A big thank you to everyone who purchased tickets, especially the members of the Safety Harbor Garden Club who purchased tickets to allow the sculpture to find a home at Folly Farm Park in Safety Harbor! It will be a lovey addition to Folly Farm for the community to enjoy!
Library Foundation Announces Dandelion Sculpture Raffle
Purchase an opportunity raffle ticket for $20 to win Dandelion in the Breeze, a stainless-steel sculpture donated by Safety Harbor artist Hank Brooks. The winning ticket will be drawn when a minimum of 100 tickets are sold. The sculpture can be viewed in person at the library. Tickets on sale now.
Purchase tickets for $20 via cash or check at the library or online by visiting the donation page. If purchased online, stop by the library with your proof of purchase to fill out your raffle ticket or email Lisa, lkothe@cityofsafetyharbor.com with your name and contact information. For additional information on the sculpture, see our FAQs.
Resident Hank Brooks is a self-taught metal artist. Other projects include a copper waterfall, the 7-foot Great Quacksby which resides at the Safety Harbor Library, and many small sculptures ranging from a Thanksgiving turkey to an ant family. His next project, External Springtime, is a small garden of metal sculptures which includes flowers, butterflies, hummingbirds, and bees.
Library Foundation Announces Dandelion Sculpture Raffle
Purchase an opportunity raffle ticket for $20 to win Dandelion in the Breeze, a stainless-steel sculpture donated by Safety Harbor artist Hank Brooks. The winning ticket will be drawn when a minimum of 100 tickets are sold. The sculpture can be viewed in person at the library. Tickets on sale now.
Purchase tickets for $20 via cash or check at the library or online by visiting the donation page. If purchased online, stop by the library with your proof of purchase to fill out your raffle ticket or email Lisa, lkothe@cityofsafetyharbor.com with your name and contact information. For additional information on the sculpture, see our FAQs.
Resident Hank Brooks is a self-taught metal artist. Other projects include a copper waterfall, the 7-foot Great Quacksby which resides at the Safety Harbor Library, and many small sculptures ranging from a Thanksgiving turkey to an ant family. His next project, External Springtime, is a small garden of metal sculptures which includes flowers, butterflies, hummingbirds, and bees.
