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Downtown Art Gallery to Host Grand Opening Ceremony for New Titusville Location Jan. 19

By  //  January 5, 2024

location at 400 Orange Street in Titusville

The Downtown Art Gallery is celebrating the Grand Opening of its new location at 400 Orange Street in Titusville on January 19 from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Gallery member artist Yvette Whitmore, above, is well known for her finely detailed renderings on wood and canvas. She is at home in many mediums: oils, acrylics, pastels, and block prints. Whitmore came out of “mural retirement” to create one last masterpiece on the north-facing wall of the newly opened building.

BREVARD COUNTY • TITUSVILLE, FLORIDA – The Downtown Art Gallery is celebrating the Grand Opening of its new location at 400 Orange Street in Titusville on January 19 from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.

The event begins with the Chamber of Commerce and the City of Titusville officials participating in a ribbon cutting and dedication of “Summertime Poppies”, a mural painted by local artist Yvette Whitmore with help from Lydia Royce.

A gala reception with artists and patrons and complimentary wine and hors d’oeuvres will follow this. Join in the celebration, meet the artists, and explore the gallery.

The Downtown Art Gallery begins its 22nd year at this new location which offers upgrades to their framing services and parking areas, ample room for artists, and even outdoor space for events.

Gallery member artist Yvette Whitmore is well known for her finely detailed renderings on wood and canvas. She is at home in many mediums: oils, acrylics, pastels, and block prints.

Happily, she came out of “mural retirement” to create one last masterpiece on the north-facing wall of the newly opened building.

Gallery owners Jeff and Heidi Thamert look forward to many more years presenting the best art of local artists, including their award-winning photography, and helping customers frame art and keepsakes to bring beauty into their homes.

“We chose poppies for many reasons but mainly because they symbolize regeneration and rebirth,” said Heidi Thamert, “a regeneration and rejuvenation of our business.”

They are busy planning upcoming events where you can meet the artists and explore seven rooms of beautiful fine art.

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