As you travel, eat well by sticking to picnics and open-air feasts using food purchased from local supermarkets and farmer's markets.
DAKAR, Senegal — The singsong chanting wafted over the seaside neighborhood all night, and during the day the poor flocked to the edge of the religious leader's compound to share sumptuous open-air banquets, feasting on giant pots of rice, five steers barbecued whole, camels, couscous and other delicacies.
Pick vegetables for healthy smoothies and crunchy salads, or simply sprawl across plump cushions inside this open-air bamboo eatery to feast as well on the palm-fringed panorama.
Fête champêtre, (French: "rural festival"), in painting, representation of a rural feast or open-air entertainment.
After the parade, locals and visitors retire to open-air kitchens around town to feast on polbo á feira – octopus with potatoes, olive oil, salt and paprika – and drink local white albariño wine.
Wards were open-air, where mosquitoes and flies feasted on patients and their wounds.
In the open-air dining area where we would later feast on barbecued buffalo, their barefoot six-year-old daughter Catherine delighted in scaring us with photos of famous crocodiles.
They say they rarely go into Panama City, preferring the markets in nearby towns and the small open-air family restaurants in the area, where they can feast on plates of rice and beans for $3.
Musical Feast At 55 sites including churches, barns, concert halls and open-air locales beside the North Sea and the Baltic, the Schleswig-Hostein Music Festival opens on Saturday in Lubeck, Germany.
Travelers can relive their favorites at open-air plays, puppet shows, festivals, concerts, exhibitions, guided walking tours and medieval feasts.
