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…
I enjoy my lunch strolls. But today I enjoyed it more. Finding these bike racks/bike stands (whatever they are called) around the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM). I found out that they have been here since 2008 (10 years ago!). How could I have missed them. Not only artistic but very Read more…
A nice sunny day to wander around the streets of Toronto with a friend. A beautiful mural beside Toronto Fire Station 333 (207 Front Street E.) Another street art as we walked along. And finally – the Garden of Future Follies! (Front Street Promenade). Garden of Future Follies is a merry mix Read more…
It is spring!!! Time to get out from winter hibernation. Checking out the Winter Stations at the Toronto Beaches was one good reason to be out. Winter Stations – temporary art installations at the Beaches (installed on/around lifeguard chairs) to celebrate Toronto’s winter waterfront landscape. These installations were selected from an Read more…
From May 20 – August 20 of this year the Royal Botanical Garden in Hamilton had a LEGO exhibit titled “Nature Connects”. It featured 14 sculptures made up of more than 300,000 Lego bricks by New York artist Sean Kenney. Just a few of the beautiful and informative sculptures. Look Read more…