Photos

Jim Turk and Ramin Mesghali

Deanna Mesghali and Kellie Spring

Michael Vejins stands in front of the jellyfish tank.

Joe Hargrove, Tina Rudek-Stark, Joni Diesenberg,\ and Scott Diesenberg

Rich and Jannice Pearce checking out the touch tank.

Sharon Gould, Ivan Gould and Carolynn Perry

Reva Jackson and Susan Smith

Irina LaRose and Debbie Shaffer are recruiting more chamber ambassadors.

Debbie Shaffer is a Longboat chamber ambassador.

Jimmy Reed, William McLaughlin and Lynn Horne

Hope McKee, Torie Summers and Erica McMurray with Arty and Rona VanAmburg

Rona VanAmburg and Mark Fishman give the thumbs down to pollution.

Mark Fishman shows off Arty's good side.

Rona VanAmburg and Mark Fishman scuba dive in Mote's Shark Zone.

Erica McMurray watches Arty swim.

The artists: Hope McKee, Torie Summers, Erica McMurray and Austin King

The dark side of Arty depicts pollution.

The conservation side of Arty shows marine life flourishing.

Charlotte Kushto keeps focused on her mask

Brielle and Shay Coffey work on their butterfly mask.

Beatriz and Miguel Garcia check out the small caterpillar.

Elyse Germeroth and Kai Frisoli admire the small caterpillar.

Ruth Frushour with the St. Clair Butterfly Foundation teach children about caterpillars.

Anastasiya and Nika Sivakova enjoy the colored mask.

Some of the butterflies took a moment at the Children's Garden.

Ruth Frushour with the St. Clair Butterfly Foundation release a number of monarch butterflies into the sky.

Aura Rasmussen with the St. Clair Butterfly Foundation release a number of monarch butterflies into the sky.

Ruth Frushour with the St. Clair Butterfly Foundation release a number of monarch butterflies into the sky.

Ruth Frushour and Aura Rasmussen with the St. Clair Butterfly Foundation release a number of monarch butterflies into the sky.

Ruth Frushour and Aura Rasmussen with the St. Clair Butterfly Foundation release a number of monarch butterflies into the sky.

Instructors Ilee Finocchiaro, Lisa Morningstar and Terrie Arnold introduce Ollie, a new horse to Sarasota Manatee Association for Riding Therapy.

Cayden Rowell, who is 10, and his 9-year-old brother Lucius Rowell participate in their second summer camp at Sarasota Manatee Association for Riding Therapy.

Mila Reinisch, who is 10, gets Gypsy to canter around the arena. Reinisch says Gypsy is an energetic and sweet horse.

Lily Moore, a camp counselor, works one of the horses through lunging.

Lily Moore, a camp counselor, helps 9-year-old Lucius Rowell clean Cherokee's hooves.

Mila Reinisch, who is 10 years old, grooms Gypsy before riding.

Sofia Hockin, who is 13 years old, has been riding at the Sarasota Manatee Association for Riding Therapy for a year and a half and loves making new friends during camp.

Lucius Rowell, who is 9, gets Cherokee moving.

Sofia Hockin, who is 13, and Mila Reinisch, who is 10, bring their saddles into the arena to prepare their horses to ride.

Lucius Rowell, who is 9, grooms Cherokee before he can ride. Rowell says riding is his favorite part of the camp.

Ellianna Rogers, who is 14, brings Tilly out of her stall so they can head to the arena. The SMART camp is the first time Rogers has been able to ride a horse.

Nancy and Jack Rozance showing off their awards.

Terri Driver, Bob Erker and Carol Erker

Jan Wallace, Joan Sherry and Andy Sawyer

Brenda Lee and Sam DiGiammarino Jr.

Gene Luca thanking the club for a happy birthday.

Bo Fuller congratulates Jeff Driver.

Jeff Driver is happy to hold the gavel.