- November 23, 2024
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Maureen Zaremba and Steven High, executive director of The Ringling
Megan Salazar-Walsh welcomes guests to Blossoms & Brunch on April 22 at The Ringling.
Birdcage decor hangs from banyan tree branches at Blossoms & Brunch on April 22 at The Ringling.
Carrie Lee Major, Sue Benjamin and Marlene Blalock
Mayra Schmidt and Debora Short
Classically trained American artist Vladislav Yeliseyev paints the garden at Blossoms & Brunch on April 22 at The Ringling.
Robert Corace and Claudia Baeza
Guests enjoyed the plethora of flowers in Mable’s Rose Garden at Blossoms & Brunch on April 22 at The Ringling.
DeeDee Rice, Pam Revels and Joanne Nesbitt
Cate Darpino and Melissa Darpino
Birdcage centerpieces adorn the tables at Blossoms & Brunch on April 22 at The Ringling.
Guests enjoyed the plethora of flowers in Mable’s Rose Garden at Blossoms & Brunch on April 22 at The Ringling.
Patti Piper and Linda Maxwell
NARobert and Suchila Burns, Thaddeus Burns and Bruce Lehman
Donna Hanley and Virginia Smith
Sarah Walcutt-Febish and Susan Oakley
Paul Leonov performs for guests at Blossoms & Brunch on April 22 at The Ringling.
Debbie Partridge, Kameron Hodgens, Mischa Kirby and Roger Capote
Jane Molavi Jr. with her mother, Jane O’Neal
A stroll through Mable Ringling’s Rose Garden on April 22 felt like a walk back in time — a time without internet, cell phones or any other electronic distractions to keep potential visitors away.
The garden, which was completed in 1913 on the Ringling estate, managed to keep dozens of guests off their phone at Blossoms & Brunch. Eventgoers at the “floral affair” instead enjoyed mimosas, live music by Paul Leonov and a catered brunch, all amidst the beautiful garden setting.
