Sarasota Art Museum
Contributing Writer: Megan Lindsey, STROLL

STROLL writer, Regina Gray & Sam Presnal
STROLL's latest Neighbor's Night Out event, hosted at the captivating Sarasota Art Museum, saw an impressive turnout of neighbors and business sponsors, creating an atmosphere of unity and celebration. Among the esteemed business sponsors present were Christa Pecha with Wiggle Your Tail, Kim Broder with Chic Spa, Mia Blais with The Brain Wave Center, Steve Dixon, Peggy Allen, and Jeremy Franklin with Franklin Fitness, Alberto Gutierrez with Cryo Studio Sarasota, Eric Massey with Michael Saunders & Co. Commercial, Craig Holliday with the Holliday Group and STROLL photographer, Kyla Perry with Sota Photography. Their support played a pivotal role in making the evening a resounding success.
Guests were invited to explore the captivating exhibits within the museum. "Picking Up the Pieces" by Judy Pfaff served as a poignant centerpiece, while works of art from renowned artists such as Jose Alvarez (D.O.P.A), Molly Hatch, John Henry, Olivier Mosset, Leas Rosenberg, Christian Sampson, and Hank Willis Thomas adorned the museum campus. Each piece told a unique story, enriching the cultural experience for all in attendance.
The culinary experience at the event reached new heights, thanks to the wonderful offerings from Constellation Culinary. Attendees were treated to an array of freshly made craft pizzas and salads that had everyone's taste buds dancing!
A special mention goes to those who contributed to the raffle prizes, adding an extra layer of excitement to the event. Cryo Studio Sarasota, Morton's Market, Chic Spa, Mattisons, Fred Astaire Dance Studio, Playa Bowl, and T. Georgiano's showcased their commitment to community engagement by enhancing the evening with generous contributions.
The Neighbors' Night Out event at the Sarasota Art Museum was not just an event; it was a celebration of community spirit, artistic expression, and collaboration. As the night concluded, the echoes of laughter, appreciation for art, and newfound connections lingered, creating a sense of anticipation for the next STROLL event.