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A Taste for Art signature event a success
Shown (l-r) in front of the raffle prize for a crab feast are Leslie Newman, Children and Families First CEO; Melanie Withers, volunteer; Bev Passwaters, staff member; and Marcie Urgo, special events coordinator.
October 21, 2013
Suiting up for photo booth fun are (l-r) Stephan Maybroda, Michael Maybroda, Brandon Tatum and Heather Campbell. BY DENY HOWETH
Pamella Bounds-Seemans hands Mike Firetti a Viking collage. BY DENY HOWETH
Papa Grande's created a seared scallop with maple bacon jam on a bed of apple brussells sprouts for a tasting. BY DENY HOWETH
Toasting the evening are (l-r) Danielle Hirsch, Zack Brown and Ron Brown. BY DENY HOWETH
Board members Skip and Veronica Faust enjoy the evening's events. BY DENY HOWETH
Bob and Carol Hansen watch Mitzi Ash demonstrate folding a scarf. BY DENY HOWETH
Jeff Burton, left, and Tara and Ethan Rhodes enjoy A Taste for Art event. BY DENY HOWETH
Kevin Fleming presents his new book "The Beach" in his booth at A Taste for Art. BY DENY HOWETH
Nick Bell, left, learns about Robert Bruce Weston's original woodwork art. BY DENY HOWETH
Children and Families First hosted A Taste for Art Oct. 11 at Baywood Greens. Artists and restaurants came together to present a unique culinary and creative art experience. Live music by No Byscuyts filled the air while 16 Mile sampled beer and Atlantic Liquors poured spirits. About 220 people attended the event, and $15,000 in sponsorships was raised. Once totaled, the final funds raised will top last year's event.
Children & Families First provides services to thousands of people across Delaware each year in support of its mission to help families develop solutions to meet challenges and embrace opportunity. Programs offer social, educational, and mental health services.
