This weekend, the Cold Moon graces our skies with a rare celestial dance—a lunar standstill. Known as the final full moon of the year, the Cold Moon symbolizes reflection, closure, and preparation for new beginnings. This year’s Cold Moon is even more remarkable as it coincides with the lunar standstill, a phenomenon that occurs every 18.6 years when the moon’s declination reaches its outermost limits. This celestial event marks a powerful time for introspection, ritual, and connection to the cosmic cycles.

For those looking to embrace the Cold Moon’s magic and witness its brilliance in a meaningful setting, here are five lesser-known towns across the United States perfect for moonlit gatherings, healing events, and literary inspiration. Each destination offers not just a clear view of the sky but also unique opportunities to immerse yourself in moon-themed or witchy activities.

Choose from boutique gems on Santorini and Caribbean villas, New York opulence and hip urban escapes. Whatever your travel style, Fora’s latest Reserve inductees have you covered.

When you’re ready to plan and book your vacation, reach out to unlock exclusive perks and the ultimate VIP treatment.

Cuffing season extends from October to Valentine’s Day. It’s the time of year when the temperature drops, sweaters are donned and coziness reigns. By necessity, more time is spent inside. As a result, it’s a popular time to couple up — hence the “cuffing.” 

For new and existing couples (or throuples, or friend groups, or relationships with anyone you love), cuffing season is also the perfect time for a cozy domestic getaway. Below, I've listed five of my favorites, from luxury mountain escapes to posh New England estates.

When you’re ready, reach out to plan and book your dream romantic trip.

5 Lesser-Known Fall Festivals in the U.S.

As the temperatures drop and leaves begin to turn golden, fall festivals across the U.S. bring communities together for celebrations of local culture, history, and the season’s bounty. While events like Oktoberfest and state fairs attract large crowds, many lesser-known fall festivals offer unique experiences and a more intimate atmosphere. Here are five hidden gems in South Dakota, Maine, West Virginia, Nebraska, and Oregon that are worth checking out this fall.

Ask anyone and they will probably tell you that October is one of their favorite months. How can it not be? It’s magical. The air turns crisp, and with it, the leaves transform into a kaleidoscopic blaze of color. We’ve curated a list of lesser known towns that offer a unique fall experience without the madness of hotspot crowds. Here are five hidden fall gems to enjoy this October: