A few of our Choices...
Wynwood Arts District, Miami, Florida
This is warehouse district turned artistic hot spot. It's alive with lofts, art galleries, museums,
and studios. The 20 block neighborhood is being redone into an art-oriented, pedestrian community. Explore the Museum of Contemporary Art at Goldman Warehouse.
Carmel-by-the-Sea,
California
Artists have long been drawn to this town on the Monterey Peninsula. Meandering through
the over 100 galleries that line the quaint streets we couldn't help but wish that we could be part of such a lovely
community. The town is truly picture perfect. Quaint shops and restaurants lead to the pounding ice-blue surf and sandy beach.
Unfortunately, our budget isn't large enough to purchase real estate in this artistic community, but we still enjoy the ambiance
whenever we get over there.
In addition to myriad art galleries with everything from oil and acrilic paintings to ceramics
and photography, there is the Pacific Repertory Theatre, another place where culture thrives in this charming town.
Visit the Carmel Art Association, the second-oldest art cooperative in the country displalyilng works from over 120 local
artists. For lovers of the stage, check the schedule for the Golden Bough Playhouse. Visit or reside, there isn't a more beautiful
upscale artists colony anywhere.
Sedona,
Arizona
Where the red rocks meet the burning desert floor and artists and sensitives
hold sway.
Salt Spring Island, British Columbia, Canada
You will take a ferry ride over to this art haven between Vancouver and Victoria. The island has more
than 30 galleries and many are open year-round, but call first in the off-season. From the Easter
weekend through October, enjoy the popular Saturday Market, a perfect place to find home-made art and eats. So visit and take
in the waterfront setting.
