Artists go wild for Wildlife Sanctuary
- June 24, 2015
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The Wildlife Sanctuary of Northwest Florida hosts for an evening of art from 5 to 8 p.m. June 26 at Apple Annie’s in Seville Quarter at the annual “Artists Gone Wild” art auction fundraiser.
Join guest emcee Marty Stanovich, for an evening of wild art and a silent auction. Admission is free and the event includes light refreshments.
The silent auction art event and reception includes work by local artists, much of it inspired by local wildlife and scenery.
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Photo credit: Wildlife Sanctuary of Northwest Florida.[/caption]
Donating artists include: Tommy Vogel, Christina Smith, Larry Steimel, Tristessa Osborne, Kevin Wade, Danny O’Driscoll, Cathy Tate Riseley, Marty Stokes, Jean Cassady, Anita Miller, Karen Groves, Debbie Andress, Steve Andrews, Johnny & Betty Hawkins, Heather Mitchell, Paula Payne, Trisha Macks, Dan Dunn, Tommy Rollins, Robert & Judith Sasser, Faye Robinson, Victoria Boone, Amber Dawn, Tonya Boden, Meredith Hartsfield, Jan Kurtz, Tony Krysinsky, Rafi Perez, Klee Galligan, and Valerie Aune.
Major sponsors include Gulf Winds Federal Credit Union, Gulf Power Company and Fish Fry Magazine for supporting this event. Our supporting contributors include Publix at Perdido Key, Valerie Aune, Paula Payne, Jan Lloyd, Dorothy Kaufmann, Duncan McCall Advertising, Rafi Perez, Klee Galligan, Cabana’s, Framing By Design and Carol Stearns.
The Wildlife Sanctuary is a nonprofit organization based in Pensacola that provides care to injured or orphaned indigenous wildlife, rehabilitating and releasing the animals whenever possible. The sanctuary works in cooperation with local, state, and federal wildlife agencies and provides educational outreach.
It also acts as a permanent home for more than 100 animals that cannot be released, including deer, fox, and a variety of birds, including bald eagles, owls and hawks.
The Wildlife Sanctuary of Northwest Florida is located at 105 North S St. For more information, visit www.pensacolawildlife.com, find them on Facebook or call 850-433-9453.
Photo credit: Wildlife Sanctuary of Northwest Florida.[/caption]
Donating artists include: Tommy Vogel, Christina Smith, Larry Steimel, Tristessa Osborne, Kevin Wade, Danny O’Driscoll, Cathy Tate Riseley, Marty Stokes, Jean Cassady, Anita Miller, Karen Groves, Debbie Andress, Steve Andrews, Johnny & Betty Hawkins, Heather Mitchell, Paula Payne, Trisha Macks, Dan Dunn, Tommy Rollins, Robert & Judith Sasser, Faye Robinson, Victoria Boone, Amber Dawn, Tonya Boden, Meredith Hartsfield, Jan Kurtz, Tony Krysinsky, Rafi Perez, Klee Galligan, and Valerie Aune.
Major sponsors include Gulf Winds Federal Credit Union, Gulf Power Company and Fish Fry Magazine for supporting this event. Our supporting contributors include Publix at Perdido Key, Valerie Aune, Paula Payne, Jan Lloyd, Dorothy Kaufmann, Duncan McCall Advertising, Rafi Perez, Klee Galligan, Cabana’s, Framing By Design and Carol Stearns.
The Wildlife Sanctuary is a nonprofit organization based in Pensacola that provides care to injured or orphaned indigenous wildlife, rehabilitating and releasing the animals whenever possible. The sanctuary works in cooperation with local, state, and federal wildlife agencies and provides educational outreach.
It also acts as a permanent home for more than 100 animals that cannot be released, including deer, fox, and a variety of birds, including bald eagles, owls and hawks.
The Wildlife Sanctuary of Northwest Florida is located at 105 North S St. For more information, visit www.pensacolawildlife.com, find them on Facebook or call 850-433-9453.
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