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Musician Paul Ricci plays the saxophone at the Casements during the Starry, Starry Night gallery walk. Photo by Michele Meyers
Musician Paul Ricci plays the saxophone at the Casements during the Starry, Starry Night gallery walk. Photo by Michele Meyers
Saxophonist Paul Ricci plays for people attending the Starry, Starry Night event at the Casements. Photo by Michele Meyers
Starry, Starry Night attendees peruse the Beaux Arts of Central Florida exhibition held in the Casements Cultural Center. Photo by Michele Meyers
Ormond Beach residents Suzanne Engel and Timo Hogan said they appreciate the unique styles of the artists on display in the Beaux Arts of Central Florida exhibition at the Casements. Photo by Michele Meyers
Ormond Beach residents Suzanne Engel and Timo Hogan said they appreciate the unique styles of the artists on display in the Beaux Arts of Central Florida exhibition at the Casements. Photo by Michele Meyers
Ormond Beach residents Suzanne Engel and Timo Hogan help themselves to refreshments being served by Ursula Suddard who is a member of the Casements Guild. Photo by Michele Meyers
Casements Guild member Ursula Suddard serves refreshments during the Starry, Starry Night event. Photo by Michele Meyers
Pianist and six-year Ormond Beach resident Glenn Lowry has played previous events held at the Casements. Photo by Michele Meyers
Starry, Starry Night event pianist Glenn Lowry became a United States citizen in October 2023. He lives a couple blocks away from the Casements and said he loves living in the area. Photo by Michele Meyers
Beaux Arts artist Joyce McAdams stands next to her mixed media art during the Starry, Starry Night event at the Casements. Photo by Michele Meyers
Joyce McAdams holds a necklace she designed and created. She has been an artist for 50 years and this is the first time she has displayed art at the Starry, Starry Night event. Photo by Michele Meyers
Beaux Arts artist Peg Williams displays her macro photograph called the 'Big Red Boat'. Photo by Michele Meyers
The Casements was one of the sites people could stop by to enjoy an art exhibition, music and refreshments during the Starry, Starry Night event. Photo by Michele Meyers
Ormond Beach Historical Society second Vice President Pam Woodsome (right) talks to Sue Keane about the birthplace of speed at the MacDonald House during the Starry, Starry Night event. Photo by Michele Meyers
The model of the Hotel Ormond was recently renovated and returned to the MacDonald House for display. Photo by Michele Meyers
The Ormond Memorial Art Museum and Gardens hosted a photography exhibit and live music by Kyle Bogdan on the rooftop terrace during the Starry, Starry Night gallery walk. Photo by Michele Meyers
Ormond Memorial Art Museum and Garden Board Secretary Dr. Philip Shapiro and Diamond Johnson, the curator of youth programs and outreach. Photo by Michele Meyers
The Cultuvue photography exhibition was on display at the Ormond Memorial Art Museum and Gardens during the Starry, Starry Night gallery walk. Photo by Michele Meyers
Ormond Memorial Art Museum and Garden Board Secretary Dr. Philip Shapiro and Executive Director Stephanie Mason-Teague. Photo by Michele Meyers
Musician Kyle Bogdan performed on the Ormond Memorial Art Museum and Gardens rooftop terrace for the Starry, Starry Night gallery walk. Photo by Michele Meyers
Art lovers, history buffs and people that just like to hang out celebrated 34 years of art and culture in Ormond Beach at the Starry, Starry Night gallery walk on Friday, Jan. 12.
Attendees strolled through Ormond Beach’s “culture corner” — The Casements, the MacDonald House and the Ormond Memorial Art Museum and Gardens — and had the option to take a peek inside the Hotel Ormond Cupola located at Fortunato Park.
Dr. Philip Shapiro, OMAM board secretary, said they had over 310 visitors by 7:30 p.m. He said the event was about community awareness from a cultural standpoint.
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