Photos

"Gustav," Photographed by Lin Lipson, Honorable Mention/Favorite Selby Gardens Scene

"Guptill Dry Dock," Photographed by Ernest Aranoysi, Honorable Mention/Favorite Selby Gardens Scene

"Hear the Life, " Photographed by Gina Toynton, Honorable Mention/Favorite Selby Gardens Scene

"Spring Falls," Photographed by Katelyn Reyes, Third Place/Favorite Selby Gardens Scene

"Buddha and Dali's Piano," Photographed by Charles Purro, Second Place/Favorite Selby Gardens Scene, $95

"Final Touch," Photographed by Thomas Burn, First Place/Favorite Selby Gardens Scene

"Ballet in Space," Photographed by Suzanne Havens, Best in Show

River Club's Carole Sullivan delivers gift bags to Sheriff Rick Wells with the Manatee County Sheriff's Office to show appreciation for law enforcement. Sullivan worked with 13 other Lakewood Ranch residents to make the bags.

Deputy Britnee Walker, River Club's Carole Wells, Sheriff Rick Wells and Deputy Matt Verycken accept gift bags.

Deputy Reid Thomas with the Manatee County Sheriff's Office works with River Club's Carole Sullivan to unload 300 gift bags for deputies. The bags are filled with snacks and thank you notes.

Deputy Scott Lindsey carries dozens of gift bags a group of Lakewood Ranch women made for deputies at the Manatee County Sheriff's Office.

Children create thank you notes to show support for the Manatee County Sheriff's Office.

About 16 children in Lakewood Ranch help with the gift bag initiative by writing thank you notes for Manatee County Sheriff's Office deputies. At least 30 people were involved in creating the gift bags.

Pat Ruggero, Maureen Rosin, Virginia Craig and Carole Sullivan form an assembly to fill 350 bags to give to deputies of the Manatee County Sheriff's Office.

River Club's Carole Sullivan fills gift bags with snacks for Manatee County Sheriff's Office deputies. Sullivan wanted to show support for local law enforcement.

Lake Club resident Pat Ruggero packs snacks into a bag to give to deputies of the Manatee County Sheriff's Office.

A bar room just off the billiard room features antique wall paper.

One of the luxury rooms is a billiard room.

Another bathroom features circus wallpaper.

One of the bathrooms features built-in cabinets and space to put on makeup.

The home has five bedrooms.

An office space boasts views of Sarasota Bay.

A living room boasts a large fireplace.

A large sitting room overlooks the yard.

A walkway overlooks the basement floor of the home.

A large entryway features mosaic tile stairs.

The dining room features wooden beams and an iron chandelier.

The kitchen features wooden beams and a large island.

The home is decorated with many different textures and styles.

A courtyard and Romanesque swimming pool are located in the back of the home.

There are several outdoor dining areas with views of Sarasota Bay.

A courtyard and Romanesque swimming pool are located in the back of the home.

The house has pier access to Sarasota Bay.

The home was built in the Italian-Renaissance style.

The home was built in the Italian-Renaissance style.

The home has a multi-car garage.

The home was built in the Italian-Renaissance style.

The home has views of Sarasota Bay.

The home has views of Sarasota Bay.

Color guard members follow Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines while rehearsing. Courtesy photo.

Sophomore Isabella Dreier practices with her flag as a member of the band's color guard. Courtesy photo.

Senior Gabrial Garcia plays practices on his quads. Courtesy photo.

The Braden River High School Marching Band of Pirates' drumline practices social distancing while rehearsing. Jeramiah Bowman, director of the band, says students are excited to be back playing music with friends. Courtesy photo.

Junior JT Wright wears a mask while playing snare drums during an hourlong rehearsal. Courtesy photo.

Seniors Gabriel Garcia and Jonathan Mesquita practice social distancing while rehearsing. Courtesy photo.

Cowboy culture scenes bring the passion out in Deb Herbert.

Deb Herbert feeds one of her four horses at her ranch in Myakka City.

Deb Herbert's passion includes the cowboy culture.