Is the Sharon Ugly and/or ill conceived? THE ANSWER IS NO!!

[graciegirl]

At the dedication and one of the rare dress up occasions in The Villages, people from all over this town turned out last night to see a beautiful and well conceived building and a sincere tribute to a mother.

Works for me.

[perrjojo]

AND THE PARKING WAS NOT A PROBLEM. We went and there was ample parking. If was a fun and elegant opening.

[sunnyatlast]

I couldn't go, but I read about the valet parking structure put into place, and I thought it was genius that when concert goers park with the valet service, they can use the smartphone app to request their car/cart be brought up in advance of leaving their seats or concert hall.

Concerning honoring a mother, Sharon Morse, there are those who have no respect for mothers not of their own partisan affiliations. They will never change because other opinions are not tolerated by them.

Bravo! For the Morse family AND for Fine & Performing Arts in The Villages. We see Mrs. Morse's fine arts abilities in every building's exterior and interior design around Spanish Springs, the rec centers, and Savannah Center. As her portrait says there, (paraphrased) she was an artist, and The Villages was her canvas.

[Bay Kid]

Another great addition to TVs!

[Taltarzac725]

Summer of the arts - The Villages Daily Sun: Villages (http://www.thevillagesdailysun.com/news/villages/article_2133c712-efa6-11e4-a9b4-bb3e464d29a2.html)

Here's an article from today's Villages Daily Sun. Sharon Morse passed in late 1999. http://articles.orlandosentinel.com/1999-12-31/news/9912300410_1_gary-morse-morse-home-sharon

[circletrack]

AND THE PARKING WAS NOT A PROBLEM. We went and there was ample parking. If was a fun and elegant opening.

Yep, unfortunately (for many anxiously hoping for it) CARmegedon did not occur. How sad.

I did, however, see plenty of happy people dressed in their best for what proved to be a great night.

Cheers to many more!