Schedule of Events

When Theresa Disney visits the gallery, it's always cause for celebration, festivities, and all 'round jubilation! She indulges her creative spirit here in our warm climes and this show will be splashed with color and some of her favorite things. This year's collection reflects her passion for life in bold colors and her trademark quirky humor. Guaranteed to bring a smile!

Meet Theresa at the opening reception, 10am - 4pm on Saturday, Feb. 16.

Expect a packed house for the third visit from Jen O’Connor’s Earth Angels as they travel from all corners of the country to set up a “pop up” show at Jeanine Taylor Folk Art in historic downtown Sanford. This merry band of artists specializes in one of a kind handmade art, jewelry, accessories, soft sculptures, and more. You’ve seen them in national magazines like Where Women Create, now you can meet them in person.

3pm - 7pm Friday, March 1

10am - 4pm Saturday, March 2

For a sneak peek at some of the fabulous artists coming our way, visit Jen's website at www.earthangelsstudios.com

This two day event is growing in popularity and draws fans from all across the state. Even some out of state devotees plan their trips to Florida to coincide with the arrival of the Earth Angels. Don't miss it!

Over 800 items to tantalize you...vintage treasures, one of a kind folk art, soft sculptures, jewelry, accessories, and more!

The gallery will be closed on Sunday, March 31 for Easter.

Meet Alabama native Ken "Blacktop" Gentle at the Saturday reception for his collection of paintings that reflect his youth. 

“My paintings tend to be personal and reflect my devotion and respect for people I have met or who have influenced my life.  Many of the people I paint were not proud of their occupations or their station in life.  Through a process of storytelling I try to show the humanity of these people – their internal beauty, the degradation and anger that they experienced in life, while invoking their heritage, their spirit and their environments.”  

The show will be comprised of paintings on tar and based on people and places that Ken remembers growing up - church, cotton fields, wild life, bar-b-que joints, the Civil Rights Movement, southern urban and rural life.