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The 2026 FIFA World Cup is still weeks away, but its effect on the short-term rental market is already visible. Across U.S. host markets, homes and condos are becoming a larger part of the lodging equation as travelers look beyond hotels for visiting host cities.
For homeowners, choosing the right stone for interiors should involve carefully considering pattern, finish, scale, placement, and durability. The best results come from treating stone as part of the design process in the early stages, rather than as a surface selected at the end. We’ve provided some tips and designer insights to help you choose the right statement stone for your home.
In Trousdale Estates, the Erenhault House has returned to the market after two decades, bringing one of Harry Gesner’s hillside designs back into view. Completed in 1970, the residence sits at the end of a cul-de-sac in a scenic Beverly Hills setting.
The Travelers Championship returns to TPC River Highlands in Cromwell, Connecticut, from June 22–28, bringing one of the PGA Tour’s most closely watched summer events back to New England.
The 158th running of the Grade 1, $2 million Belmont Stakes will be held on Saturday, June 6, as the centerpiece of the Belmont Stakes Racing Festival, which runs June 3 through June 7 at Saratoga Race Course. This will be the third and final year Saratoga hosts the festival during the redevelopment of Belmont Park on Long Island, which is expected to reopen for live racing on September 18, 2026.
San Francisco Design Week returns June 1–12 for its 20th anniversary edition, bringing exhibitions, studio tours, talks, workshops, product showcases, and interactive events to San Francisco and the wider Bay Area.
Summerfest returns to Milwaukee this summer with nine days of music across three long weekends, filling Henry Maier Festival Park along Lake Michigan with one of the country’s broadest festival lineups. Located on Milwaukee’s lakefront near downtown and the Historic Third Ward, the festival also places visitors close to restaurants, hotels, nightlife, museums, and the city’s broader summer festival scene.
CMA Fest returns to Nashville from June 4–7, bringing four days of country music across Nissan Stadium, Music City Center, and outdoor stages throughout downtown. The festival, presented by SoFi, pairs large-scale nightly concerts with daytime performances, artist interviews, meet-and-greets, and fan-focused experiences that make it one of Nashville’s defining early-summer events.
Norfolk Harborfest returns to Town Point Park from June 19–21, marking its 50th year with a weekend of tall ships, live music, fireworks, family programming, and waterfront events along downtown Norfolk’s Elizabeth River. The festival, one of Hampton Roads’ signature summer gatherings, is free and open to the public.
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