Paradise Garden Foundation

Jacob and Lindsey Kiesgen (LOOMIS Foundation)

Mary Patton Armstrong, Elisabeth Nark (Party Animals Atlanta), Barbara Ford, Summer Loftin (Summer Loftin Antiques & Design), Justina Crawley

Steve and Amy Slotin (Sl0tin Auction), Bert and Jane Hunecke

Elisabeth Nark (Emory University), Jim Nark (Party Animals Atlanta)

Carlos Kaduoka, Summer Loftin (Summer Loftin Antiques & Design), Peter Hunter (Peter Hunter Design)

Keivan and Hedi Beroukhim (Keivan Wovan Arts)

Cecil Adams (Currey and Company), Summer Loftin (Summer Loftin Antiques & Design), Bethanne Matari (Currey and Company)

Matt Shaer and Katherine Jentleson (High Museum of Art)

Beau and Christa Collins (Christa Collins Art)

Jon Hershey (Paradise Garden Foundation), Paula Blalock (The Design Studio), Summer Loftin (Summer Loftin Antiques & Design)

Tina Cox (Paradise Garden Foundation)

Eric Booth, Valerie Alden, Dave Alden (Jim Thompson Fabrics)

Spalding Nix (Spalding Nix Fine Art)

Kathryn Friedlander (William Word Fine Antiques) Joe and Jennifer Binford

Michael Martinez, Alynn Martinez, Alex Martinex (Alex Martinez Photography)

Brad Hanner and Valerie Garrett (Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles), Lindsey Kiesgen (LOOMIS Foundation)

Geoffrey Barnett (Bloomingdales), Evan Farrell (Evan Farrell Designs), Austin Hannon (Twin Rivers Middle School), Dillian Moore (Opendoor), Mary Patton Armstrong (Irwin, Fritchie, Urquhart, Moore, & Daniels, LLC)

John Blackwell and Bejay Osby

Laura Franzke and Amy Elizabeth Smith (Amy Elizabeth Makeup)

Mary Rees, Karen Burns, Sally Burns (LOOMIS Foundation)

David Lindsey (D. Lindsey Botanicals & Curiosities), Mary Jo McCutcheon (Turnage Place Estate Sales)

On June 1st, 2024, guests gathered in a Buckhead home for The Atlanta Patron Party to raise money for the Paradise Garden Foundation. Food from chef Chris Murphy was enjoyed in addition to libations, live music with Lon Eldridge, a silent auction, and folk art on view.

Sponsored by The James H. W. Thompson Foundation, the event benefits the preservation and showcase of Rev. Howard Finster’s visionary artistic site in Summerville, Georgia.

For more information on the Paradise Garden Foundation, visit paradisegardenfoundation.org.