Denison -- The 15th Annual Denison Arts & Wine Renaissance came to a colorful conclusion Saturday night as patrons of the arts danced the night away in the spacious confines of historic Katy Depot.
The expansive setting allowed guests to move with ease from a regional art show to another large room set aside for a silent auction, to a dance expo and live DJ or even enjoy a conversation under the stars on crisp spring night in Katy Park.
The Denison Arts & Wine Renaissance featured a variety of Texas wine and cuisine from local restaurants.
Saturday night's "Main Event" at Katy Depot was a well-attended, ticketed event designed to benefit improvements in downtown Denison.
Art & Wine by Dr. Donna Finch Adams
Silent Auction
BuildingScape #2 by Shelley Tate Garner
(L-r) R.E. Adams and Steve O. Black visit with Shelley Tate Garner
Alter Ego Exhibit in the Peanut Gallery - (L-R) Always With Me by Jeanne Sturdevant, Rapture Goddess by Jeanne Sturdevant, and One is the Same by L.B. Sutherland
Enjoying friends and conversation in Katy Park
