- April 19, 2024
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Wendy and Rand Rex chatted with Karick Price and Wade Ricketson.
A live band played smooth music for the crowd to dance to.
Every tree lining the walls of the Orlando Musuem of Art was available for purchase.
10-year council member Debbie Greear, sponsor Rich Dingman and Heidi McDaniel were thrilled to support the Orlando Museum of Art's educational programs.
Tasty holiday snacks were in high demand during the event.
Gary Kane, council member Candace Reed and Larry Simonetti were a well-dressed trio.
12-year council member Betty Sandhagen and her husband Ray admired one of the rooms full of Christmas trees.
Jeff Abraham, Jen Walsh and council member Gail and Peter Bove contributed to the event in several ways.
Mariley Nascimento and sponsor Eileen Tongson looked fabulous at the festival.
Annette Ford of Covelli Enterprises and Lynn McKinney were a striking duo at the event.
Lavish gingerbread treats were on display and up for purchase in the museum.
Co-chairs Debbie Clancy and Paula Kennedy were proud of all the work that was put into the festival.
This snowy setting is made entirely from chocolate.
Neiman Marcus figures Robert Roubideaux, Gabriele Gannaway and Daniel Nieto gave some of their proceeds from the night to the Orlando Museum of Art.
Sponsors Kimberly Kolovos and Daphne Greer were elegantly dressed for the night's festivities.
Maxine Earhardt and Joyce Adams displayed some lively wall art.
Sisters Lynzie and Morgan Fess volunteered for the Council of 101 in the gingerbread house exhibit.
Council of 101 president Ginger Kane and Penny Zwalina thought the weekend event was one of the best yet.
Avera Acai and Chantel McCabe wanted to dress up for a good cause.
Bob and Vicky Crozier sampled wine and checked out trees.
It took Dicky Stegall over two months to find and construct all the materials for her tree. She made it in honor of her father.
Jennifer Bates posed with Amy France and her first constructed tree.
Debbie and Lee Glasser had so much fun at their first Festival of Trees. Debbie worked as a provisional on the Council of 101.
Mercedes and Kevin Bermejo had a lovely night with Catherine Jane and Melanie Sandvig.
The Orlando Museum of Art was filled with holiday cheer during its annual Festival of Trees Friday, Nov. 10.
The 31st annual event, held as always by the Council of 101, was themed "The Gift of the Holidays". Guests ate and drank in the company of lavishly-designed Christmas trees as well as sparkling ornaments that lined the museum walls. One of the wings was home to the Gingerbread Village, a collection of intricately designed, edible gingerbread houses from local pastry chefs. Those gingerbread houses, as well as the numerous Christmas trees and throughout the museum, were available for purchase by guests. All proceeds from the event went to the Orlando Museum of Art.
