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Sharon Lorenzo shares her enthusiasm for the The Baker Museum, Naples, Florida Founded in 2000, the Baker Museum is a 30,000 square foot regional museum annexed to a large performance complex in the Pelican Bay area of Naples, Florida. In…
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The Eiffel Tower of Manhattan? Sharon Lorenzo introduces ASE to the new Hudson Yards, Fortune Magazine proclaimed that this sculpture in the new Hudson Yards Redevelopment Project might be considered the Eiffel Tower of Manhattan.[1] Looming 150 feet high with…
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We’ve got birds on our brains. There is something about birds – their shyness, their freedom, their colors and their seasonal appearances in our lives – they seem almost magical. It is spring and the birds are on the move….
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New York City is an island – get out on the water and enjoy the views. NYC ferry rides are a great deal. For $2.75, the price of a subway ticket, you can take a ferry from Wall Street, cruise…
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The little racquet sport that keeps on growing. I keep hearing about Pickleball – new courts, new people playing in new parts of the country. I am told that it is one of the fastest growing sports in America. It…
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Apps to find great restaurants where you live or when traveling. If you are in the mood to try a new restaurant but don’t have one in mind, or are in an unfamiliar city or on a road trip, it’s…
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Founded by Seward Johnson – Sharon Lorenzo visits the Sculpture Park, Museum, Arboretum and Restaurants. Dejeuner sur L’Herbe, 1863, Edouard Manet Grounds for Sculpture is a 42 acre park with an assemblage of over 270 works of art located in…
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This new museum is challenging and uplifting. I experienced this museum as a tribute to the irrepressibility of the human spirit. It is powerful. Give yourself time to absorb it. The museum building is unique and the thousands of artifacts,…
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Sayonara Supermarkets? In the very near future we’ll be describing to our kids or grandchildren the ‘old fashioned’ supermarkets we grew up with because younger generations will know a very different kind of grocery shopping. Technology will make shopping more…
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