Every summer for 3 years now – brain sculptures created by artists are displayed in some Greater Toronto Area locations to raise awareness on mental health. I always look forward to this exhibit and make sure I locate and view most of the sculptures. This year there are 40 sculptures Read more…
Second thing we did before leaving New Brunswick was the obligatory stop and photo with Shediac’s lobster sculpture. It is said that Shediac boasted to have the largest lobsters. To make this true – they had a sculpture made of the biggest lobster. Now no one can dispute. And then our first 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…
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…