prevalent throughout .

Lamps are key, rather than relying on overhead lighting, with wall sconces or perhaps a rustic iron chandelier creating intimate pools of light and making hand rubbed wood carvings gleam. Wood flooring is covered with antique faded rugs add color and pattern, especially Oriental and Aubusson. Fresh or dried flowers and bowls of fruit are welcome additions. Grandfather clocks as well as wooden wall or mantle clocks are common. A hat tree in the entryway with a lower frame for umbrellas and walking sticks makes a functional and welcoming atmosphere. Rooms exude a cozy, calm, welcoming atmosphere with fire roaring in the hearth and a place to put your feet up and relax. Rooms bring nature inside while providing creature comforts.

French Country Style

A French country home is rustic, old-world, and welcoming. It has a warm and casual feel. The generous use of antiques, of various provenances, styles and finishes is essential. Warm, neutral colors are traditional as well as the use of earth tones of brighter colors—such as a golden yellow instead of a bright one. Bright black and dull grays punctuate the bright colors and define accessory pieces. Rusted metal furniture, lighting fixtures, and furniture give warm color and wonderful lines.

Natural materials are found in a French country home: rough stained or plaster walls, hefty beamed ceilings and walls, chair seats of woven rush, delicate carved wood details. Often, a large stone fireplace with a heavy beam at the top to serve as a mantle. Rustic flooring, such as stone, clay, brick or wood—especially pine and oak, evoke an old world feel.

Hand painted furniture is common, as well as furniture of oak or pine wood. Furniture can be rustic or more refined, and a mix of both adds to the authenticity of the style. Iron, metal, and leather make nice accents to tables and chairs. Armoires are common to store pots and pans, clothing, linens or tableware. French-country style features antique or reproduction rustic furniture with curved panels, hand-carved decorations and raw wood. Bookshelves are laden with beautiful old books, photos and collectibles (and maybe even a small piece of artwork or two).

Printed fabrics, especially colorful Provencal fabrics with common motifs such as roosters, olives, sunflowers, grapes, lavender, and beetles are quite prevalent- on tables, on top of chest of drawers, on chairs, or as drapes. Checks, strips, plaids can be used in combination with more elaborately printed textiles such as toile. These printed fabrics are often used as accessories on more neutral-toned natural seating. A key to the French country look is the use of contrasting texture and color. Lush window treatments are often used in French country homes: roman shades, lush solid color drapes (in silks, velvets, linens) that extend to the floor, fringes and tassles. The feeling exoked is luxurious yet casual.

As for accessories, the use of flowers—fresh, artificial, or both, is very important. Flowers may be displayed in vases, baskets, old copper pots, pitchers or other containers. Baskets (woven or wire), colorful ceramics, carved wood pieces and Chinoiserie pottery are also frequently used in French country style. Oil paintings are everywhere– on walls, shelves, mantles, and even leaned against furniture on the floor. Collections of framed botanical prints (often faded with age) are very prevalent, as well as wooden, painted, or gilded mirrors in each room. Dishes and platters are often grouped and displayed as art. Use of stone/iron/concrete urns can be used both inside and outside the home. Lots of beautiful throw pillows give rooms a comfortable and welcoming feel. Pillows need not match.

English Traditions Style:

English Traditions features a blending of both English and French country style, combined with a New England sensibility and practicality to create a look of unique timeless living. We offer in-store and in-home design services to help our clients achieve the perfect look for their homes, and create their own “signature style.”

For more information about English Traditions products, services and style, please visit our website at www.englishtraditions.com. You can also find us on Facebook, Twitter, Houzz, and Pinterest.

RESOURCES:

Thanks for Home Style Online Magazine for some of the great ideas in this blog.

Additional information about English Country Décor:

http://www.hgtv.com/topics/english-country/index.html

http://pinterest.com/mimitexas4est/english-country-style/

http://ezinearticles.com/?English-Country-Decor-Turns-Haphazard-Into-Cozy&id=2613734

Book: English Country House Interiors by Jeremy Musson

For more French Country decorating tips, go to:

http://www.bhg.com/decorating/decorating-style/country-french/country-french-decorating-ideas/

http://www.shelterness.com/50-gorgeous-french-country-interior-design-ideas/

http://www.french-country-decor-guide.com/french-country-decor.html

http://interiordec.about.com/od/frenchcountry/a/a_frenchcountry.htm

Book:
Charles Faudree’s French Country Signature by M. J. Van Deventer

Mary in France!

Posted on May 14, 2013 by admin

Mary Cordill, founder and co-owner of English Traditions, has been busy hunting in Southern France for fabulous new treasures for our English Traditions stores in Cincinnati and Naples. She has been photographing her trip for us so that we can share her travels with you!

Below, visitors enjoy a beautiful Spring evening in Provence. Mary says that the weather has been similar to ours in Cincinnati– cool, rainy, and beautiful.

One of the most unique sights in Southern France are their water wheels.

Mary says that a sure sign of Spring in the south of France is an abundance beautiful flowers, especially fragrant peonies, seen at the street fetes.

Below, one of the street fetes where Mary hunts for beautiful French antiques to bring to our beautiful English Traditions stores. ALL of our antique furniture and antique accessories are hand-selected by Mary or Casey Cordill to ensure both quality and beauty. As Casey says, “we only buy what we love and would love to put into our own homes.”

Bins along the brick sidewalk are filled with items to purchase. Who knows what special treasures Mary will find here!

The items Mary has purchased on this trip will arrive in our stores soon. We have a shipment of antiques and accessories from France arriving later this week!

Featured Homes

Posted on May 9, 2013 by admin

Thank you for clicking on our “Featured Homes” link.

Over the past 21 years, English Traditions has been helping to furnish some of Cincinnati and Naples’ most beautiful homes. We will be featuring some of these gorgeous interiors on our favorite new home style website, Houzz.com. A professional photographer will be going with us into some of these homes to photograph stylish rooms that feature English Traditions European Antiques, Custom Replica Furniture, Beautiful Upholstery , Unique Accessories & Artwork. We hope to capture the LOOK we are so passionate about!

As an English Traditions customer, we would love to feature some of YOUR rooms or pieces on our English Traditions blog our Houzz portfolio of homes. If you already have great photographs of some of your rooms, please let us know and we would love to include them! Or, we would love to send a professional photographer to your home to photograph the rooms or perfect pieces we might have supplied to complete your LOOK.

Please let us know if you would be interested in having YOUR home featured on our online Houzz portfolio & BLog Site.

10 Best Places to Travel this Summer!

Posted on May 8, 2013 by admin

Summer is rapidly approaching, and that means VACATION! At English Traditions, we love to travel and especially to bring treasures home with us to decorate our homes and stores. Below are 10 of the best places in the world to spend your precious vacation time.

^#1 LONDON

Why Go: The UK’s capital city is a world unto itself. With eclectic neighborhoods and numerous landmarks, London requires several days (if not years) to get to know. That said, your inaugural visit (as you will certainly be coming back for more) should include trips to the Tower of London and the British Museum. But if you have more time, hit up Portobello Road and Borough Market to appreciate the local culture.

Read On: Top Things to Do in London

^#2 BARCELONA

Why Go: Known around the world for its legendary fútbol team, Barcelona boasts much more than just athletic talent. Touring the city is a feast for the eyes: Visitors walk past medieval architecture in the Barri Gotic and the innovative creations of Gaudi in Parc Güell. Matching Paris’ Notre Dame with its own Sagrada Familia, Barcelona puts itself near the top of this list with a fun-loving spirit and creative ambition.

Read On: Top Things to Do in Barcelona

^#3 PARIS

Why Go: Year after year, the magnetic City of Lights draws new travelers to its Eiffel Tower, Louvre, and Notre Dame—but Paris also keeps experienced travelers coming back for more. See, there’s always a new Michelin-rated restaurant to try, a new exhibit to see at the Centre Pompidou or a new shop in which to swipe your credit card. And we can’t discount Paris’ je ne sais quoi charm that’s unexplainable but also unmistakable.

Read On: Top Things to Do in Paris

^#4 MAUI

Why Go: Of all the Hawaiian Islands, Maui might be the most beloved. The island encapsulates all that Hawaii has to offer: exotic beaches (like Kaihalulu), palatial resorts (like the Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea), and lush terrain (as seen in the Iao Valley State Park). Maui also caters to a range of budgets; the same cannot be said for some of its sister islands. Visitors return to the mainland singing praise for Maui, but the smart few just put down new roots and pick up a Mai Tai. Read More»

Read On: Top Things to Do in Maui

^#5 NEW YORK CITY

Why Go: Author Ayn Rand once wrote, “I would give the greatest sunset in the world for one sight of New York’s skyline.” Many disagree with her politics, but her sentiment for the Big Apple is widely shared. America’s most populous city hosts infinite urban adventures. Enjoy an afternoon in Central Park or visit the exhibits at the MoMa or the Met. New sites, like the National September 11 Memorial, are always popping up, yet the classics, like the Empire State Building, never get old.

Read On: Top Things to Do in New York City

^#6 SAN FRANCISCO

Why Go: Relaxed yet professional, classic yet innovative—San Francisco takes its paradoxical qualities in stride, boasting diverse cultural enclaves. Neighborhoods like Nob Hill, the Castro, and the Mission District offer unique experiences for every traveler. Yet, there are several monuments that you can’t miss, such as the cable cars, Fisherman’s Wharf, and Alcatraz. And, of course, the city’s crowning architectural achievement—the Golden Gate Bridge—is unforgettable.

Read On: Top Things to Do in San Francisco

^#7 PUERTO RICO

Why Go: Pick a vacation experience you’re looking for, and Puerto Rico can oblige. An old town with historic architecture and cobblestone streets? Look no further than Old San Juan and it’s El Morro fortress. A beachside getaway with miles of soft, white sand? Consider the bio-luminescent bays of Culebra and Vieques. A cosmopolitan destination with exciting nightlife? Head to the Isla Verde or Santurce neighborhoods of San Juan.

Read On: Top Things to Do in Puerto Rico

^#8 VANCOUVER

Why Go: While it may not be as grand as New York City or as historic as Montreal, why Vancouver caught the attention of the International Olympic Committee is no mystery. This coastal Canadian city boasts a vast amount of outdoor activities that beckon to adrenaline hounds. Kayak in English Bay or test gravity on the Capilano Suspension Bridge before enjoying a scrumptious meal in the second-largest Chinatown in North America.

Read On: Top Things to Do in Vancouver

^#9 U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS

Why Go: The U.S. Virgin Islands offers a taste of home (non-roaming cell phones, U.S. dollars, and no language barrier), as well as a varied international vacation (lively Carnival season, reggae music and clear Caribbean waters). For the best deals and weather, consider visiting in late spring or early summer.

Read On: Top Things to Do in U.S. Virgin Islands

^#10 EDINBURGH

Why Go: Renowned for the Edinburgh Festival in August, this Scottish city entertains guests year round. Set among steep hills like Arthur’s Seat, Edinburgh impresses visitors with its historic sites along the Royal Mile and its casual pub culture. While you’re here, don’t miss Edinburgh Castle or Holyroodhouse Palace for a glimpse of the royal lifestyle.

Read On: Top Things to Do in Edinburgh

For a complete list of US News Rankings of the Top 25 Worlds Best Vacations, click on the following link: http://travel.usnews.com/Rankings/Worlds_Best_Vacations/

We could not leave out our absolute favorite Vacation destination:

Collioure, France

A charming village on the Mediterranean coast of France roughly 25 miles north of the Spanish border. Picturesque winding streets lead from shops to beaches to seaside dining. Collioure is but a 2 hours drive or train from Barcelona. Other easily reachable towns include Perpignan, Carcassonne, Montpellier, and Toulouse. The 6:00 am train to Paris will get you there in time for lunch.

Welcome to Chateau De La Rocass. An exquisitely furnished two bedroom and two full bathroom flat directly on the Mediterranean Sea. Available for weekly and monthly rental. The flat offers full living room with updated attached kitchenette. Two updated bathrooms and all needed appliances. Room to sleep 4 very comfortably. For reservations and availability contact mary@englishtraditions.com

Wherever you go this summer, we at English Traditions hope you have a wonderful vacation!

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