12 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
13 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
FESTIVAL ARTISTS
2D MIXED MEDIA
Dan Bi Markham, Ontario 41
Samm Epstein Gainesville, FL 103
Eric Estores Gainesville, FL 120
Michelle De Fillipo Charlotte, NC 69
Phil Fung Lake Worth,FL 64
Gail Green Gainesville, FL 109
Caroline Hurd Gainesville, FL 107
Corrina Leidy Sorrento, FL 89
Debra Lindberg Gainesville, FL 83
Rolly Ray Reel Maitland, FL 16
Amber Rust Archer, FL 32
Tony Savoie Orlando, FL 19
Alyssa Shaddeau Gainesville, FL 119
Robin Wilkerson Gainesville, FL 105
3D MIXED MEDIA
Scott Bowman Gainesville, FL 125
Wanda Burnette-Walker Alachua, FL 131
Dale Cantrell Danville, IN 29
DC Carson Ocala, FL 13
Heather Duncan Lake Alfred, FL 98
Wayne Gao & Michelle Chang Rowland Heights, CA 55
Jeannie Papadopoulos Ocala, FL 67
Glen Purdy Gainesville, FL 61
Pornthep Ruang Atlanta, GA 48
Nikki Saraiva Micco, FL 23
CERAMICS
Darrell Adams Gainesville, FL 15
Patrick & Hil-Dee Bates Brooksville, FL 14
Laura Broussard Satellite Beach, FL 99
Van Doan Oakland, CA 30
Abigail Foster Gainesville, FL 101
Marise Fransolino Marietta, GA 94
Jennifer Hartz Gainesville, FL 76
Gabriel Isaac Deland, FL 31
Darryl Jackson Gainesville, FL 1
William Kidd St. Petersburg, FL 53
Eric Lewis Gainesville, FL 113
Tyler Pierce Newberry, FL 86
Ethan Slater Gainesville, FL 128
Ana Varela Micanopy, FL 18
Veronica Villasenor Gainesville, FL 82
Sophia Zavarse Gainesville, FL 134
DIGITAL MEDIA
Lumi De Oliveira Gainesville, FL 117
Brett Miley Sebring, FL 42
Hunter Turner High Springs, FL 88
DRAWING/PRINTMAKING
Claire Hickman Williston, FL 96
Jorden Mobley Gainesville, FL 122
Jan Obrebski Inverness, FL 44
Jim Wilson Gainesville, FL 85
FIBER (INCLUDES WEARABLE ART)
Jenny Alpaugh Gainesville, FL 127
Shengzhu Bernardin Torrington, CT 38
Uzo Ezekwudo Chapel Hill, NC 2
Tracey FLetcher Tallahassee, FL 66
Whitney Powell Tallahassee, FL 12
Patty Pun Atlanta, GA 51
GLASS
Jill Beard Virginia Beach, VA 3
Cynthia Bulcourf Gainesville, FL 118
Larry Clarke Boca Raton, FL 73
Stacy Kinney Beavercreek, OH 59
Jerry Mincey & Shamus McGovern Alachua, FL 116
Meredith Wenzel Maumee, OH 97
JEWELRY
Harmony Aguila Gainesville, FL 4
Megan Austin Canton, GA 77
Martha Banting Micanopy, FL 87
Bonnie Barnes-Kelley Gainesville, FL 108
Laurel Davern Lancaster, NV 28
Johanny De Los Santos Orlando, FL 43
Molly Dockweiler Gainesville, FL 133
Tina Goolsby Ormond Beach, FL 90
Lia Harmon Ridge Manor, FL 45
Silvestre Hernandez-Reyes Gainesville, FL 112
Robin Holt Tallahassee, FL 81
Ann & Henry Jalsa Gainesville, FL 20
Karen Israel Gainesville, FL 135
Lisa Kent Brunswick, GA 63
Karin Mesa Tarpon Springs, FL 35
Sarah Oy Gainesville, FL 121
Wendy Paulino Newberry, FL 9
Juliana Reis Gainesville, FL 50
Kristen Stoner Gainesville, FL 124
MULTIDISCIPLINARY
Hillary Davenport Savannah, GA 65
Sal Novak Alachua, FL 108
Richard Oltmans Gainesville, FL 130
PAINTING
Linda Apriletti Miami Springs, FL 78
Barbara Batchelder Summer eld, FL 79
Marianna Carr Melrose, FL 10
Johnny Coleman Gainesville, FL 49
Jay Winter Collins Archer, FL 27
Jessie D. Reyes Gainesville,FL 57
Leigh Ellis Arnoldsville, GA 68
Peter Else Micanopy, FL 56
Lale Gerger Gainesville, FL 22
Adrienne Gonia Gainesville, FL 25
Jane Johnson Port Charlotte, FL 102
Gloria & Ernest Lee Gainesville, FL 111
Anne Mentz Gainesville, FL 106
L.J. "Kayce" Monroe Archer, FL 110
Micah Mullen Louisburg, Nc 39
Molly Pearce Longwood, FL 11
Kelly Perez Gainesville, FL 37
Nelson Perez St. Petersburg, FL 72
Alfred Phillips Gainesville, FL 26
Jeff Ripple Micanopy, FL 52
Cheryl Ritter Ocala, FL 74
Mary Ruiz Haines City, FL 34
Peter
PHOTOGRAPHY
Richard Burton Kissimmee, FL 5
Holmes Beach, FL 46
Connolly Orlando, FL 40
Cruz Gainesville, FL 47 H.J. Herrera Alachua, FL 21
Johnson New Smyrna Beach, FL 70
Liang Chicago, IL 75
Lindberg Gainesville, FL 84
McClelland Gainesville, FL 36
Gainesville, FL 7
Alachua, FL 33
Alachua, FL 24
Senesac Archer, FL 8
Thamert Titusville, FL 17
Wales Gainesville, FL 62
SCULPTURE
Elizabeth Lemoine Hernando Beach, FL 80
WOOD
Scott Anderson Crystal River, FL 71 Daniel Arrington Gainesville, FL 132
James Dawson & C.J. Wilson Gainesville, FL 126
Marganon Miami, FL 91 Michael Molloy & Kayliegh Davis Gainesville, FL 115
Winston Roberts Tallahassee, FL 95 John & Laurie Smith Yalaha, FL 100
STUDENT ARTISTS
Located near the Food Trucks and Dining Area
Ryan Barrera
Hannah Bloodsworth
Ammy Borda
Sophia Calderon
Felix Cassisi
Coral Cooper
Coey Driaza
Jillia Ferkovich
Amanda Fernandez
Valentina Fortner
Sisley Geloso
Nicole Godwin
Piper Harris
Emma Hayden
Benjamin Hipp
AJ Huynh
Lin Kazimier
Thea Limbaga
FESTIVAL MAP
Natalia Manetti-Lax
Aniya Maniffa
Juan Camilo Frero Mutis
Alicia Neveils
Greta Reichenbach
Johan Rosalio
Aa’Shaili Rossin
Romeo Russ-Mckay
Anne Russo
Vera Russo
Valeria Sannino
Tabatha Seiter
Adrian Smith
Marin Swift
Skyla Tackett
Natalie Thomas
Grant Tomko
Sophia Rose Vilalobos
Carolyn von Zebern
Amina Michelle Butalid Walters
Erika Willis
SF Art Club
Project Saint
FESTIVAL EVENTS
FESTIVAL EVENTS
PERFORMING ARTIST SCHEDULE
SANTA FE COLLEGE TEACHING ZOO
PERFORMING ARTIST SCHEDULE
Saturday, April 12 - Fine Arts Hall Stage:
10:00 a.m. Shana Smith
Saturday, April 12 - Fine Arts Hall Stage:
SANTA FE COLLEGE TEACHING ZOO
Extended hours – open until 4 p.m., last entry at 3:30 p.m.
Extended hours – open until 4 p.m., last entry at 3:30 p.m.
KIKA SILVA PLA PLANETARIUM BUILDING X, ROOM 129
11:00 a.m. Patchwork
10:00 a.m. Shana Smith
Noon Tierra Libre
11:00 a.m. Patchwork
Discounted admission of $5 per person. Visitors can purchase tickets online in advance at www.showpass. com/o/santa-fe-teaching-zoo/
KIKA SILVA PLA PLANETARIUM BUILDING X, ROOM 129
12:45 p.m. India Cultural & Educational Dancers
Noon Tierra Libre
1:20 p.m. Santa Fe Student Jazz Combo
12:45 p.m. India Cultural & Educational Dancers
2:00 p.m. Michael Claytor
1:20 p.m. Santa Fe Student Jazz Combo
3:30 p.m. Maggie Clifford
2:00 p.m. Michael Claytor
3:30 p.m. Maggie Clifford
Saturday, April 12 - Rock Cycle Garden Stage:
10:00 a.m. Santa Fe Contemporary Pop Ensemble
Saturday, April 12 - Rock Cycle Garden Stage:
11:00 a.m. Santa Fe Jazz Ensemble
10:00 a.m. Santa Fe Contemporary Pop Ensemble
11:00 a.m. Santa Fe Jazz Ensemble
Noon Dance Theatre of Santa Fe
1:00 p.m. Voices of Santa Fe
Noon Dance Theatre of Santa Fe
1:00 p.m. Voices of Santa Fe
2:00 p.m. Jeff Beadle
2:00 p.m. Jeff Beadle
3:00 p.m. Kyle Keller
3:00 p.m. Kyle Keller
4:00 p.m. Lost Safari Drummers
4:00 p.m. Lost Safari Drummers
Sunday, April 13 - Fine Arts Hall Stage:
11:00 a.m. The Wirebirds
Sunday, April 13 - Fine Arts Hall Stage:
11:00 a.m. The Wirebirds
Noon Greenwood Morris Dancers
Noon Greenwood Morris Dancers
12:40 p.m. Expressions Learning Art Academy Dragon Chorus (FAH Lobby)
1:00 p.m. Cheyllo
12:40 p.m. Expressions Learning Art Academy Dragon Chorus (FAH Lobby)
1:00 p.m. Cheyllo
2:00 p.m. A Sunroom
3:00 p.m. Dreamer Jazz
2:00 p.m. A Sunroom
3:00 p.m. Dreamer Jazz
Sunday, April 13 - Rock Cycle Garden Stage:
10:00 a.m. Noah Moses & the Flood
Sunday, April 13 - Rock Cycle Garden Stage:
10:00 a.m. Noah Moses & the Flood
11:00 a.m. Haylin Watkins
11:00 a.m. Haylin Watkins
Noon Purple Kloud
Noon Purple Kloud
1:00 p.m. Souza
1:00 p.m. Souza
2:00 p.m. Trustfall
2:00 p.m. Trustfall
3:00 p.m. The Nancys
3:00 p.m. The Nancys
Discounted admission of $5 per person. Visitors can purchase tickets online in advance at www.showpass. com/o/santa-fe-teaching-zoo/
Hop on a free train ride from the festival to the zoo!
Explore astronomy, ancient cultures, meteorology, geology, oceanography, health sciences and beyond in full-dome and interactive planetarium shows.
Hop on a free train ride from the festival to the zoo!
- Schedule: View at sfcollege.edu/zoo
- Schedule: View at sfcollege.edu/zoo
- Capacity & weight limits apply. Due to capacity limitations on the train, proof of zoo admission purchase may be required to ride the train to the zoo.
- Capacity & weight limits apply. Due to capacity limitations on the train, proof of zoo admission purchase may be required to ride the train to the zoo.
- Stations located next to the SF Police Department & behind the SF Gym (next to the zoo)
Explore astronomy, ancient cultures, meteorology, geology, oceanography, health sciences and beyond in full-dome and interactive planetarium shows.
Admission Rates:
Admission Rates:
Adults, Seniors, Military/Veteran (with ID) $5
Children (4-12), UF Student/staff (with Gator 1 ID) $5
Adults, Seniors, Military/Veteran (with ID) $5
Children (4-12), UF Student/staff (with Gator 1 ID) $5
- Animal & Zookeeper artwork on display in the pavilion
- Stations located next to the SF Police Department & behind the SF Gym (next to the zoo)
- Animal & Zookeeper artwork on display in the pavilion
Children (0-3), SF students/staff/retiree (w/SFID) Free www.showpass.com/o/santa-fe-college-planetarium
Children (0-3), SF students/staff/retiree (w/SFID) Free www.showpass.com/o/santa-fe-college-planetarium
Visit the Zoo Booth at the Festival for:
Visit the Zoo Booth at the Festival for: Information about the Zoo & ZAT program
Saturday, April 12:
Animal created artwork on display
Information about the Zoo & ZAT program
Animal created artwork on display
MUSEUM OF EARTH SCIENCE (MOES)
MUSEUM OF EARTH SCIENCE (MOES)
Rock Cycle Garden & MOES tours
Rock Cycle Garden & MOES tours
Northwoods tours are available Saturday & Sunday from 11a.m. - 1:30 p.m. on every half hour
Turtle petting area & introduction to biological research
Northwoods tours are available Saturday & Sunday from 11a.m. - 1:30 p.m. on every half hour Turtle petting area & introduction to biological research Mural unveiling by SF students and Jenna Horner from Mindful Messages
Mural unveiling by SF students and Jenna Horner from Mindful Messages
KID ZONES SATURDAY & SUNDAY 11AM - 3PM
KID ZONES SATURDAY & SUNDAY 11AM - 3PM
Kids Zone Science (Sponsored by MOES):
Kids Zone Science (Sponsored by MOES): Shark Fossil Hunt & rock scavenger hunt. Located in MOES.
Shark Fossil Hunt & rock scavenger hunt. Located in MOES.
Kid’s Zone Art (Sponsored by SF Little School):
Kid’s Zone Art (Sponsored by SF Little School): Paper mask decoration with foam shaped stickers & coloring materials. Located at the Fine Arts Hall Courtyard.
Paper mask decoration with foam shaped stickers & coloring materials. Located at the Fine Arts Hall Courtyard.
Kid’s Zone Health (Sponsored by SF Athletics): Dance & movement with ribbon wands, frisbees, hula hoops, & bubbles. Located by the Rock Cycle Garden Stage.
Kid’s Zone Health (Sponsored by SF Athletics): Dance & movement with ribbon wands, frisbees, hula hoops, & bubbles. Located by the Rock Cycle Garden Stage.
10:00 a.m. – Passport to the Universe (2017)
Saturday, April 12:
11:00 a.m. – Oasis in Space (2022)
10:00 a.m. – Passport to the Universe (2017)
11:00 a.m. – Oasis in Space (2022)
Noon – We are Stars
Noon – We are Stars
1:00 p.m. – We are Guardians
1:00 p.m. – We are Guardians
Exoplanets: Discovering New Worlds
2:00 p.m. – Exoplanets: Discovering New Worlds
3:00 p.m. – Polaris the Space Submarine
3:00 p.m. – Polaris the Space Submarine Expedition Reef
5:00 p.m. – Mars 1001
4:00 p.m. – Expedition Reef
5:00 p.m. – Mars 1001
Sunday, April 13:
Sunday, April 13:
10:00 a.m. – Passport to the Universe (2017)
10:00 a.m. – Passport to the Universe (2017) Oasis in Space (2022)
11:00 a.m. – Oasis in Space (2022)
Noon – Forward! To the Moon
Noon – Forward! To the Moon
1:00 p.m. – Daughter of the Stars
1:00 p.m. – Daughter of the Stars
Tales of the Maya Skies
3:00 p.m. – Lucia, The Secret of Shooting Stars
2:00 p.m. – Tales of the Maya Skies
4:00 p.m. – Music 360: “Horizons of the Future"
3:00 p.m. – Lucia, The Secret of Shooting Stars
4:00 p.m. – Music 360: “Horizons of the Future"
ABOUT THE FESTIVAL
FOOD PARK VENDORS
BLEU RAIN (FISH & CHIPS)
BRICK & EMBER (WOOD FIRED PIZZA)
CUSTOM CATERERS (FRESH, DELICIOUS, WHOLE FOODS)
DONUTNV (HOT DONUTS, FRESH LEMONADE & COFFEE)
EIM THAI (ASIAN CUISINE)
FUN TIME FOODS (SOFT SERVE, MILKSHAKES & ICE CREAM)
ABOUT THE FESTIVAL
GERMAIN’S (CHICKEN SANDWICHES)
LATIN FOOD BLESSING (PERUVIAN CUISINE)
LEMON DELIGHT
MAYFLOWER (BURGERS & SANDWICHES)
NATURE’S JUICE CAFÉ (SUNDAY ONLY)
TROPICAL EATZ (CARIBBEAN CUISINE)
Santa Fe College would like to thank the following community partners for their generous support of this year’s Spring Arts Festival. Gainesville’s Regional Transit System (RTS) is offering FREE services with extended routes and locations in order to provide adequate transportation to and from the festival both Saturday and Sunday.
The historic Spring Arts Festival is returning to the Northwest Campus on Saturday, April 12, and Sunday, April 13, 2025. Founded in 1969, The Santa Fe College Spring Arts Festival has become a signi cant element in the community, celebrating artistic achievement, cultural diversity and the creative spirit in all of us. Visit us online at sfcollege.edu/SpringArts
HOW TO DONATE
Santa Fe College is dedicated to enriching communities in North FLorida and across the state, and is transforming the lives of students with its excellent faculty and innovative programs.
Giving to the College is an opportunity to strengthen our community and future generations of leaders in a way that’s meaningful to you. Give online at sfcollege.edu/foundation
SPECIAL ARTIST TALKS
BIRDCAP ARTIST IN RESIDENCE
Saturday, April 12 - 1:00 p.m.
Michael Roy started his career as a muralist,
thriving in the street art scene of Seoul, South Korea, where his moniker "Birdcap" was born. Since then, his art has spanned continents with callbacks to the challenges and love of his hometown in Mississippi. During the festival, Birdcap will create one of his murals on campus for everyone to enjoy.
JADE DELLINGER
Sunday, April 13 - 1:30 p.m.
Bob Rauschenberg Gallery at FSW director Jade Dellinger will give a lecture on “Rauschenberg & The Moon Museum: Apollo XII’s Secret Art Mission” that will include an "exhibition-inhis-pocket" of an original "Moon Museum" (1969) ceramic tile/multiple. Discussing Rauschenberg’s surreptitious and ultimately successful effort to send a “museum” (with artworks by the artist and renowned friends including Andy Warhol, Claes Oldenburg, John Chamberlain, et al.) to the lunar surface, this one-day only event and "pop up" shows and tells the still little-known but remarkable story of the rst ever "Space Art" object and the improbable tale of a group of American artists hitching a ride on the Apollo XII's LEM 6 to get their art to the Moon.
ALYNE HARRIS
Alyne Harris was born on March 25, 1942, in Gainesville, Florida. She grew up on a farm with seven siblings. As a child, Harris and her sisters played at the Pleasant Grove Cemetery, and she remembers rst learning to draw in the dirt there. When she had free time in school, she drew and painted instead of playing. She was inspired by nature and by visions she saw of angels. Harris’s career as an artist started to gain traction in the southern art community in the 1990s. She draws inspiration from African American traditions, her religion, and nature.
Harris’s art is in many private collections and is often displayed at exhibits in museums and local art festivals. In 2020, The Historic Thomas Center bought 400 of her pieces from private collector. Her artwork is housed in several collections, including House of Blues, Folk Art Museum of Central Texas, Folk Art Museum of New York City, the Rockford Art Museum, the Asheville Art Museum, Souls Grown Deep, and the New Orleans Museum of Art. Alyne’s artwork can be purchased through multiple online galleries, including Jeanine Taylor Folk Art and Main Street Gallery.
