- December 4, 2025
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Hat maker Ronia Grillos drove all the way from California to be part of the art show.
Winners took a moment to pose with their art pieces for a group photo after they were given their awards.
Thomas Thorspecken focused as he painted the scene in front of him while practicing his urban sketching.
Olympia High seniors Nicole Semaan, Vivian Yang and Haley Campbell proudly posed by the piece they painted for the chalk-drawing contest.
Painter Vic Lee came from St. Johns County in northeast Florida to showcase his work.
Glass artist Alex Guliev took a moment to organize his miniature figurines.
David Julian uses a process he calls “hyperchrome" to create his images. He uses his original wildlife photos as bases for each of his “hyperchrome" images.
Don McCullough is a sculptor who works with lead-free pewter and silver and uses a soldering torch to make each of his pieces one drop at a time.
Ellie Jo Lovini sang beautifully in front of Town Hall.
Winter Garden photographer Gilbert Balderas got into photography just last year as a creative outlet, but he’s already featuring his work at art shows.
Gustavo Loza featured his work inside Town Hall for his second year attending the art show.
Justin Paul played tranquil tunes on his handpan throughout the event.
Husband-and-wife painters Lisa and Dr. Terry Mamounas set up their tents and paintings right next to each other.
Wood artist Nathan Tweeddale packed a van and took a road trip from West Virginia to take part in the art show.
Sculptures, paintings, photographs and other forms of art lined the streets of downtown Windermere from Feb. 29 to March 1 for the Fifth annual Windermere Fine Arts Show. The annual event brought together local artists and artists from around the country for two days of art appreciation. The event also included a chalk-drawing contest, various vendors and musical performances. Jeffery Thamert won best of show, Dr. Terry Mamounas won first place, Shields Long won second place and Noreen Coup won third place. Honorable mentions were given to Nathan Tweeddale, Ivaldo Robles and Susan Spraker.
