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The Whitney Museum of American Art was founded in 1930 by Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney. In 2015, it moved to its current beautiful building in New York City meatpacking district. We were lucky enough to get tickets on the opening day. Since then, we try to stop by every time we are in town to see […]
The Exquisite Gardens In Bloom The Longhouse Reserve Sculpture Garden is in Long Island’s East Hampton. It is a beautifully wooded, exquisitely landscaped, 16-acre garden decorated by about 60 sculptures. Although the pavilion, which houses several other works, was still closed due to Covid during our May 2022 visit, we luckily visited when the gardens […]
The Hamptons Southampton and East Hampton collectively compose “The Hamptons”, which are located on Long Island’s South Fork. Unlike the North Fork, the cooler temperatures and less hospitable soils stemmed the South Fork’s development as a major agricultural center. Instead, its beeches, combined with its cooler summer temperatures drew tourists—especially those looking to escape the […]
The Long Island wine region is not generally on the must-do list of wine regions to explore. While it is not at the top of our list, we were in the area plus we had previously enjoyed some Long Island wines. We decided it was time to get reacquainted. The Long Island wine region consists […]
We don’t claim to have in-depth knowledge of the best Long Island restaurants as we’ve only been there a few times and each time were only there for a few days. But we always try to research and seek out the best places to eat. Here is what we found. Dining Options on Long Island […]
New York City’s Guggenheim Museum is housed in a Frank Lloyd Wright inverted-ziggurat design that is as impressive as the art that it holds. The spiral ramp leading to a skylight has been named as a National Historic Landmark as well as a UNESCO site. While we love the architecture, we also love visiting its […]