BECOME A SPONSOR

We would like to take this opportunity to invite you to support the 2011 Evinston Plein Air Paintout to be held April 11-16, 2011. Approximately 30 of the most talented landscape artists from around the country will bring their paint boxes and easels to the city of Evinston and the surrounding area, well known for its abundance of “old” Florida habitat, to create one-of-a-kind paintings “en plein air”, which means in open air, for the public to view and purchase.

This remarkable event is hosted by the Wood and Swink Preservation Society, a 501 (c)3 (pending) non-profit organization. The Evinston Paintout wetroom/gallery will be located at the Wood and Swink Old Store and Post Office, one of the few remaining country store-post offices that still use original post office boxes and equipment. The goal of the Evinston Paintout is to raise money for renovations to the Wood and Swink and to increase public support for it's preservation and protection. We believe that an educated public can make wise decisions concerning the future of this magnificent historic building.

We are asking area businesses to help offset expenses by donating money or products to our event. Read the SPONSOR LETTER for complete information. In exchange for this support, we are willing to donate premium advertising space in our Paintout program, a monetary credit to be used towards the purchase of original art of your choice, free tickets to our exclusive Patron’s Reception, logos and links on our website and other advertising collateral, and much more. Get the SPONSORSHIP FORM and print and send it in now with your check or if you prefer to use a credit card, CLICK HERE TO REQUEST AN INVOICE after choosing the sponsor level from the sponsor form. For more information, call Leslie Long, Event Director

by cell (321) 890-3652 or email HERE.

We would like to say “thank you” in advance for your support and for enabling us to restore and protect this wonderful piece of FL history. Your contribution will help ensure that the Wood and Swink will be protected for many generations to come.