- May 30, 2025
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Rob Rominiecki, Michelle Yun Mapplethorpe, Selby president and CEO Jennifer Rominiecki, Tina Davis Snyder, speaker James Snyder, Edward Mapplethorpe and Harrison Mapplethorpe
Cornia Matson, Sylvia Barber and Wendy Deming
Julius and Susan DeSantis
Bill and Marianne McComb
Suzanne Atwell and Steve Sabato
This year's dinner was in a tent space on the lawn.
Jim and Susan Buck
Barbara and Joseph Justiz
La'Tiara Love and Doreen D'Amico
Marcy and Michael Klein
Eileen Curd, Elle McComb and Joan Minoff
Heather and Clint Kasten
Ashley Kozel, Marko Radisic and Ashley Kozel
Marlo Turner with Barbara and Marty Bowling
Renee Gilmore and Jeannie Russell
Michelle Yun, Edward and Harrison Mapplethorpe
Elisabeth Waters, Meli Slazov and Ariane Dart
Cathy Carter, Elizabeth Moore and Clara Reynardus de Villanueva
Marie Selby Botanical Gardens brought its closest supporters together for its annual Chariman's Circle dinner on Jan. 24.
Dozens of supporters met in a tent space on the Selby lawn for the annual dinner, which is put on in appreciation for donor support over the years.
The night's main attraction was Edward Mapplethorpe — brother of upcoming exhibit focus Robert Mapplethorpe — having a conversation with director emeritus of the Israel Museum in Jerusalem, James S. Snyder.
Marie Selby Botanical Gardens president and CEO Jennifer Rominiecki spoke to Selby Garden's recent $31 million bond sale to finance its master plan for its downtown Sarasota campus.
