November 8th-The Casselberry Great Art Yard Sale
November 8 • 10 AM – 5 PM
Lake Concord Park • Casselberry, Florida
Artists, makers, and art lovers come take it to the sidewalk!
Casselberry Arts and Casselberry Friends of the Park are teaming up to bring you the inaugural Sidewalk Art Sale, a one-day celebration of art, community, and the joy of finding something unexpected.
We’re looking for artists of all kinds to set up shop throughout Lake Concord Park and sell their work directly to the public. Bring your paintings, drawings, prints, ceramics, sculpture, photography, jewelry, handmade objects, or whatever you make. Set up under a tent, on a table, or even on a picnic blanket-the sidewalk is yours!
This is a casual, community-focused art sale designed to give artists an opportunity to get their work out of the studio, meet new audiences, and make some sales in a fun and relaxed setting.
MORE ART. MORE FINDS. MORE FUN.
While you shop the artists' booths, Casselberry Friends of the Park will be serving up hamburgers, hot dogs, and cold beverages from their tent, with donations supporting future Casselberry Arts programming.
Feeling lucky? Dig through our Bargain Bin for a chance to discover your very own lost Picasso-because great art doesn't always have to cost a fortune.
Inside the Casselberry Art House, a special selection of artwork will be available through a silent auction, offering collectors another opportunity to take home something unique.
We’ll also be joined by members of the Florida Plein Air Painters, who will bring a selection of their exquisite paintings for sale.
Whether you're an artist looking to sell your work, a collector hunting for your next great find, or simply someone who loves spending a Saturday surrounded by art, come join us!
Bring your friends. Bring your appetite. Bring your shopping bag The Casselberry Great Art Yard Sale will coincide with the Casselberry Food and Wine Festival being hosted by the Casselberry Chamber of Commerce.
Wish To be a Vendor?
November 9th- Casselberry Food and Wine Festival
Get ready for an afternoon filled with DELICIOUS FOOD, GREAT WINE & AMAZING LOCAL BUSINESSES!
Saturday, November 8
2:00–5:00 PM
TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW!
Grab yours, bring your friends, and come enjoy an afternoon of food, wine, music, and community!
VENDORS & SPONSORS — WE WANT YOU!
We’re still looking for vendors and sponsors to be part of this incredible event! Whether you want to showcase your business, get your brand in front of the community, or help make this event unforgettable, there’s a place for you!
Interested in becoming a vendor or sponsor? Send us a message to get involved!
Come hungry. Come thirsty. Come ready to have a GREAT time!
October 9th - Food Truck Friday
Join Us!
Every second Friday of the month, City of Casselberry hosts it's Food Truck Fridays. Come out and join us, bring chairs and blankets and listen to live performances of local bands, while enjoying numerous food truck vendors.
Event takes place rain or shine, it's Florida so plan accordingly.
Friends of the Park usually hosts a booth with upcoming events, projects, community reach out and simple workshops for all participants.
Please ask us how you could be a part!!with hundreds of volunteers and community partners to create a better future for all.
Casselberry Aquatic and Recreational Center
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Winter Pool Hours Update
As the days get shorter, we're adjusting our pool hours to make the most of available daylight.
Casselberry Aquatics Center and Park, 806 Mark David Blvd.
We appreciate your understanding and look forward to seeing you during our winter schedule.
Adopt-A-Tree Program
Adopt-A-Tree Program is Open!
Want a free tree in your yard? The City has a program to provide free Florida-friendly trees for homeowners within City limits!
Caring for your Florida-Friendly Tree
- Right tree/Right place: Select a location considering mature size, as well as light and water needs. City staff can assist in confirming right tree/right place for your property.
- Yard Disturbance: Keep in mind when the tree is planted, the hole may be three times the width of the container or root ball for the tree. Also, the top of the container soil/root crown of the tree will sit even with or slightly above the surrounding ground level.
- Soil: Once tree is planted, DO NOT add soil to the base of the tree or cover the root crown.
- Mulching: A common mistake in tree care is piling mulch over the root crown/base of the tree. Add mulch (e.g., pine straw) to the disturbed area instead.
- Watering New Tree: Water the planting area immediately after planting and at least daily for the first two weeks, then every other day for 3 months. After 3 months, weekly watering of 6-9 gallons per inch of trunk diameter until established (approximately 1 year from planting) and during dry periods is recommended.
- Watering After Establishing: Some trees are more drought resistant than others. Once the tree is established, water according to its individual needs (see specific information on individual species at www.casselberry.org/greenup or ask City Public Works staff for more information).
- Pruning: Do not over-prune your tree. The intent of this Adopt-A-Tree program is provide more tree canopy in the City, especially that can be enjoyed by the public (e.g., walking on a sidewalk). A common mistake is completely cutting back trees (such as crape myrtles) annually. This is unnecessary and may harm certain trees. General guidelines for proper pruning practices can be found at https://www.arborday.org/trees/tips/keys-to-pruning.cfm
- Pest/disease problems: Trees that tend to have a lower disease potential were purposely chosen for this program. However, if a disease or pest issue is suspected, contact Seminole County Extension volunteers for assistance Monday-Friday 9:00 a.m. - Noon and 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. at (407) 665-5550 or via email.
Welcome
Casselberry's Friends of the Park is excited to announce the creation of another local non for profit in the City of Casselberry which we will be working closely with...."Society for Historic Casselberry"! Friends of the Park supports local arts and culture, as well as historic heritage and preservation for the city.
