- May 4, 2024
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Sid Friedman, Akasha Smith and Mayor Kyle Battie joins the crowd in listening to a live performance from Sarasota Music Conservatory.
Photo by Dariela DelgadoDreamLarge Director Julia Groom and DreamLarge Founder Anand Pallegar welcomes the community to the RADD Holiday Bash.
Photo by Dariela DelgadoLetters to Santa station ready for kids to get creative with their cards.
Photo by Dariela DelgadoSid Friedman and David Lough pose in front of the DreamLarge Christmas tree.
Photo by Dariela DelgadoSean O'Neil, Becky May and Lena Cambis.
Photo by Dariela DelgadoSarasota Eatz Owners Vada and Alan Kehrer.
Photo by Dariela DelgadoBalthazar O'Neil, Celeste O'Neil and Jesus Resendiz stop by the Letters to Santa station.
Photo by Dariela DelgadoJesus Resendiz decorates his letter to Santa.
Photo by Dariela DelgadoSydney Baulier takes pictures of the crown in a Santa hat and glasses.
Photo by Dariela DelgadoBecky May plays festive tunes on her violin.
Photo by Dariela Delgado
Ulrich and Mimi Gunthart with David Lough watch the live performance by Sarasota Music Conservatory.
Photo by Dariela DelgadoAlyssa Graham represents her business Cookies by the Graham at the RADD Holiday Bash.
Photo by Dariela DelgadoSean O'Neil and Milene Moreire perform a violin duet.
Photo by Dariela DelgadoRADD Holiday Bash toy drive will support the Boys and Girls Club of Sarasota and DeSoto counties.
Photo by Dariela DelgadoDreamLarge hosted the Rosemary Arts and Design District Holiday Bash on Dec 15.
The RADD Holiday bash invited the community to celebrate an evening of holiday cheer while supporting the Boys & Girls Clubs of Sarasota and DeSoto counties through a toy drive.
“Essentially, what we are trying to do is activate the Rosemary District because it’s so near and dear to our hearts,” DreamLarge Director Julia Groom said, adding that the company believes the Boys & Girls Club is a "wonderful organization and one that is worth supporting in our community.”
Because of lingering rainy weather, the scheduled group bike ride was canceled, but the festivities continued on indoors the DreamLarge office building. The guests mingled with drinks in hand and food by Sarasota Eatz and Cookies by the Graham.
“We want to celebrate Rosemary District and bring the community together. That’s why we do all of our events,” said DreamLarge Founder Anand Pallegar.
The Sarasota Music Conservatory gave a live performance playing holiday tunes as kids wrote letters to Santa.
