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Vijay and Kirti Desai retired together at the age of 55. One year into their retirement, they are busier than ever exploring their family history.

Recent analysis from the Bank of America Institute found that consumers are spending more on their hobbies like arts and crafts and outdoor recreation.

The sport’s resurgence even has spin-bike icon Peloton diversifying into treadmills.

For one weekend a year, the shores of Lake Erie in Conneaut, Ohio turn into the beaches of Normandy on D-Day in 1944. It’s the largest WWII reenactment in the U.S., and costs hardly anything to put on.

According to the latest Census report, sales at sporting goods, hobby, musical instrument, and book stores were up 11.3% in May from the same time a year ago.

With one in four Americans juggling side gigs, the pressure to monetize free time is rising — along with questions about burnout and fulfillment.

Inspired by his own hobbies, Jonathan Sims is building a platform where people can trade their skills and services

The National Retail Hobby Stores Association said that all of its members are seeing cost increases related to tariffs.

During the pandemic, people spent money on stuff. Then, they spent money on experiences. Now, it seems they’re spending money on things that help them connect.

There are three scuba diving schools in a small area of Albuquerque — 12 hours away from the ocean.