Saturday, November 14, 2026
Reggae music was played on steel drums while guests wandered the whimsical trails.
Volunteers helped guests press their own custom vintage T-shirts to take home with them.
Artist Nathalie Garbani, co-owner of The Humble Hut in Bayshore, poses with her winsome copper trees for sale.
The venue even had a treehouse for guests to explore and find their inner child!
Guests are having a great time holding their Bayshore Arts District beverages and enjoying the endless scenery.
Bohemia, Bayshore Art District’s first ticketed fundraiser, materialized at the picturesque Liberty House Gardens last Friday. The historic Liberty House Gardenis the private estate of Katherine Boll and Emily Hancock, who generously provided the beautiful venue to guests.
A(rts)- List awards were granted to individuals who, through their selfless actions, have made a remarkable impact on the Bayshore Arts District Community. Among the awardees were Michael Sherman, Siobhan Cleveland, and Joel Toledo.
Bohemia also featured local art exhibits, live music, and an interactive t-shirt crafting workshop. Attendees found themselves captivated by Bohemia’s vision of creativity and artistic splendor within the spectacular venue.
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