1st National Bank of South Florida recently
donated $3000 to the South Florida National
Parks Trust for the Community Artist Program
at Biscayne National Park. Exhibits are
open now at the Dante Fascell Visitor Center,
located at 9700 SW 328th Street in Homestead
and will feature various artists and photographers.
The exhibits will continue through July
2005.
The first exhibition and show opened November
19th. . Living Waters celebrates the aquatic
preserves of Florida and features a PBS
documentary and black and white photographs
by renowned South Florida landscape photographer
Clyde Butcher.
Butcher and cinematographer Elam Stoltzfus
will be in attendance for an artist’s reception
on December 10th. The exhibition and reception
are open to the public at no charge.
The Community Artist program has been made
possible by the generous support of
1st National Bank of South Florida, Miami-Dade
County Department of Cultural Affairs, the
Cultural Affairs Council, the Mayor and
the Miami-Dade County Board of County Commissioners,
and the Miami Beach Cultural Arts Council.
For more information about the South Florida
National Parks Trust, contact Don Finefrock
at 305.665.4769.
1st National Bank of South Florida has been
doing business since 1932 and is a full
service, community oriented, Florida bank.
1st National Bank is the second oldest bank
in Miami-Dade County and is based in Homestead,
with branches in Kendall, Palmetto Bay,
Princeton, and a loan office located in
Islamorada. Their website is www.1stnatbank.com
 From
left to right, was Saundra Lange, Vice President,
1st National Bank of South Florida; Linda
Canzanelli, Superintendent, Biscayne National
Park; and, William Losner, President, 1st
National Bank of South Florida. To the left
is an original Clyde Butcher photograph
that will be on display at the Dante Fascell
Visitors Center from November 19th through
January 17th, 2005. |
