BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:SoDel X-WR-CALNAME:7th Annual Arts in the Garden BEGIN:VEVENT UID:153022022-10-09 DTSTART:20221009T140000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20221009T190000Z LOCATION:38320 Muddy Neck Road\nFrankford Delaware 19945 X-APPLE-STRUCTURED-LOCATION;VALUE=URI;X-ADDRESS=38320 Muddy Neck Road\nFran kford Delaware 19945;X-APPLE-RADIUS=49;X-TITLE=38320 Muddy Neck Road:geo:3 8.526915,-75.082294 GEO:38.526915;-75.082294 SUMMARY:7th Annual Arts in the Garden CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, October 9\, 2022 10am – 3pm\n\nPlease join us at the Inland Bays Garden Center 7th Annual Arts in the\nGarden on Sunday\, Octo ber 9\, from 10-3pm. (Rain date – October 10).\nThis celebration of Autu mn features over 20 local artists\, a photo\nbooth\, a bonsai display\, ki d’s craft table\, and Southern\nDelaware’s most extensive collection o f native plants. The highlight\nof this year’s event will be the complet ion of a participatory mural\nat the garden created by John Donato to bene fit the Delaware Center\nfor Inland Bays. \n\nConfirmed Artisans\n\nJohn Donato – Bold\, humorous\, vibrant prints that embody a unique\n“Smi le Impact” with high-spirited subjects like surfing horses\,\nflying pig s\, and dinosaurs on pogo sticks\, your senses are held\nhostage by outrag eously playful characters and irresistible blasts of\ncolor.\n\nTravis Bow er -Wooden creations reflect wood’s natural beauty\,\ntransformed into bowls\, vases\, candlesticks\, trays\, and more.\n\nDeborah Bryant – Un ique one-of-a-kind tabletop pottery using both\ncoastal and earth tones\n\ nCathy Cranfield – Jewelry reflecting the love of the beach and\ngarden ing combined with a bit of whimsy and fun.\n\nMarian Dowling – Nature a nd wildlife photos transformed into\nnotecards\, canvas\, and prints.\n\nJ ennifer Moon-Child – Scroll saw cutouts of beach\, animal\, and\nholida y-themed pieces using a variety of wood\, including cherry\,\nwalnut\, oak \, ash\, beech\, and maple.\n\nJoy Peterson – Grape vine silk wreaths a dorned with dried flowers\nfor Fall and Christmas\n\nAlison Schweiger– D ecorative brooches\, bowls\, baskets\, and hanging\nornaments done in the traditional form of coiled basketry using pine\nneedles.\n\nC-Glass Sister s – Framed art pieces with authentic sea glass\ncollected on the Easter n Shore.\n\nKerry Stewart – artisanal soaps created by using herbal and plant\ninfusions or organic earth clays scented with 100% essential oils\ n\nGary Stewart – Hardwood cutting boards\, serving trays and a variety \nof hardwood products for the home\n\nDelaware Bay Clay – Functional c eramic beach-themed dishes\, serving\npieces\, and flower pots for daily l ife.\n\nMargie Samero – Stepping Stones made with a unique mixture of\n concrete and stained glass to create functional stepping stones with\nbeac h and nature designs.\n\nGeorge Todd – Creates his work out of resin an d wood\, shaping his\n‘resin waves’ into charcuteries boards\, cutting boards\, frames\,\nvases\, and jewelry.\n\nSalt Town Candles – Amy Shi elds Muller with candles inspired by\nnature’s coastal surroundings cra fted with the purest ingredients\nfor your home\n\nKim McFadden – Tapes try Glass painting the world with the colors of\npeace\, love\, and kindne ss reflected in hanging vases based on beach\nand nature themes.\n\nBeth W hitman-Pitzer – Moon Shelf Paper – Note cards inspired by\nthe beac h and Nativer plants that make your words beautiful.\n\nRachel Payne– a rtwork made by and inspired by nature\, used to\ncreate a variety of items \, from one of a kind prints to jewelry.\n\nBackyard Jellies and Jams – Featuring Beach Plum Jelly found along\nthe shore\, the perfect gourmet g ift along with locally made jams and\njellies guaranteed to please any pal ate.\n\nMary Yeagley Bower – Handmade tiles that reflect simplistic col ors\nand the diversity of nature found on and around our beaches.\n\nZoe S eavey –  Boxes of Tangerines is a whimsical\, bohemian-style\nhandcraf ted jewelry collection.\n\nTina Celia – Bringing back the old art of   framed pressed flowers.\n\nStory Hill Farm – features hand-raised all- natural non-GMO\nheritage breed pork and pastured eggs and a variety of ot her locally\nsourced goods from grass-fed beef and A2 dairy to local honey .\n X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Sunday\, October 9\, 2022 10am &ndash\; 3pm
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\nPlease join us at the Inland Bays Garden Center 7th Annual Arts in the Garden on Sunday\, October 9\, from 10-3pm. (Rain date &ndash \; October 10). This celebration of Autumn features over 20 local artists\ , a photo booth\, a bonsai display\, kid&rsquo\;s craft table\, and Southe rn Delaware&rsquo\;s most extensive collection of native plants. The highl ight of this year&rsquo\;s event will be the completion of a participatory mural at the garden created by John Donato to benefit the Delaware Center for Inland Bays. \;
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\nConfirmed Artisans
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\nJohn Donato \;&ndash\; \;Bold\, humorous\, vibrant prints that embody a unique &ldquo\;Smile Impact&rdquo\; with hig h-spirited subjects like surfing horses\, flying pigs\, and dinosaurs on p ogo sticks\, your senses are held hostage by outrageously playful characte rs and irresistible blasts of color.
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\nTravis Bower \;-Wo oden creations reflect wood&rsquo\;s natural beauty\, transformed into bow ls\, vases\, candlesticks\, trays\, and more.
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\nDeborah Bryan t &ndash\; \;Unique one-of-a-kind tabletop pottery using both coastal and earth tones
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\nCathy Cranfield \;&ndash\; Jewelry refl ecting the love of the beach and gardening combined with a bit of whimsy a nd fun.
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\nMarian Dowling &ndash\; \;Nature and wildlife p hotos transformed into notecards\, canvas\, and prints.
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\nJen nifer Moon-Child \;&ndash\; Scroll saw cutouts of beach\, animal\, and holiday-themed pieces using a variety of wood\, including cherry\, walnut \, oak\, ash\, beech\, and maple.
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\nJoy Peterson \;&ndash \; Grape vine silk wreaths adorned with dried flowers for Fall and Christm as
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\nAlison Schweiger&ndash\; Decorative brooches\, bowls\, b askets\, and hanging ornaments done in the traditional form of coiled bask etry using pine needles.
\n
\nC-Glass Sisters \;&ndash\; Fra med art pieces with authentic sea glass collected on the Eastern Shore.
\n
\nKerry Stewart \;&ndash\; artisanal soaps created by using herbal and plant infusions or organic earth clays scented with 100% essen tial oils
\n
\nGary Stewart \;&ndash\; Hardwood cutting boar ds\, serving trays and a variety of hardwood products for the home
\n
\nDelaware Bay Clay \;&ndash\; Functional ceramic beach-themed d ishes\, serving pieces\, and flower pots for daily life.
\n
\nMa rgie Samero \;&ndash\; Stepping Stones made with a unique mixture of c oncrete and stained glass to create functional stepping stones with beach and nature designs.
\n
\nGeorge Todd \;&ndash\; Creates his work out of resin and wood\, shaping his &lsquo\;resin waves&rsquo\; into charcuteries boards\, cutting boards\, frames\, vases\, and jewelry.
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\nSalt Town Candles \;&ndash\; Amy Shields Muller \;with c andles inspired by nature&rsquo\;s coastal surroundings crafted with the p urest ingredients for your home
\n
\nKim McFadden \;&ndash\; Tapestry Glass painting the world with the colors of peace\, love\, and k indness reflected in hanging vases based on beach and nature themes.
\n
\nBeth Whitman-Pitzer \;&ndash\; \;Moon Shelf Paper \; &ndash\; Note cards inspired by the beach and Nativer plants that make you r words beautiful.
\n
\nRachel Payne&ndash\; \;artwork made by and inspired by nature\, used to create a variety of items\, from one o f a kind prints to jewelry.
\n
\nBackyard Jellies and Jams \ ;&ndash\; Featuring Beach Plum Jelly found along the shore\, the perfect g ourmet gift along with locally made jams and jellies guaranteed to please any palate.
\n
\nMary Yeagley Bower \;&ndash\; Handmade tile s that reflect simplistic colors and the diversity of nature found on and around our beaches.
\n
\nZoe Seavey &ndash\; \; \;Boxes of Tangerines is a whimsical\, bohemian-style handcrafted jewelry collecti on.
\n
\nTina Celia &ndash\; \;Bringing back the old art of  \;framed pressed flowers.
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\nStory Hill Farm \;&ndash \; \;features hand-raised all-natural non-GMO heritage breed pork and pastured eggs and a variety of other locally sourced goods from grass-fed beef and A2 dairy to local honey.

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