Tickets are only $20 if you purchase in advance.
The Cultural Arts Association of Walton County announces that tickets are now on sale for the Valentine Tour of Homes to be held Saturday, February 13, 10:00am ? 4:00pm, showcasing five homes along the Beaches of South Walton.
The proceeds from the self-guided Tour benefit the CAA?s Educational Giving Program, which provides grants to Walton County teachers and scholarships for students to participate in supplemental and continuing art education. Co-chairs Sherry Carter and Katrice Howell carefully chose the five homes on this year?s tour, including an historic Grayton Beach home and the Seaside home of 2010 Artist of the Year Michael Granberry.
Home #1, owned by Kelly and Billy Buzzett, is the historic Smith House located at 267 DeFuniak Street in Grayton Beach. Home #2 at 319 Western Lake Drive is owned by Mrs. Johnelle Hunt, and Home #3 is a few doors down at 395 Western Lake Boulevard owned by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harden. Home #4 is the residence and gallery of 2010 Artist of the Year Michael Granberry and his wife, Laura; and Home #5 is located in the gated WaterSound Beach community and is owned by Betty Cork.
Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 the day of the event and include admission to the Tour and complimentary poster artwork by Walton County?s 2010 Artist of the Year Michael Granberry. Tickets can be purchased online at CulturalArtsAssociation.com where a map can also be downloaded.
Tickets may also be purchased at the following locations: In Rosemary Beach at Tracery Interiors (72 Main Street, 850-231-6755), in Seaside at Sundog Books (89 Central Square, 850-231-5481), in Blue Mountain Beach at the CAA office (2282 W. Scenic Hwy. 30-A, 850-622-5970), in Grand Boulevard at the Guest Services Kiosk (between Tommy Bahama?s and Cantina Laredo, 850-665-5929), and in Destin at Smith?s Antiques Mall (12500 Emerald Coast Pkwy., 850-654-1484).
The 2010 Valentine Tour of Homes is sponsored in part by the Beaches of South Walton. For more information about the Tour and the Cultural Arts Association of Walton County, please visit CulturalArtsAssociation.com or call 850-622-5970.
Cultural Arts Association of Walton County
The vision of the Cultural Arts Association is to be a catalyst for Walton County?s growth as a center for artistic and cultural excellence through which lives are enriched, economy is stimulated and community is strengthened. The Cultural Arts Association serves as an umbrella organization, supporting the arts through leadership, advocacy, funding, programs and education. www.CulturalArtsAssociation.com
