Below is a collection of WhereTraveler magazine and guestbook print publications that I served as the Group Editor for that include the Arizona, Charlotte, and Seattle markets. For a sample of WhereTraveler's Eat. Drink. publications—which specialize in highlighting the dining aspects of each city—click the above icons. You will also find a collection of Q&A's and sports articles from the sports website TheSportster.com there as well.
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The Savannah Music Festival announced their new 2021 dates on Friday, as music-lovers can still groove to their favorite funky tunes in-person from May 18-30. Annual festival-goers are accustomed to the festivities previously taking place in late March and early April, but due to the coronavirus pandemic, SMF wanted to accommodate both musicians and attendees to the best of their ability.
Pianist Chuck Leavell is most notably famous for his musical act, collaborating with some of the most star-studded names of our generation such as Eric Clapton, George Harrison, John Mayer, The Allman Brothers Band, and The Rolling Stones, to name a few. His musical career, however, is just a fraction of who the man behind the piano truly is. Leavell’s love for the environment, his marriage of 47 years to wife Rose Lane, and life experiences will be uncovered in the new documentary, “Chuck Leavell: The Tree Man."
Historic Forsyth Park will be empty for this year’s Picnic in the Park, but the show will go on, thanks to the combined efforts of the Savannah Philharmonic and WTOC-TV. This year’s concert will be pre-recorded and then broadcasted live on October 18 from 5-6 p.m. on WTOC channel 11. The concert this year will be located at the Trustees’ Garden at the Charles H. Morris Center and plans to follow strict social distancing guidelines in order to broadcast the event in the safest way possible.
This year’s Savannah Book Festival will have a different feel than in years past, considering that there will be no actual physical festival itself, but rather a virtual one. The SBF kicks off their virtual series on Wednesday at 7 p.m. with a sit-down interview featuring the #1 New York Times Bestselling Author of 20 thrillers, Brad Thor, as he discusses his new novel "Near Dark."
Guy Fieri loved these dining destinations in Arizona, and you will too. A restauranteur, author and host of the Food Network’s famed cooking show “Diners, Drive-ins and Dives,” Guy Fieri does not mess around when it comes to food, and the passion he has for flavors of the Southwest oozes out in each restaurant he visits on this popular show. From taco shops, to Peruvian cuisine to big breakfasts, we take a closer look at a number of these Mayor of Flavortown-endorsed Arizona eateries. By Taylor Clayton
As Group Editor, Taylor Clayton was invaluable to the WhereTraveler brand. He is a talented writer who can write on many topics, from sports to attractions, from museums to tours and much more. He is highly organized, detail- and deadline-oriented and always adheres to his editorial budget. Taylor always conducts himself in a professional and pleasant manner and interacts in a friendly and diplomatic way with everyone he works with, from freelancers to salespeople to in-house staff. He is equally at home in print and digital platforms. Any company would be lucky to have Taylor on its staff.
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