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BLACK TIE: Nehrling Gardens’ 2019 Corks, Caladiums & Canvases

Guests sipped, snacked and strolled their way through the scenic gardens, taking in nature and artists’ interpretation of it.

By Danielle Hendrix
| 10:01 p.m. April 28, 2019

Boy Scouts of America Troop 225’s Kevin Franzka presented his plans for building a lighted pathway for Nehrling Gardens.

Boy Scouts of America Troop 225’s Kevin Franzka presented his plans for building a lighted pathway for Nehrling Gardens.

Justin Paul

Tiana Adkins

Gina and Steve Grether

Gina and Steve Grether

Reed Berry and his mother, Caroline Walker

Reed Berry and his mother, Caroline Walker

Roger Kipp and Jean Collins

Roger Kipp and Jean Collins

Jenny Summers and Mark Wollard

Jenny Summers and Mark Wollard

Betty and Jim Ballenger

Betty and Jim Ballenger

Cindy Christmas and Doug McGinnis

Cindy Christmas and Doug McGinnis

Stephen Withers

Stephen Withers

Leo Lopez

Gustavo Loza

John and Linda Leloudis

John and Linda Leloudis

Karen Williams

Dawn Willis, Nick Emanuel, Norma and Byron Sutton, Windermere Rotary Club President Don and Karen Hairston

Dawn Willis, Nick Emanuel, Norma and Byron Sutton, Windermere Rotary Club President Don and Karen Hairston

Mike and Karen Neff

Mike and Karen Neff

Deborah and Roger Rees

Deborah and Roger Rees

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It was a busy but beautiful evening at Nehrling Gardens on Saturday, April 27, during the annual Corks, Caladiums & Canvases fundraiser. Guests could sample from the local food vendors, breweries and wine sponsors stationed throughout the grounds, and could also see artists painting or drawing live along the pathways. Many pieces of art were up for grabs in the silent auction, and attendees were encouraged to mix, mingle and enjoy the beauty of nature as they made their way around the gardens.