Public Art, Kids’ Reading & Venice’s Shark Tooth Festival

Can public art transform a community? Dr. Michelle-Marie Heinemann joins us to share how her Flower Tree Foundation is using large-scale sculpture to bring people together and inspire pride where they live. Then, we turn the page to the power of reading. Felicia Donson, founder of Moms Book Nooks, explains how her mission is putting books into the hands of children and helping spark a lifelong love of reading. Next, we dive into one of Florida’s most unique traditions. Venice—known as the Shark Tooth Capital of the World—celebrates its prehistoric treasures at the annual Sharks Tooth Festival. Jeff Lefebvre of Earth Treasures tells us what makes this event so special. We also hear from Cabex Construction about how they can help transform your home, and head into the Rice’s Appliance kitchen with S.O.B. Burgers owner Karla Marticorena, who’s serving up a delicious lamb burger. From art and education to local culture and great food—this episode of Suncoast View has something for everyone.