Gerrard St. (Greenwood-Coxwell) is known as Toronto’s Little India. Beautiful saris and sparkling jewelries are in most store fronts while the smell of spices and delicious food fill the air. The Canadian character is not lost in the area though with an art gallery, few coffee shops, a church, residents Read more…
Exhibit : Michelle/Riopelle: Nothing in Moderation Wednesdays from 6 to 9 pm, the AGO offers free admission. It is not the best of circumstances since it is usually the time when the AGO is packed and 3 hours is really not enough. But I do it whenever I am available. On this Read more…
Not your usual New York “touristy” photos. Beautiful art installation at the Hudson Yards. The security guard allowed me to take a photo with my cellphone only. This is not completed yet as it does not have the plaque of the artists and the name. Frontage of the Church of the Guardian Read more…
One of the places I wanted to check out was the High Line (also known as High Line Park). This 2.33 kilometers of an elevated linear park built on the disused section of the New York Central Railroad line. The park starts from Gansevoort St (3 blocks below 14th Street) Read more…
Splash of colors as we spent the remainder of day 1 walking around. Stained glass inside the St. Michael’s Catholic Church. The church was dimly lit as it was Good Friday. Entrance to the St. Michael’s Catholic Church. Stopping by for graffiti at 8th Ave. Even the cargo trucks/vans are Read more…