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Hawkers Asian Street Fare served up some smoking-good samples.
Brad Daubensbeck, Tom Oles and Chad Lawrence
The Boathouse had plenty of oysters to choose from.
Rachel and Joe Martin and Courtney Tarpley
Todd and Mary Taylor and Katherine Bordelon
Lorenzo and Shawn Musella struck a pose in the photo booth.
Paula Haughey and Trace Burt
Paula Haughey, Rebecca Hanson, Jen Lorrey, Lisa Khan, Amy Mitchell, Jessi Ohri and Ericka Lanford
Paula Haughey, Bill Haile, Jennifer and Steve Tinn, Dawn Jarvis, Kerry McGavin and Colby Coletta
Jennifer Tinn and Paula Haughey
Adam Radford, Joel Piedra and Francisco Nieves
Windermere Police Chief Dave Ogden and Shelly Ogden
Jim and Dawn Jarvis
DJ Flatline amped the music up toward the end of the night.
This 3D map of the Butler Chain of Lakes was one of many items up for auction.
Rania JeBailey, Annette Castro, Trish Dean, Jane McGraw and Teresa Fraley showed off their bottle of wine.
Windermere Mayor Gary Bruhn and Dale Cox
Kathy and Craig Lopus
Lisa Call, Tina Myers, Teresa Fraley, Annette Castro and Trish Dean
Kim Metschke, David Brinckerhoff, Windermere Town Manager Robert Smith and Windermere Police Officer Ryan Miller
Lori Montgomery, Theresa Schretzmann-Myers, Ernie Myers and Windermere Councilman Richard Montgomery
Dana Berry and Laure Hitzig Clavette
Guests had a blast posing with props in the photo booth.
Windermere Councilman Chris Sapp and Amanda Sapp
Windermere Mayor Gary Bruhn
WINDERMERE There was no shortage of wine and delectable cuisine samples during the sixth annual Windermere Wine and Dine. Held Saturday, Jan. 26, in the heart of Windermere, the event brought about 1,000 participants and restaurateurs out to have a good time. Guests could sample dozens of varieties of wine, try small dishes from 26 restaurants and dance the night away. Proceeds from the event each year go toward town charities, and a portion also will fund an outreach grant earmarked for Central Florida Commission on Homelessness’ Impact Youth project.
