This wonderful addition to the Everson museum should not be missed. A stunning renovation of the small space used for the cafe compliments the vision and helps to make this an immersive experience with the ceramics, donated by Louise Rosenfield, and the wonderful food. Louise donated over 3000 eclectic ceramic pieces from over 500 artists. They are now serving High tea which should be on your list of "things to do". Reservations required.
I had tomato soup which came with a slice of toasted bread and a side of apple slaw. I also had a cup of tea , they have a very nice selection. The food was very good and was really special being served in beautiful ceramic pieces.
The annual Christmas trees exhibition was lovely to walk through....the trees are scattered throughout the museum. They had several exhibits which I enjoyed immensely. Lessons in Geometry, Jake Troyli- Open Season and Joyce Kozloff- Contested Territories. read more