So you packed your summer out, and just realized that Labor Day came out of nowhere!  Don’t worry – you can still get one more weekend of relaxation in.

Miss Cozy’s Tip of the Day: Labor Day was actually intended as a day of rest, so before you head to the beach or a BBQ, try to sleep in this weekend.  Recent studies have shown that catching up on your sleep can help reverse the effects of sleep deprivation. Getting enough sleep also helps you look more refreshed by reducing dark circles, under-eye puffiness, and bloodshot eyes.

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If you have the chance, try to stop by one of these great events this weekend, brought to you by Miss Cozy:

Atlanta, Georgia – Have you looked at today’s date??  Its 9-02-10!  It shouldn’t go unnoticed!  So SweetWater Brewery has created a 90’s themed event to celebrate.  Hosted by Metromix and SweetWater, tonight the Peach Pit comes to Atlanta for an all out 90’s bash - to celebrate America’s favorite past time: 90210!  Go big or go home and dress up like Kelly, Steve, David, Donna, Brandon, Dylan, Valerie or Andrea, because everyone in costume will receive half off their entrance fee.  (You must be 21+ – Entrance is $8)  The theme is original 90210, so the more 90’s the better: Jean jackets, gelled hair and mini dresses are not only appropriate, they are highly encouraged.  Get some SweetWater goodies for the best dressed and best looking couple.  SweetWater Brewery is located at 195 Ottley Drive Northeast – Atlanta. For more information visit sweetwaterbrew.com

Phoenix, Arizona – Kick off Hispanic Heritage month this Saturday, September 4th 2010 from 11 am to 6 pm, as the Wickenburg Chamber of Commerce sponsors the annual 21st Fiesta de Septiembre. The event takes place in Historic downtown Wickenburg, and includes Mariachi groups, folklorico dancers, salsa and margarita contests, outdoor mercado, food and beverage cantina, historic photo exhibits, and a food fair!  Wickenburg Community Center 160 N. Valentine Street. For more information visit outwickenburgway.com

Boston, Massachusetts – If you’re in Boston this weekend, the one event to check out is their traditional Gloucester Schooner Festival.  This 26th annual schooner festival takes place in America’s oldest seaport. Running from September 3rd until September 6th, close to 50 ships are expected to participate in two days of racing, celebration and events, including Sunday’s “Mayor’s Race.” Sponsored by Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce, enjoy a full schedule of activities from sailing, tours, fireworks display over Gloucester Harbor, a festival party, and more! For more information visit capeannevacations.com.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – Stop by the 45th Annual Polish-American Family Festival and County Fair to enjoy a three-day festival of all things Polish. Running from September 4th until September 6th 2010, this event is infused with the Polish spirit, featuring vendors, kielbasa, pierogi, loads of entertainment (yes, there’s polka), and much more. Located at 654 Ferry Road Doylestown, PA 18901. For more information vist czestochowa.us

Columbus, Ohio – The mission of the Native American Indian Center is to preserve, protect and promote Native American culture, spirituality and philosophy. This has been accomplished through traditional Powwow’s, as they are the greatest expression of Native American Indian art. Join them during their traditional Labor Day Powwow, to encompass the values, traditions and spirituality of many native cultures. This weekend, from September 4th until September 6th 2010, enjoy traditions including Native American dancing, singing, food and crafts.  Located at Franklin County Fairgrounds, 4100 Columbia St., Hilliard – Weekend pass: $15, Adults: $7. For more information visit naicco.org

Can you pull off Louis Vuitton's Spring Frizz-for-All?

With Fashion Week right around the corner, it becomes more and more obvious that not all of us can sport a frizzy do quite like the models a la LV. (Unless you’re AfroBella.) Whether you have curly hair, straight hair, or wear your curly hair straight, out-of-control frizz tends to be be less of a fierce beauty statement and more of a hassle.

Miss Cozy’s Tip of the Day: Some natural ‘do it at home’ remedies are the best solutions frizzy hair. To create balance in natural chemicals that may cause frizzy hair, try rinsing with equal amounts of apple vinegar and water after conditioning. This will smooth out hair cuticles. (Keep eyes tightly shut if using this method – vinegar stings.) Shea butter can also smooth out hair while preventing a greasy look.

Avoid using a hair brush if you have frizz-prone hair. Try using a hair pick and finger combing when hair is dry. Avoid rubbing wet hair with a towel. Instead, try letting wet hair set in a towel for ten minutes after a shower. Air-drying hair whenever possible, instead of using a blow dryer. Another suggestion is to try adding a dime-sized amount of natural vegetable glycerin to water and applying to wet hair after a shower. This can also be mixed into a gel or mousse product that you regularly use.

Lastly, avoid hair products that contain drying ingredients such as sodium lauryl sulfate and alcohol. Some of the best remedies for frizzy hair can also be the cheapest.

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If you have the chance, try to stop by one of these great events this weekend:

San Francisco, California -  Another food fest–but one focusing on local, sustainable, DIY (Do it yourself) food and drinks. Contests in butchery, canning and jamming, demos on raising chickens, keeping bees and making cheese; sustenance such as roti, paella, ice cream, homemade beer and kombucha. This festival runs from August 27th until August 29th @ Jack London Square (Broadway and Embarcadero), Oakland. For more information visit Eat Real Festival.

Denver, Colorado – Formerly known as the Natural History Museum, the Denver Museum of Nature & Science offers educational fun for all ages. The Museum was founded in 1900 by Denver naturalist Edwin Carter. Today, the collection houses more than one million objects from around the world. This Monday, August 30th 2010, enjoy a Free Day @ the Denver Museum of Nature and Science – @ the Denver Museum of Nature & Science, 2001 Colorado Blvd. from 9 am – 5 pm (Free admission for Colorado residents) – 303-322-7009. For more information visit Denver Museum of Nature & Science.

Washington, DC - “Feet in the Street” – No Cars, No Traffic, Just fun! This second annual event will be held on Saturday, August 28, 2010 – 9 am-3 pm at Fort Dupont Park. ‘The District Department of Transportation (DDOT) and the National Park Service are teaming up to host a car-free event in Fort Dupont Park in Southeast Washington to promote physical activity, green transportation choices, and community spirit.’ Come join in Putting your Feet in the street and run, walk, bike, skate and other organized activities – including nature hikes, rock climbing wall, fitness classes, community garden tours and vegetable gleaning, healthy cooking demonstrations, free bike rentals courtesy of Bike and Roll and more! For more information visit Feet in the Street.

Orlando, Florida – “Tears for Fears” (nope, not a scary movie, but rather a concert) will be held this Saturday, August 28th 2010 from 4:00pm – 10:00pm. @ City Hall Plaza (included in the downtown concert series). This concert is ffeaturing the Gibson Smokin’ Opening Act, Rib Eating Contest, Free Cookies and more! For more info: 321-281-2000. For more information visit WMMO.com

Long Island, New York – Stop by the Annual Italian Festival presented by the Cellini Lodge/Sons of Italy. This festival runs until Sunday, August 29, 2010. There will be an international food court, delectable zeppoles, pastries and other goodies! Enjoy Music and Fireworks on Saturday, and on Sunday, from 3pm to 5 pm, everyone enjoys FREE admission plus half-price on pasta. For more inf o, contact (516) 747-1680. For more information visit Cellini Lodge #2206.

Runway image courtesy of Elle.com

The Château Élan in Braselton, Georgia is the perfect mix of sophistication and southern hospitality. Doesn’t the name just evoke luxury? The quaint winery resort stationed just 30 minutes shy of Atlanta just this month completed a $1.5 million renovation on the spa alone. From the start, owners Donald and Nancy Panoz had their hearts set on opening a resort and spa that marries the charm of the south and European luxury. The tale of the how the two met explains it all. The Panozes met in West Virginia and both served in Japan; Donald as an Army Intelligence Officer and Nancy as a Counter Intelligence Secretary.

Full Couples Room at the Newly Renovated Spa Haven

While traveling the world, Georgia became a frequent pit stop. During one of their stays they tasted Muscadine wine made from indigenous Muscadine grapes. They questioned why no one grew vinifera grapes and were told that it couldn’t be done in the region. The Panozes proved that theory wrong by opening the Château Élan winery resort, which stands on 3,500 acres and has won hundreds of national and international awards.

Full Jacuzzi

The spa fit for royalty has 35 treatment rooms, relaxation areas and couples rooms. There are also 14 themed overnight rooms and its own restaurant, Fleur de Lis. The spa itself runs on a team of 95 people, providing extensive European style treatments including massage and wellness therapies, hydrotherapy, sauna, steam room and much more.

Take a break in the Relaxation Room

Of course, if you live in Georgia you’ll be able to take in the luxury yourself with $50 treatments during Spa Week on the East Coast, October 11-17. Château Élan is poised to book up fast, so make sure you’re ready to dial come September 13th, when the Spa Week directory launches on Spaweek.com.

For more information about the Château Élan experience click here.

Let’s roll ‘em baby! Or not. By day five of your Hangover style excursion, you’re bruised and battered by the heavy cameras of clumsy tourists, every sight has been seen, and your tummy can’t handle another all-you-can-eat buffet. Curiosity is piqued and now you want to experience life off the strip. We got the scoop on all there is to do in Vegas from the gurus at Vegas.com. Some of city’s best attractions are tucked behind the limelight.

Start Your Engine

Pole Position Raceway Las Vegas. Curb your need for speed at the Pole Position Raceway Las Vegas. The track is open Sunday to Thursday 11am-11pm and from 11am to midnight on the weekend. The prices are for 2 races per adult is $55 3 race per adult is $80. Score an All-You-Can-Race Day Pass for $125. For more information click here.

Climb

Keep those abs, arms and legs toned and ready for more poolside lounging at the Red Rock Climbing Center. If you ever wondered what a huge mountain trapped in doors would look like, here’s your chance. The walls stand at a towering 35 feet, with routes measuring 100 feet in length. For the daredevils, there is also 1,000 square feet worth of overhangs and roof routes. Go Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. – 10 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday, 9 a.m. – 9 p.m. Grab a day pass for $15, or a monthly pass for $60, 5-climb punch card available for $60, 10-climb punch card available for $90. Equipment rental (shoes and harness) for $8. For more information click here.

Indulge

After a long day of sight seeing and extreme sports you’ll need a big meal to get your energy back up. The Tillerman Las Vegas is a classic, upscale eatery that has been in business for 30 years. Fill up on hearty steaks and tasty seafood. Each day, the freshest, highest quality fish is brought in by Chef Miguel Magana for that night’s dinner service. Delicious turf-style appetizer choices include Asian crackling baby back ribs, Cajun beef and escargot in portabello mushroom caps. For more information click here.

Be Dazzled

What is a trip to Vegas without a stopping by the kingdom of high  exuberance? Step into the glamorous mirrored world of Liberace and you’ll see an extravagant piano covered in tiny mirrored squares, a dazzling mirrored covered Rolls Royce, flashy costumes, and unlimited amounts of sparkling bling.  Created in 1976, his non-profit Liberace Foundation for the Performing & Creative Arts helps college students receive scholarship assistance. For more information click here.

Bliss Out

Finally, after that Vegas style triathlon, it’s time to indulge in some much needed spa time at Facelogic Las Vegas. Conveniently located 15 minutes from the South end of the Las Vegas Strip the relaxation haven embraces Southern Nevada residents, as well as visitors from out of town to experience high end facials at an affordable rate. For Spa Week, September 13-19th ($50 treatments !) Facelogic Las Vegas wants to glam you up with facials, massages, and more! Indulge in any of the treats below. 4360 Blue Diamond Road, Las Vegas, NV 89139, (702)- 531-3223

1. 65 Min Customized Signature Facial & Brow Wax, Including Décolleté, Neck, Arms and Hand Massage
2. 60 Min Diamond Point Microdermabrasion Elite Facial, Including Décolleté, Neck, Arms and Hand Massage
3. 60 Min Casmara European Mask Facial, Including Décolleté, Arms and Hand Massage & Choice of 8 Masks

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