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Sabrina and Nora Massoni played with beads on CFAmily Day.
Kingston Wallace played with play-doh on CFAmily Day.
Lilli Wallace made ice cream on CFAmily Day.
Matthew and Karis Forsythe explored the museum on CFAmily Day.
Jillian, Jonah and Adrianna Perez had family fun on CFAmily Day.
Pierce Guess and Chanelle Wallace made play-doh creations on CFAmily Day.
Abby Guess brought her son Waylon to the festivities on CFAmily Day.
The Morse Museum’s new “Iridescence” exhibit highlights a number of art glass pieces from the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
Mariana Ferraz, Marisa Ferraz, Sandra Millan and Bendito Ferraz enjoyed the music from the Beautiful Music Chamber Quartet at the Morse Museum
Pieces of art on the Crealdé School of Art grounds ranged from the abstract and geometric to the realistic and ambiguous.
Crealdé art instructor David Cumbie told the stories behind the dozens of sculptures on display at the school.
Pieces of art on the Crealdé School of Art grounds ranged from the abstract and geometric to the realistic and ambiguous.
Crealdé art instructor David Cumbie told the stories behind the dozens of sculptures on display at the school.
Pieces of art on the Crealdé School of Art grounds ranged from the abstract and geometric to the realistic and ambiguous.
Crealdé art instructor David Cumbie told the stories behind the dozens of sculptures on display at the school.
Pieces of art on the Crealdé School of Art grounds ranged from the abstract and geometric to the realistic and ambiguous.
Crealdé art instructor David Cumbie told the stories behind the dozens of sculptures on display at the school.
Pieces of art on the Crealdé School of Art grounds ranged from the abstract and geometric to the realistic and ambiguous.
Pieces of art on the Crealdé School of Art grounds ranged from the abstract and geometric to the realistic and ambiguous.
Pieces of art on the Crealdé School of Art grounds ranged from the abstract and geometric to the realistic and ambiguous.
Pieces of art on the Crealdé School of Art grounds ranged from the abstract and geometric to the realistic and ambiguous.
Pieces of art on the Crealdé School of Art grounds ranged from the abstract and geometric to the realistic and ambiguous.
Pieces of art on the Crealdé School of Art grounds ranged from the abstract and geometric to the realistic and ambiguous.
Jazz trio Sportiello, Parrott and Metz gave the Blue Bamboo Center for the Arts a musical night to remember.
Nicki Parrott showcased her singing voice and skill with the bass at the Sportiello, Parrott and Metz trio concert at Blue Bamboo.
Rossano Sportiello tickled the ivories for the Sportiello, Parrott and Metz trio.
Jazz trio Sportiello, Parrott and Metz gave the Blue Bamboo Center for the Arts a musical night to remember.
Eddie Metz kept time for the jazz trio and threw in some creative fills at the Blue Bamboo gig.
A cappella outfit Voctave united with the Bach Festival Orchestra to make their orchestral debut during the Weekend of the Arts in Winter Park.
Winter Park’s arts community once again showed its artistic side with the second annual Weekend of the Arts from Feb. 15 to 18. The event, organized by the city’s Arts and Culture Alliance, had 18 arts groups across the city showcased their cultural programs and events to the Winter Park community.
The Morse Museum of American Art kicked off the weekend with an open house featuring live music from the Beautiful Music Chamber Quartet on Friday, Feb. 15. The museum was free for the entirety of the weekend.
Families spent time making crafts and exploring Rolling’s College’s Cornell Fine Arts Museum during its CFAmily Day on Saturday, Feb. 16.
Crealdé School of Art curator David Cumbie led guests on a sculpture garden tour on Saturday, Feb. 16.
A cappella outfit Voctave united with the Bach Festival Orchestra to make their orchestral debut during the Weekend of the Arts in Winter Park on Saturday, Feb. 16, and Sunday, Feb. 17.
The New York City-based Sportiello, Parrott, and Metz Trio played a lively jazz show at the Blue Bamboo Center for the Arts on Sunday, Feb. 17
Photos by Harry Sayer and Tim Freed
