Spring is in full bloom as Art in Bloom returns to the Orlando Museum of Art with floral art, design, fashion, and special events celebrating creativity across the community.
Presented by the Council of 101 and sponsored by AdventHealth for Women, Art in Bloom is taking place through Sunday, April 12, 2026, at the Orlando Museum of Art. The beloved annual fundraiser transforms the museum with breathtaking floral interpretations inspired by works of art on display, alongside a full schedule of special events and experiences.
Proceeds from Art in Bloom benefit the Orlando Museum of Art’s exhibitions and educational programs, continuing the Council of 101’s six-decade legacy of supporting arts and culture in the community.
“For 60 years, the Council of 101 has been dedicated to enriching Central Florida through the visual arts,” said Donna Neck, President of the Council of 101. “Art in Bloom is a celebration of that mission — bringing people together inside the museum to experience creativity, beauty, and community in a truly unique way.”
Throughout the weekend, guests can enjoy daily show features including:
- Floral interpretations of select museum artwork
- Tables in Bloom designer displays and drawings
- Fashion in Bloom spring-inspired accessories
- Silent Auction featuring original art by local artists, plus exclusive items and experiences
- Artisan Market with local makers and pop-up shops
- 101 Bistro
Other special events include:
Saturday, April 11, 2026: Saturday features a full lineup of guest-favorite experiences, including Mystery Home Tours and exclusive ticketed events alongside general admission access to the museum’s floral displays and daily features.
Sunday, April 12, 2026: The weekend concludes with elegant and family-friendly programming, including Tea in Bloom, children’s creative activities, and one final opportunity to experience the floral interpretations, artisan market, and silent auction before the event closes.
General Admission ticket prices are $20 Adults; $12 Children (3-12); $12 Seniors, Active-Duty Military and First Responders (with ID). General admission show hours are from 10am-5pm. Tickets can be purchased at councilof101.org, via Eventbrite.
Founded in 1965, the Council of 101 has contributed more than $15 million to the Orlando Museum of Art through fundraising initiatives such as Art in Bloom, the Festival of Trees, and the Corporate Lease Art Program. The 2026 Art in Bloom event celebrates both the arrival of spring and 60 years of meaningful support for arts education and exhibitions in Central Florida.
