- April 24, 2024
-
-
Loading
Loading
Tracy and Scott Gerken and Marcy and George Fuller conversed before the ballet performance.
Jillian Price and Israel Escobedo donned colorful costumes and strolled throughout the gala.
Lillian Verkins and Virginia Arakelian took in the sights.
Gala guets were treated to an array of drinks upon walking into the museum.
James Young took his daughter Grace, who's always wanted to be a ballerina, to the ballet performance.
Art of Medicine founder Ken LaRoe, his wife Dr. Cindy LaRoe and Jonathan Wolf thought the gala had a strong turnout.
Orlando Ballet member Emma Guertin displayed various poses for guests.
Jim Hester and Janet Marks thought the event had some excellent artwork.
Neil Solomon and Dr. Coralis Solomon admired the paintings up for auction.
Carolina Massoni and Chris Castro donned disguises for the social event.
Michelle and Dr. Scott Boone dressed nice for the occasion.
Dr. Kim Ireland, Dalida Couturier and Janet and Ryan Warwick ate food and brainstormed Halloween costume ideas.
Matthew Frezzell guided guests to the ballet performance.
Dr. Tom Walsh and his wife Chongae came to the gala in style.
Cynthia Strollo had her eyes on Dr. Cindy LaRoe's clownfish painting.
Jeff and Stacey Williams had a fun evening at the museum.
Travis and Danielle Payne enjoyed the evening out.
Dr. Mark Trolice, also known as Mark Romeo, crooned for the arriving crowd.
Dr. Henry and Carmen Roberts and Fred Wittenstein thought this year's fundraiser was the best yet.
Nancy Wolf, and Jennie and Zaid Lagmay-Assad laughed over drinks.
The Art of Medicine gala blended color with charity at the Orlando Museum of Art on Friday, Oct. 21.
Pieces of artwork were auctioned off to benefit the University of Florida Trauma's Concussion, and Sports Neuromedicine Program to further invest in brain injury research. One such painting was from gala honoree Dr. Cindy LaRoe, who suffered a brain injury during a competitive biking accident and later found comfort in painting. The night held live and silent auctions, an awards ceremony, performers clad in colorful costumes, and a buffet dinner. VIP guests enjoyed a performance from the Orlando Ballet during an an early cocktail reception.
