If you are in Sarasota, do stop in at the Selby Library. It is a great free stop on the tourist tour. Here are five free (or really cheap) things you can
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MIAMI BEACH – An old view of Lincoln Road. Anyone for Darby’s Sandwich Shop? For anyone interested in Florida’s retro restaurants, visit the Flickr site: http://www.flickr.com/groups/735224@N25/pool/with/7056525147/#photo_7056525147 If you remember anything great about
MIAMI BEACH – The Bass Museum of Art resumed its celebrated HOT NIGHTS COOL JAZZ concert series through Friday, July 27 from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. The four-week summer series will
SARASOTA – Tropical storm Debby left lots of rain on Florida, and even washed out a few beaches. But at Sarasota’s Siesta Key, somehow the sand survived the wave action. One day
PARRISH – Just east of the outlet mall in Ellenton in Manatee County is the Florida Railroad Museum. It’s a museum of real trains put together by volunteers, and on weekends they
DAYTONA BEACH – Through September 9 at the Museum of Arts & Sciences is the show “Empire and Empathy – Vintage Photographs of Russia.” It features rare glimpses of everyday life in Russia,
MIAMI – Florida is one of the nation’s great cattle rearing states. Not only are there large cattle ranches in the middle of the state, but also dairy operations. One such brand
THE VILLAGES – This retirement mecca north of Tampa near Lady Lake is the world capital of golf carts. Low emission, inexpensive, and earth friendly, these carts allow seniors to travel around