The “sun” garden glitters by day and glows by night. Interspersed among phlox, catmint, purple Japanese irises, and red bee balm are sparkling blue and yellow glass flowers and solar-powered globes ...

The Magic Gardens sprawls across half a city block on South Street, Philadelphia’s famously eclectic corridor. From the street, you might think you’ve stumbled upon some sort of fever dream or the ...

Are you planning a trip to West Virginia and looking for something unique to do? If you’re interested in history, art, or ...

BOONE — The Old Mountain Jug will be up for grabs in 2028. Appalachian State and Western Carolina, once rivals in the Southern Conference, will renew their rivalry when they meet at Kidd Brewer ...

Looking Glass has launched a 27-inch version of its immersive light-field displays, which allow folks to experience three-dimensional visuals without having to don special headsets.

Looking Glass finally has a typical-monitor-sized screen. The glasses-free 3D display company has gone small, and it’s gone as big as a 65-inch TV.

Looking Glass light field displays are targeted a retail, entertainment and more. The 27-inch display sells for $10,000 with a pre-order price of $8,000 through April 30. Shipments begin in June 2025.

Shop at Through The Looking Glass at end of the week and on weekends Find the shop at 1215 Superior Ave. It’s open 2 to 6 p.m. Thursdays and Fridays and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturdays.

Looking Glass has also put together a couple of demo apps to showcase what's possible with iOS devices paired to its displays. One of them gives you an up-close look at 3D scans of historical ...

Pittsburgh Glass Center 5472 Penn Ave., Garfield “Glass Lifeforms 2025” on view Feb. 7 through April 20; opening reception Feb. 7, 6-9 p.m.

A collage created by Looking Glass app founder Adrian Jones. A photograph of John Grier and Mrs. John E. Brown, captured by Teenie Harris in 1957, is superimposed on Jones' 2021 photo of the same ...