Alias Arts and Flowers

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Willy and Erin Daunic

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Aimee Fletcher, Walt Fletcher, Tracie Vaughn, Anna Marie Ritter

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Rusty Terry, John Partipillo, Meagan Nordmann Rhodes, Whit Rhodes

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Michael Bush and Jade Reynolds

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Rhonda Wernick, Peter Westerholm, Alison Gooding

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Matt Walker, Stacy Widelitz, Jim Robert, Judith Hodges, Paul Vasterling, Zeneba Bowers

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Andrew Mongin and Virginia Robertson

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Amelie de Gaulle and Jim Robert

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Erin Daunic, Willy Daunic, Bryan Edwards, Ron York, Paul Vasterling

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Matt Walker and Zeneba Bowers

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George Clark, Daisy King, Connie Valentine, Stacy Widelitz

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Rhonda Wernick

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ALIAS Arts and Flowers was a magical night of art, flowers and music benefitting the Grammy-nominated ALIAS Chamber Ensemble at the charming W.O. Smith School of Music in Nashville on Saturday, July 28. Co-chaired by ALIAS Executive Director Jim Robert and artist/gallery owner Ron York, the benefit supports the all volunteer ensemble’s innovative work including their 2nd CD release set for September 25 and upcoming concert season where 100% of the proceeds are giving back to community nonprofit organizations “no strings attached.”

The July benefit paired gorgeous works of art with beautiful floral arrangements designed to complement, contrast or simply inspire and featured food from top Nashville area chefs. Nashville Ballet CEO and Artistic Director Paul Vasterling was honored with ALIAS’s Judith Hodges Spirit of the Arts award. For more info, visit www.aliasmusic.org.

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