Artist Day at Pine Island Preserve

Artist Day at Pine Island Preserve

Join us at Pine Island Preserve for a morning of artistic exploration at our June Artist Day!

By Conservation Foundation of the Gulf Coast

Date and time

Friday, June 14 · 8am - 12pm EDT

Location

7746 Stringfellow Rd

7746 Stringfellow Road Saint James City, FL 33956

About this event

  • 4 hours

Join us at Pine Island Preserve for a morning of artistic exploration at our June Artist Day!

Our Pine Island Preserve consists of nine native plant communities, including mesic pine flatwoods, freshwater marshes, tidal swamp, hydric hammock, and coastal grassland. Bring your sketchbook, camera, painting supplies, or journal and let this landscape inspire you!

This is a free self-guided event, and all guests will be provided a trail map upon entry. Artists must bring their own supplies. Conservation Foundation representatives will be onsite to answer any questions you may have about our vital land-saving work. We hope to see you there!

Registration for this special event is required. The address will be provided via email one week before the event along with detailed driving and parking instructions. Limited space is available due to limited onsite parking. Reserve your space below.

If you plan to carpool, please let us know so that we may open space for other interested artists. Email tianna@conservationfoundation.com to let us know or with any questions.

Learn more about Pine Island Preserve.

Organized by

Conservation Foundation of the Gulf Coast protects land and water in Southwest Florida for the benefit of people and nature. Through strategic collaborations with individuals, groups, organizations, and government, they work to ensure all people have access to clean water, fresh air, nutritious food, abundant wildlife, beautiful natural areas to enjoy, and all the other physical and mental benefits nature provides. Their vital work strengthens Southwest Florida’s resiliency to storms and floods, enriches lives, and helps safeguard our community for generations to come. Learn more at www.conservationfoundation.com