Veterans Go Forth Courageously @ DFAC | Muffin Dates in Four Parts
Able: This was Ginger MacConnell’s first service dog, Able, who helped Ginger get out of a wheelchair after five long…
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Designers Designing: Bay to Bay Wearable Art
FIRST in a SERIES Bay to Bay Wearable Art (formerly The Garden Fairies) are presenting “Ocean Oddities” from fabric,…
Frank’s State of Mind: Coming Soon to Wearable Art 16
“I like to give credit where credit’s due and Frank really was the primary designer who put Wearable Art…
DFAC Student Exhibit at City Hall Celebrates the Beauty of Dunedin’s Parks
The exhibit “Hammock Impressions,” on view at Dunedin City Hall, features the work of 13 students from artist Nathan Beard’s…
DFAC Makes a BIG Splash in the Metal Clay World!
Exciting news! Earlier this year, two of DFAC’s students, Ellen Jean Cole and Danielle Ferreira, along with their instructor Barbara…
A Good Hare Day and Much More
Tumbling Down the Rabbit Hole of DFAC’s Student / Member / Faculty Show The ears stood out from across…
Some Kind of Wonderful: The Kokolakis Family Youth Gallery
It never ever fails to amaze. And impress. Every saunter into the Kokolakis Family Youth Gallery is a…
Trashy Treasures: A Gathering of Goodness
It had been going on behind the scenes for months. “Goddess of Trashy”, Gail Gamble (along with her tiny…
Architecturally Speaking: A Discussion with Rod Collman
Not long before the end of last year, architect Rod Collman donated a vintage flat file to Dunedin…
Fundamentally Fabulous Jewelry Class at DFAC
Class is in session with instructor Stacy Perry Looking for a reason to sign up for DFAC’s Fundamentals of…
A Fine Time for Plein Air
It’s a picture-perfect morning at Fred Howard Park and students are congregating on the north end for plein air…
The Gifts of Gail
We both showed up for lunch at The Palm Café wearing animal print pants. Instant friends. Then we learned that…