PHOTO GALLERY: Ringling Underground

  • By Nick Friedman
  • | 12:05 p.m. February 6, 2015
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The regular arts, music and culture showcase known as Ringling Underground resumed last night. Music fans gathered under the statue of David in the Ringling courtyard to enjoy live music, art and drink.

Angelina Doyle and Christopher Brantley
Angelina Doyle and Christopher Brantley
boxes
boxes
Catherine Glynn and Jeremy van Meter
Catherine Glynn and Jeremy van Meter
Genevieve Godcharles, Rose Wyatt, Tyler Staggs and Carissa Scott
Genevieve Godcharles, Rose Wyatt, Tyler Staggs and Carissa Scott
Geri X
Geri X
Hymn for Her
Hymn for Her
Jen Colson and Caitlin Ryan
Jen Colson and Caitlin Ryan
Kelly Officer, Jon Green, Ashley Officer-Carson and Kyle Poffenbarger
Kelly Officer, Jon Green, Ashley Officer-Carson and Kyle Poffenbarger
Mary Cassin, Lizzie Smith and Justine Hamer
Mary Cassin, Lizzie Smith and Justine Hamer
ringling
ringling
sculpture
sculpture
sculpture
sculpture
sculptures
sculptures
Stacy and Daniel Gonzales
Stacy and Daniel Gonzales
Tessa Xioutas and Richi Morales
Tessa Xioutas and Richi Morales
Jen Colson and Caitlin Ryan
Jen Colson and Caitlin Ryan

 

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