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Art in Bloom

June 17–21

We're pleased to announce the winners of this year's Art in Bloom fan voting! Congratulations to all the winners, and thank you to all participating artists and everyone who voted! For the full results, click here.

  • Best in Show (Tie)

    Corners, Old Forge No. II
    arrangement by Cecelia Ferrario

    Shimmering Wisteria Arrangement by Ashlee Butkiewicz

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    Best Interpretation of Artwork

    Shimmering Wisteria
    Arrangement by Ashlee Butkiewicz

    Runner-up: Hot Stuff arrangement by Jordan Delzell

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    Most Creative Display

    Play Ball!
    arrangement by Cherie Fruehan

    Runner-up: Hot Stuff arrangement by Jordan Delzell

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    Best Use of Color

    Corners, Old Forge No. II
    arrangement by Cecelia Ferrario

    Runner-up: Crazy Quilt by Yashira Quinones

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    Most Beautiful Flowers

    Shimmering Wisteria
    arrangement by Ashlee Butkiewicz

    Runner-up: Scranton, Looking North arrangement by Valerie Smith

  • To coincide with the Fifth Annual Electric City Flower Show, the Everhart Museum presented the return of Art in Bloom, a curated experience bringing together fine art and floral design. 

    From June 17 through 21, selected works from the Museum’s collection were reimagined through original floral interpretations created by regional artists and designers. Each participant was paired with a work of art and created an arrangement inspired by its color, form, texture, and narrative. 

    Installed throughout the galleries, these floral works are displayed alongside the original artworks, creating a dynamic conversation between art and nature.

This Year's Entries

Electric City Flower Show
Saturday, June 20 | 10 a.m.–4 p.m.

The Flower Show will take place in Nay Aug Park around the Everhart Museum. Visitors can explore a variety of stunning floral competition entries (not associated with Art in Bloom entries) and creative botanical displays submitted by local gardeners and enthusiasts. The show features up to 80 artist vendors offering plants, homemade goods, and garden-inspired items, as well as a wide selection of food trucks serving meals and snacks available for purchase throughout the day. 

Exhibits will be open to both participants and the public from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., following the morning judging period. In addition to the flower competition, the event features a photography competition, with winning entries displayed inside the Everhart during the show.

For more information on the Flower Show, including contest entry, visit the website below.

Electric City Flower Show