M A R C H 25-28, 2021
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BENEFITING ORLANDO MUSEUM OF ART MARCH 25 – 28, 2021
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WELCOME ART IN BLOOM: 2021 PLANNING COMMITTEES IN SUPPORT OF THE ORLANDO MUSEUM OF ART THANK YOU SHOW SCHEDULE / SPECIAL EVENTS DAILY SHOW FEATURES ART IN BLOOM: GRAND PARTNERSHIPS ART IN BLOOM: FLORAL DESIGNERS EXHIBITORS / POPUP SHOPS ANTIQUES DEALER MANAGER CHARLES F. MILLER FINE ART & SILENT AUCTION FARMERS & ARTISAN MARKET COUNCIL OF 101 MEMBERS SPONSORS UPCOMING EXHIBITION / EVENT
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Welcome
to the premiere Central Florida spring event, Art in
Bloom a Festival of Fine Arts & Flowers. On behalf of Council of 101, thank you for joining us! Whether it is for a few hours or all three days of the show, we invite you to venture into a beautiful world of art and flowers. Prepare to bloom with excitement over Art in Bloom, showcasing a stunning array of art-inspired floral installations throughout the Museum’s galleries and experience the influence of flowers. Enjoy the many special events being offered and delight in the sensational bouquet of shopping experiences while touring the show. Whether you are an avid collector, novice, or a home decorator, you will be thrilled with the selection of quality antiques and vintage collectibles dealers have to offer. Our new open-air Farmers & Artisan Market offers the perfect opportunity to purchase a gorgeous orchid, and a lovely assortment of locally produced products. Abloom with designer-inspired gifts, exquisite Tahitian pearls, and artwork inspired by the beauty of a bloom, the Pop-Up Shops are also the perfect place to shop! Stop by the Petit Café 101 and enjoy one of Lolo’s art in bloom signature cookies and a glass of champagne to complete your visit. This year we are especially excited to feature our Fine Art Auction, showcasing Central Florida’s internationally recognized artists. This beautifully, curated auction, allows visitors to shift from being a museum observer to an active collector offering a wide range of prices and styles. We would like to extend a special thank you to our many loyal patrons, sponsors, and volunteers. How very grateful we are to have the support of our community. Enjoy the show! Jill Toole Council of 101 President, 2020-2021
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Art in Bloom 2021 Planning Committees We would like to extend our sincere thanks to the Council of 101 members for their continuous dedication and support of The Orlando Museum of Art. This was an especially challenging year and the following women and committees lead the council with perseverance and grace! Bourbon & Blooms - Opening Night Reception
Stacy Jennings
Floral Interpretive Designer Liason
Gwen Rich
Overall Décor
Jamieson Thomas
Petit Café 101
Debbie Greear, 2020/21 Provisionals
Daily Entertainment
Suzie Bethel
Barley & Blooms 2020/21 Provisionals,
Christine Girand
Farmers & Artisan Outdoor Market
Anne Olenek
Antiques Dealers & Pop-up shops
Elizabeth Francetic
Fine Art and Silent Auction
Paula Kennedy, Jamieson Thomas
Sponsorship
Pam Webb
Museum Liason Donna Neck Marketing Carla Bray Volunteers Amy
Arnold - Sirmans
Signage Amy Hitchner
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Council of 101 IN SUPPORT OF TH E OR L A ND O M U S E U M OF ART
Council of 101 is excited to share with you our fundraising efforts in support of the Orlando Museum of Art. Each year, the Council partners with sponsors, patrons, volunteers, and friends from our Central Florida community to create the magic of these popular annual events. The Museum is one of Florida’s vital cultural institutions and the women of 101 have committed their time and talent for over fifty years with over $12 million in support of the Museum’s goals. Hand in hand with area businesses and community volunteers, the Council has continued to expand projects such as the Festival of Trees, Art in Bloom and the Corporate Lease Program to further the cultural development and appreciation of the visual arts in our community. Each year, the Festival of Trees transforms the Museum into a wonderland replete with sparkling trees, vignettes, and stunning décor for visitors of all ages. Trees, wreaths, gingerbread houses, and decorative accessories are available for purchase. First presented in 1986, this event is now enjoyed by more than 20,000 attendees every year. Our annual spring event, Art in Bloom - Festival of Fine Arts & Flowers began as an Antiques & Garden Show in 1983. Art in Bloom is honored to continue to enjoy the presence of highly respected antiques dealers offering an array of fine quality antiques, paintings, jewelry, porcelain, and vintage collectibles. Central Florida’s extremely talented floral designers will impress us with breathtaking floral presentations inspired by the museum’s permanent collection. Local tastemakers will highlight this year’s fundraiser Art in Bloom a Festival of Fine Arts & Flowers including Bourbon & Blooms - Opening Night Preview Party, Barley & Blooms - Wine & Beer Garden, Open air Farmers & Artisan Market, Petit Café 101, Champagne & Mimosa bar. Art in Bloom 2021 introduces our first Fine Art Auction, showcasing Central Florida’s internationally recognized artists. The auction can be enjoyed online or in person and will include a special drawing for a Stacy Barter still life and an old Florida package including a painting by Kelvin Hair - son of one of the original highwaymen and a 2 night stay at the Mount Dora Inn. The Council’s Corporate Lease Program began purchasing museum quality prints and gifting them to the Orlando Museum of Art forming the basis for the Contemporary American Graphics Collection in 1974. Works selected from this collection are available for lease to Central Florida businesses.
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Thank You TH E C OUNC IL OF 1 01 WI S HE S TO T HA NK T HE FOLLOWING SPONSORS A N D FR I E N D S FOR T HE I R GE NE ROU S S U PPORT! MARIGOLD SPONSORS Dr. Phillips Charities SILVER LACE VINE SPONSORS A Host of Things The Bates Family Ruth & Gerry Hartman The Higgins Family Trust Ralphine Ippolitti Lee Foundation Lolo’s Cookie Co. The Martha Ellen Tye Foundation The Neville Family Patriot Press Persimmon Hollow Brewing The Rich Family Shaun O’Dwyer Flowers & Events Steinway Piano Galleries of Orlando The Toole Family Tramell Webb Partners, Inc. Jan Walker Wellons Communications BRONZE MUM SPONSORS & FRIENDS ABC Fine Wine & Spirits A Chair Affair ABC Fine Wine & Spirits Arthur’s Creative Events & Catering Bungalower CFL Sounds of Freedom Band & Color Guard Claire & Hal Schmidt Council of 101 Members Council of 101 Provisional Class 2020-2021 Creative Arts Garden Club Debbie Casulo Debbie Greear Debbie Clancy Donna Neck Edgez Dance Elizabeth Francetic Fortis Enterprises LLC Frances Demetree-Dasher Friends of American Art
Harpist Elizabeth Seabrooks Harwood Watson Dance Studios High Heels & Sawdust Etsy Shop Holland + Knight LLP Jack Jennings + Sons Joseph Jovanni Entertainment Katrena Luoni Kelvin Hair – Highwaymen Artist Lady Lion Creations Landscape Builders, Inc Linda & Mike Cegelis Loggerhead Distillery Mad Made Pottery Maxine’s on Shine McDonald Toole Wiggins Mercedes Perex-Poveda Nancy Rodlum One Way Valet Orange Appeal Magazine Orlando Children's Choir Orlando Museum of Art Staff Orlando Museum of Art Volunteers Orlando Police Department Orlando Sentinel Outdoor Services, Inc. Palmano Group Real Estate Pat Scully Paula Kennedy Pianist Hugh Bowen Pianist Julie Campese Pianist Mary Ann Buckman Pianist Sal Arico PRP Wine International Rumberger, Kirk Spectrum Media Stafford Portraits The Lovett Family The Paper Bar Company The Rex & Webb Families Toni Jennings Triangle Reprographics, Inc. USA Dance Orlando Victoria O’Day
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Show Schedule SHOW DATES March 25 - 28, 2021 SHOW HOURS Friday / Saturday / Sunday: 10am - 5pm SHOW ADMISSION $15 Adults / $5 Children (Ages 3-11) Tickets include admission to the Orlando Museum of Art’s current exhibition A Boundless Drop to a Boundless Ocean, permanent collections, and Art in Bloom.
Special Events Thursday, March 26 OPENING - NIGHT PREVIEW PARTY 6:00 - 8:00pm / $150 per person Enjoy an open bar with craft cocktails, special bourbon tastings, hors d’oeuvres amid the sounds of rhythm & blues. A drawing for a real time Highwaymen painting by Kelvin Hair will go home with the lucky winner at the end of the festival. Meet the Designers: Enjoy the opportunity to engage with the artists and floral designer to learn about their inspirations. Friday, March 26 BARLEY & BLOOMS, WINE & BEER GARDEN 6:00 - 8:00pm / $75 per person Join us in the Sculpture Plaza by Miriam's Garden (dedicated to late Council of 101 member Miriam Staples Kersey) for a lovely evening of beer and wine as we raise a glass to a new season. Enjoy exclusive evening access to Art in Bloom: Festival of Fine Arts and Flowers and current exhibition A Boundless Drop To A Boundless Ocean. Sponsored by Persimmon Hollow Brewery
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Daily Show Features Fine Art Auction | Farmers & Artisan Outdoor Market | Petit Café 101 | Pop-up Shops | Daily Entertainment | Champagne & Mimosa bar | Chalk Art on the Plaza All ages will enjoy fun activities throughout the day. Plan time to visit the Outdoor Farmers and Artisan market with special presentations by Orchids in Bloom on Sunday, show your chalk art skills on the concrete canvas and engage in a springtime floral scavenger hunt - all at the Orlando Museum of Art. Decorate your bikes and ride on over for the Blooming Bike” contest and pick up a refreshment at our Petit Café 101 and enjoy a fresh air picnic in Loch Haven Park. See you there!
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Art in Bloom: Grand Partnerships
A Festival of Fine Arts and Flowers is an exciting spring fundraising event for the Council of 101 and the Orlando Museum of Art. Many creative people, ideas and features must come together before a successful conclusion can occur. Renowned Central Florida florists have supported the event and participated. These creative designers once again will inspire our visitors with their spectacular floral interpretations of the OMA’s permanent art collection and current exhibition A Boundless Drop to a Boundless Ocean. Thank you to all of our floral designers who have come together to make the Council of 101’s Art in Bloom, a Festival of Fine Arts and Flowers a springtime success!
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Art in Bloom: Floral Designers Council of 101 Provisional Class 2020-21 councilof101.org
Little Wild Bloom Stephanie Forshee littlewildbloom.com
Creative Arts Garden Club Becky Lindhorst Suzanne Locke
Orlando Garden Club Joann Mulinaire Judy Gore orlandogardenclub.org
Farm Gal Flowers Eileen Tongson farmgalflowers.com First Presbyterian Church Donna Garcia Cheryl Cheske-Hancock fpco.org Flower No.5 Robert Balanger Anthony Mauss flowerno5.com
SMRS Design Rikhil Amin Irma Kirveliene smrsdesign.com Shaun O'Dwyer Events and Designs Shaun O'Dwyer soeventdesign.com Sweetwater Oaks Garden Club Margaret Kirkpatrick swogc.org
Ian Tafoya Designs Ian Tafoya iantafoyadesigns.com Ikebana International Irene Gomulka
Windermere Garden Club Maureen Tuber Ceme Curley Arjuna Dusheria Sirin Nurani windermeregardenclub.org
Kelly Shannon Floral Kelly Shannon Nicol Lee kellyshannonfloral.com Lee Forrest Designs Lee Forrest, Jaimz Dillman leeforrestdesign.com
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Exhibitors Babs Fellman Attitude! Custom Jewelry Designs
Somerset Antiques Estate Jewelry, Small Furniture, Wall Art & Mirrors
Barbara and Harris Fellman McIntosh, FL Ph: 352.591.4757
Leesburg, VA
The Button Box Fine Antique Buttons, Small Boxes & Period Accessories
Thirteenth Colony Arts C. Duncan Connelly 19th to Mid 20th Century American & European Paintings & Sculpture Atlanta, GA
Bruce Beck Cedarburg, WI Ph: 262.375.1794 Cell: 262.389.0156 C. Miller & Co. Furniture, Accessories and more Chapel Hill, NC Ph: 386.255.5922 LaPoma & LaPoma American Furniture, Victorian Jewelry, Sterling Items, Fossils & Seashells Joanne and Mario LaPoma Franklin, NC lapomaandlapoma.com
Tropical Tapestries Large"Antique" transfer painted canvases Helli Luck Pawleys Island, SC helliluckfineart.com Victorian Rose Antiques Exquisite Porcelains from the Victorian Era Kathy Tarr Indialantic, FL
Pop-up Shops K/F Contemporary Katie Fisher kfcontemporary.com @kaiteanneart FB: Katieanneart
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The Monogram Merchant Cynthia Brumback themonogrammerchant. com
Poé Tahitian Pearls Shelly Strazi Long Beach, CA @Poepearls
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Charles F. Miller SHOW MA NAG ER The Council of 101’s annual spring fundraiser has been managed by Charlie Miller, owner and president of Miller, Hamilton & Company, Inc. of Chapel Hill, North Carolina since 1996. A long time antiques appraiser and consultant, Miller was born in North Carolina and bought his first major antique at age 14. He graduated from the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill with a Bachelor of Arts degree in history. Miller has widened his education by also studying art, music, religion, literature, zoology, chemistry, and botany. In 1979, he began working in the antiques retail business and continued by exhibiting at shows nationally in 1984. An expert show manager, Miller began managing shows for nonprofit institutions in 1992 and now operates the largest aggregate of art, antiques, interior design, landscaping design, and gourmet shows in the country. Miller’s appraisal services began in 1979 after training and association with the international Society of Appraisers. His expertise is in American furniture before 1940 and he maintains a great interest in post-impressionist American paintings from the South after WWI as well as southern pottery. He lectures on furniture styles, methods of construction, and how to recognize the authentic antique from the fake. He currently resides in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
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Fine Art & Silent Auction
This year at Art in Bloom we are excited to feature a Fine Art Auction showcasing Central Florida’s internationally recognized artists. This beautifully curated, Fine Art Auction allows visitors to shift from being a museum observer of art to an active collector; a distinctive opportunity for the art-curious and first- time buyers, offering a wide range of prices and styles. The auction will go live Tuesday, March 23 and will close on the final day of Art in Bloom, March 28 at 4:50 pm.
Click here - Fine Art & Silent Auction.
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Fine Art & Silent Auction: Participating Artists Stephen Bach
Todd Fox
Susan Bach
Kelvin Hair
Stacy Barter
Alex Konno
Donne Bitner
Marla E
Victor Bokas
Martha Mahoney
Ted Brown
Kim Minichiello
Kate Carney
Anne Olenek
Leo Cordovi
Robert Ross
Matthew Cornell
Don Sondag
Noreen Coup
Jamieson Thomas
Zoraye Cyrus
Lynn Whipple
Anne Doyle
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Farmers & Artisan Market Bringing Local business and the community together! Thank you to the following vendors for participating: Gelato-Go Healthy authentic Italian gelato Heavens to Betsy Gourmet Preserves & Spreads Exceptional small-batch Farm-to-table gourmet preserves & spreads Earth Girl Organic Spa Products Handcrafted natural beauty products using organic ingredients and essential oils The Shell Shack Hand-painted trinket dishes made of scallop & oyster shells Sunny K Products Soy based, handcrafted luxury candles Winter Park Pie Company Locally owned online bakery featuring hand-made fresh fruit pies and cakes Orchids In Bloom Local Orchid grower offering over 100 varieties of stunning orchids Going Bananas for Jesus Hand-crafted beautifully packaged banana breads and muffins Cedar Hive Honey Company Pure, all natural, Central Florida, Grade A honey Bahaari Handcrafted bags, facemasks and scarves The Father’s Table A family owned dessert company whose unique process and company values have made them the #1 branded cheesecake in their industry.
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Council of 101 Members Gail Adams Rebecca Ahearn Peggy Amos Leslie Andreae Amy Arnold Sirmans Linda Arost Beth Baker Linda Baldocchi Shari Bartz Terri Bates Gail Baxter Elizabeth Bell Nikki Bell Giddings Elizabeth Benoist Carolyn Bethel Suzie Bethel Ann Victoria Blalock Farah Bloom Janet Bond Gail Bove Susie Bragg Carla Bray Claire Brothers Ruthanne Brown Ann Brown Lynn Brown Diane Brownlee Cynthia Brumback Joan Buchholz Verna Buchs Jean Builder Susan Bull Chocky Burks Laura Burst Phyllis Burzee Cindy Canavan Pam Carman.Hayhurst Jenn Cathcart Ann Cavanaugh Linda Cegelis Susan Chicone Chapin Sue Chicone Debbie Clancy Jan Clanton Joan B. Clayton Lori Cleary Dottie Clendenin Linda Clifford Carolyn Coats
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Sally Cook Monica Cook Evelyn Cooksey Jeanne Cooley Connie Cox Connie Ann Cox Laura Crawford Sandy Crawford Vicky Crozier Deirdre Cryar Judy Davidson Kathryn Davis Bonnie Davis Sheila DeCiccio Katie DeGrace Mary L. Demetree Frances Demetree Dasher Carmen Dick Beth Dover Elizabeth A. Drosdick Terry Duke Susy Dukes Maxine Earhart Carol Ellis Cathy Engelman Birte Enos Marsha Erickson Kathryn Farr Ginger Faulkner Edith Fawsett Debbie Ferber Carla Ferrara Susan Filebark Sheila Finnane Elizabeth Francetic Tiffany Freeland Meredith Gardner Renee Garrison Colleen Gavigan Patricia Gay Pam Gilbert Jean Gillen Stefaney Giordano Christine Girand Nancy Glancy Debbie Glaser Andy Goodman Madeline Gordon Sandy Gorman
Susan Goyer Jeri Graham Deborah Greear Nancy Greenlee Gayla Greenwald Alice Gribble Katrina H. Guensch Jan Gullikson Denise Hammond Laura Harding Susan Harris Ruth L. Harris Ruth Hartman Jill Hartman Betty Hartnett Charlotte Hattaway Courtney Hazouri Lynn Higley Suzanne Hill Deborah Hillman Chele Hipp Angela Hirschfeld Aimee Hitchner Michelle Hochfelder Allison Hudson Laurie Ingersoll Stacy Jennings Cindy Johnson Nancy R. Johnson Virginia Kane Autumn Kanistras Mary Kelly Joan N. Kennedy Paula Kennedy Janet Kilbride Janne Kitchin Shelley Klausman Charlene Klinger Laura Koehn Patsy Kruppenbacher JoAnn Lamar Judith LaRue Cynthia Latham Chris Newton Lawlor Kathy Lee Maria T. Leerdam Tina Leger Debbie Liberty Nadine Loper
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Council of 101 Members
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Molly Losey Marilyn Lowry Katrena Luoni Julie Maddox Stacey Manos Frances March Vicki Mathis Joan Towles Matthews Mary McAndrew Holly McCall Scottie McDaniell Kimbrough McEniry Deborah Mears Sherrie Meehan Cathi Melton Sissy Meyer Lennon Moore Beth Moorefield Ellen Morrell Marsha Mountz Donna Neck Connie Neville Lee Nimkoff Cynde Norris Lisa Nupp Patty Nuzzo Anne Olenek Kathleen Olinger Michelle Oliver Alexa Pao Laura Parkins Patty Peelen Mercedes Perez Poveda Megan Peters Paula K. Peterson Cherry Phillips Carol Pierce Paula Poisson Courtney Pollak Regina Pommer Carol Ranck Lori Rapport Yvonne Rausch Jennifer Reed Candace Reed Vicki Reininger Wendy Rex Beth Rice Gwen Rich
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Lynne Ringers Emily Robinson Stacy Robinson Ellen Roddy Nancy Rodlun Peggy Rogers Kimberly Ruffier Leslie Sand Betty Sandhagen Cathy Sawruk Sandra Schantini Claire Schmidt Nancy Schmitt Bonnie Schwartz Kerry Schwartz Rosalba Scott Pat Scully Nancy Sedacca Ann Shea Lisa Sheppard Andrea Sider Jean Sjuggerud Jane Slaughter Carol Smed Darla Smith Jill Smith Mary Soule Nancy Stephenson Cannon Stoffel Wendy Stringer Elizabeth Taylor Eleanor Taylor Suzi Teel Jamieson Thomas Margaret Thomas Rashelle Tolan Jill Toole Jackie Tye Luz Ugarte Larach Melissa Valley Ashley Van Landingham Jackie VanderPol Mary Margaret Vasquez Nancy Vedner Julie Von Weller Cindy Walbroel Jan Walker Jennifer Walsh Paula Walsh
Megan Warlow Jane Watrel Bev Gardner Waugh Pamela Webb Kaitlyn White Audra Wilks Aycha Williams Charlotte Williams Suzy Wilson Kim Burst Wood Susan Ytterberg Wendy Zehngebot Lauren Zika
2020-21 Provisional Members Linda Arico Andrea Balanzategui Caroline Boswell Jennifer Burns Melissa Crossman Theresa Dawes Joanie Fiebrandt Mckenzie Fletcher Taylor Fletcher.Mishko Loren Oliveira Ford Ryan Frazier Suzanne Gilbert Sue Grafton Cati Koch Julie Lampe Mary.Elizabeth Langston Amanda Livermore Beth Logullo Lauren March Allison O'Baker Victoria O'Day Jacqueline Roberts Maggie Roll Han Truong Mimi Zhao
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Sponsors
SHAUN O'DWYER FLOWERS & EVENT DESIGN
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A B OUN DLE S S DROP TO A B OUNDLES S OCEAN JANUARY 29 – MAY 2, 2021 A collaboration between the Orlando Museum of Art and the American University in Cairo, A Boundless Drop to a Boundless Ocean, presents artworks by 21 US-based artists of Arab and Iranian heritage. Curated by Dr. Shiva Balaghi, with support from Coralie Claeysen-Gleyzon, the exhibition will be on view in galleries at OMA and AUC’s Tahrir Cultural Center from January 29 through May 2, 2021. The exhibition’s title, taken from Kahlil Gibran’s bestselling book, The Prophet, describes an immigrant’s transformation from “a boundless drop to a boundless ocean.” The show begins with a drawing by Gibran. The immigrant artist’s journey entails a creative negotiation between the past and the present, between here and there. Along the way, diasporic artists create their own visual language that can convey meaning across cultural, linguistic, and social borders.
F ESTIVAL OF TREES NOVEMBER 12-21, 2021 The Festival of Trees transforms the Orlando Museum of Art into a glittering wonderland filled with sparkling trees, vignettes and stunning décor for visitors of all ages. The Orlando Museum of Art will showcase designer Christmas trees of all sizes, holiday vignettes, custom hand designed wreaths and table décor, a gingerbread village, tabletop displays and more. For more information, please visit councilof101.org
For further information on how to partner with the Council of 101 or for details on how to join this volunteer organization, please contact us. 407.896.4231, ext. 254 | councilof101@omart.org | orlandoartinbloom.com
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