- November 3, 2020
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Jakob Radke, right, was all smiles as he created crafts with his nana, Anita Vrionides.
Meghan Amundson, left, and Kim Amellin added some color to each others’ lives.
Sebastian Crabtree holds up a flock of origami “peace birds.” The paper used to make each bird each bears a prayer, which were all collected over a two-week period.
Members of East Winter Garden Arts After 5 performed “Hard Knock Life” as a tease for their upcoming performance of “Annie Jr.”
Janelle Bell-Martin painted a cityscape onto set piece that will be used in an upcoming performance of “Annie Jr.” by Winter Garden Arts After 5.
Justine Martin painted a set piece white to be later re-painted with a cityscape. The piece will be used in an upcoming performance of “Annie Jr.” by Winter Garden Arts After 5.
From left: Tamera Chrstensen, Renée Schneider and Carol McCormack caught up as they worked on a mosaic.
Kim Amellin focused on painting a communal "Take pART" mural.
Art lovers packed the halls of St. Luke’s United Methodist Church on Saturday, July 14, for the church’s inaugural “Take pART: A Festival of the Arts.” Festival-goers enjoyed performances, an array workshops, an artist alley, food trucks and an open-mic night. The event was held to celebrate the arts in the community, and was offered free of charge.
“We wanted to create a supportive space where artists could get connected and feel supported,” St. Luke’s Executive Director of Marketing Dawn Fleming said. “We wanted this to be a unique arts festival, so there’s no competition. We’re not selling artwork here. It’s really about supporting local artists and celebrating creativity.”
