We’ve been busy with making the yuletide bright! We even got ourselves a little something for the bandstand! Thanks to Ann H. and Nance for the pictures.
Spiffy New Sign for the Bandstand!
DYI Snowmen made at the Make It & Take It event held in early December
A delicate operation…
Keeping busy at the Make It & Take It party.
Arranging greens at the Historical Society
Decorating the sign with a little help from our friends!
Makin’ a wreath.
Pretty Entranceway
Here are few snaps from the annual auction and luncheon. We make some serious money for the club and had a lot of fun doing it.
Our Auctioneer & President
Sunny Offerings
Awaiting the Show!
A Lovely Planting
Paying Rapt Attention to the Auctioneer
Our New Officers Are Installed. Left to Right: Florence (Corresponding Secretary), Susan (Treasurer), Diana (President), Rita (Recording Secretary), Jill & Betsy (Co-Vice Presidents) (Thanks to Nance for this picture.)
Tomorrow is the big day! One of the items that you can bid on is a succulent garden for your very own. Terri hosted a planting party which resulted in these centerpieces for the tables. Here is how they looked when first done a month ago or so. It will be fun to see how much they have grown. See you at the auction!
Fixin’s…
Hard at work…
Finished!
Come to the Ogunquit Museum of American Art 4th annual “Art in Bloom” show!
Floral designers from the Piscataqua Garden Club will create floral arrangements inspired by 15 paintings and sculptures from their permanent collection as well as from the current exhibition. “Art in Bloom” is open during regular Museum hours.
On Saturday, June 14, at 2 pm, is a floral design lecture entitled, “Interpreting Art with Flowers” by some of the arrangers who will explain the inspiration and thought process of their designs.
Also on Saturday from 11am to 2pm, Cape Neddick printmaker, photographer and OMAA docent, Linda Payne Sylvester, will be in the Shop at OMAA to showcase her floral prints.
Thanks to Mimi for sending this to us.