Tag CFWS Plein Air

Plein Air Recap of Dickson Azalea Park

Cindy, Leslie, Rene and Thouraya enjoyed a beautiful day Dickson Azalea Park near downtown Orlando. Most of the park is shady, so it was a great opportunity to capture the light peeking through the trees. The weather was amazing and… Continue Reading →

Plein Air at Ft Christmas

December 7, 2024 – Saturday 10am to 3pmFt Christmas Historical Park – 1300 N Ft Christmas Rd, Christmas Fl (near Chuluota / Oviedo) The park has historic original settler’s cabins and more, gathered from other areas of Florida. This weekend is… Continue Reading →

2025 Plein Air Events

2025 Plein Air Schedule Reminder for Plein Air events: Members may wish to bring a light snack/lunch and drink, sunscreen, insect spray and a hat.  Members may wish to have a light pack of supplies since some locations are at… Continue Reading →

Plein Air Recap of Grantham Pointe Park

It turned out to be a very windy and cool day when we got to the Lighthouse at Grantham Pointe Park. We had a great time! Even in the cool, windy weather! So join us next month in Downtown Orlando… Continue Reading →

Plein Air Recap of Kraft Azalea Garden

CFWS kicked off the first plein air session of the season at Kraft Azalea Garden in Winter Park. Cindy, Julie, Lauren, Leslie, Orlando, Sandi, Susanna and Thouraya enjoyed the warm day under the beautiful trees.  Susanna and her husband Orlando… Continue Reading →

Plein Air Schedule for Oct., Nov., and Dec.

October 16, Wednesday 10am to 3pm:Grantham Point Lighthouse – 357- 499 S Tremain Street, Mt Dora Restrooms across the street at Gilbert Park “Paint the Town” This event is during the annual paint out from Oct 12 to19. Members may… Continue Reading →

December Plein Air

The park has historic early settler buildings gathered from around Florida. This weekend is the Cracker Christmas event to celebrate the history of Florida’s early settlers. There will be vendors with Christmas items and historical impersonators. This will be an… Continue Reading →

November Plein Air

H. H. Dickson Azalea ParkDickson Azalea Park began as a natural stream, later named Fern Creek, in a deep ravine surrounded by native ferns, palms, and oaks. It once was a watering hole for cattle herders driving their animals south…. Continue Reading →

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