The Seminole Cultural Arts Council (SCAC) has been selected as one of the 8 organizations that will be featured on the 2019-2020 LYNX Public Service Bus. 
 
Winning organizations had their logos placed collectively on the LYNX Public Service Bus for the next 12 months. The bus will travel regular routes throughout the LYNX system, giving all 8 organizations free exposure in Orange, Osceola and Seminole counties. As one of the selected organizations, SCAC may also request that the bus appear at one special event for them during the year at no charge.
 
The bus was unveiled April 10 at 11 AM at Cranes Roost Park's Eddie Rose Amphitheater in Altamonte Springs. The ceremony included Seminole County Commissioner and LYNX Chair, Lee Constantine, as well as LYNX Interim CEO, James E. "Jim" Harrison, along with staff, supporters and/or board members from each of the 8 non-profits chosen for this year.
 
PHOTOS:   
(Top) Organization representatives await unveiling of public service bus
(Below) L-R: Jim Harrison, LYNX Interim CEO; Mary Blake; Donna Bundy; Seminole County Commissioner Lee Constantine; Josie Foranoce; Kathryn Townsend; Anthony Aramendia.
 

The Seminole Cultural Arts Council (SCAC) Announces
2019 heART for the ARTS Award to Sheila Kramer
 
The Seminole Cultural Arts Council (SCAC) Board of Directors has recognized SHEILA KRAMER with the 2019 heART for the ARTS Award in appreciation of her continuing commitment to the advancement of the arts and culture in our community.
SHEILA KRAMER has long been recognized as a partner of SCAC by promoting its programs in her monthly magazines:  Lake Mary Life, Altamonte-Wekiva Springs Life, and Oviedo-Winter Springs Life. By offering free advertising space in those publications, she has provided in-kind donations totaling thousands of dollars. she has given priority to coverage of a wide range of historical, art and culture events from intimate artist profiles to feature articles regarding Seminole County Public Schools productions and exhibits, theaters, galleries, and other arts venues.
The 2019 heART for the ARTS Award was presented to SHEILA KRAMER at a Gala from 6:30 to 9:30 PM on Saturday, February 9th at Mercedes-Benz of North Orlando, 1100 Rinehart Road in Sanford. The event featured food and wine tastings from more than a dozen local restaurants, a silent auction, photo booth, an art gallery area, and live entertainment:  Evolution dance band; Phantasmagoria, the critically acclaimed Steampunk/Gothic Victorian music and acting troupe; and the Weldon Street Jazz Band.
For additional information, call 407-302-1099 or visit www.seminoleculturalarts.org.             
 
The SCAC is a registered public 501(c)3 nonprofit organization and a member of the Florida Association of Local Arts Agencies. The SCAC supports and nurtures the cultural and artistic needs of Seminole County.  The SCAC is an advocate for the preservation of local cultural and historic heritage, including performing, literary and visual arts and sciences and serves to sustain, develop and advance the cultural life of Seminole County.