Festival of Trees 2009

Annual Festival of Trees and Holiday House

 

3rd Annual Festival of Trees and Holiday House “World Tour”

West Palm Beach, FL—Antiques and collectables from Palm Beach are filling up the Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens in anticipation of its first ever Holiday House to benefit the Gardens.  Diana Bell, Holiday House Chair is excited with the treasures that have been collected.  "The Sculpture Gardens is such a beautiful and important organization that I am thrilled to lend my support to this wonderful event.  We have so many unique items-an antique Rosenthal Bavarian porcelain blue pedestal compote, antique Dutch burl wood side table with cabriole legs, antique English prints, Regency style tapestry upholstered Fauteuil chairs and so much more.  If you have been looking for the 
ultimate treasure sale, this is it! 

The Holiday House and Gardens will be open Wed-Sun, December 5 & 6 and 9-13 and again during the Festival of Trees celebration Dec 5 & 6 and 10-13 from 5:30 – 8:30pm

Enjoy the highlight of the holiday season and stroll through the enchanted and magical Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens. Over 25 decorated evergreen trees adorn the gardens featuring themes from around the world. Our historic home will be beautifully decorated by gifted designers, who have transformed the house into a magical blend of the holidays and trends in home décor. 

Daily Admission $5
Evening Tickets Adults $15, Children $5, Children 3 and under free. 
All parking at Unity Church on S. Flagler Drive.

Friday, December 11

Seminole Ridge Community High Chamber Choir

Under the Direction of Wes Rainer

7:00 – 7:30

West Boca Raton High School Chorus

Under the Direction of Lindsey Novitske

Saturday, December 12

6:30 – 7:00

Palm Beach Day Academy Choir

Under the Direction of Robyn Huff

Sunday, December 13

6:30 – 7:00

St. Edwards Children’s Choir

Under the Direction of Maralyn Coscia

To find out how you can support ANSG events and programs call 561.832.5328 or click here to email

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