Arrive Magazine - November/December, 2008

YOUR GUIDE TO

Cambridge Office for Tourism 800-862-5678 cambridge-usa.org

Cambridge offers an exciting, multicultural setting teeming with cafes, bookstores and boutiques tucked in the shadows of world-renowned Harvard University and MIT. Often referred to as “Boston’s Left Bank,” Cambridge is just across the river from Boston—only minutes away from downtown by subway or by foot.

During the holiday season, Cambridge sparkles with an eclectic blend of shopping, dining and festivities. There is also a broad selection of lodging alternatives, from charming historic inns to luxurious suites overlooking the Charles River—when a single day just isn’t enough!

Chenango County, New York
1-877-243-6264
chenangocounty.org

Enjoy the unique blend of quiet country atmosphere and the vitality of the city in Chenango County, located in Central New York. Nationally known events, numerous outdoor activities, exquisite galleries, shops and museums, quaint cafes and restaurants, and theatrical performances and concerts are all a part of what makes us special. Whether you’re here for a special weekend or just passing through, come discover Chenango.

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Corcoran Gallery of Art
500 Seventeenth Street N. W.
Washington, D.C.
202-639-1700
corcoran.org

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Richard Avedon: Portraits of Power

Through Jan. 25, 2009

In the midst of the 2008 presidential election season, the Corcoran brings together for the first time more than 200 political portraits by Richard Avedon, America’s pre-eminent portrait and fashion photographer, in “Richard Avedon: Portraits of Power.” Juxtaposing images of government, media and labor officials with photographs of activists, pop-culture icons, and ordinary citizens caught up in national debates, this exhibition explores a