- November 23, 2024
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Mike Wilson, Executive Director Jennifer Rominiecki, Linda Carson and Bob Harrigan
The light displays go out to the front of the entrance.
Lights welcome guests to the gardens.
Rob and Jennifer Rominiecki
The switch turned all 2 million lights on.
Guests enjoyed appetizers and desserts while they waited for the lights to turn on.
The Sarasota Concert Band played during the evening.
Susan Barnhill and Rose Marie Bowles
Hugh Bettendorf, Allison Archibold and Sylvia Barber
Katelyn Pforzheimer with Nikolina and Natalie Shupe
Tom and Katie Cornell
Flamingos decorate parts of the garden.
Deb Kabinoff, Margaret Wise and Hermione Gilpin
Jessica Swift, Mike McLaughlin and Cornelia Matson
Kelly Collins, Crystal Lahriers and Emily Lane
Cheryl Robertson, Teri A. Hansen and Wendy Deming
Chuck and Margie Barancik
Mike Wilson welcomes the 190 guests to Lights in Bloom.
Executive Director Jennifer Rominiecki tells guests facts about the light display.
Circle Members and other special guests gathered around to see the first lighting.
Jamie and Bob Kahns
The light tunnel is shaped like a bug.
Peacocks, flamingos and butterflies are lit up around the grounds.
A Christmas tree is lit up near the entrance.
The Marie Selby Botanical Gardens flipped the switch on its 2 million count light display Dec. 18.
Circle Members gathered in the gardens to see the lights turn on for the first time this year. This is the 15th year the gardens has done its light display.
The lights will be open to the public for 15 days, starting Dec. 20 and ending Jan. 6.
