Sunday, April 19, 2026 | 11 a.m. – 3 p.m.

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Please join us for Through the Architect’s Eyes, presented by Skolfield Homes—a one-of-a-kind historic homes tour hosted by Casa Feliz Historic Home Museum.

For one day only, eight private homeowners have graciously opened their doors to tour guests. These remarkable residences span a century of architectural evolution—from homes that remain beautifully intact from the 1920s to masterfully renovated interiors that preserve their historic façades while embracing modern living. Among them are three designed by Winter Park’s most celebrated architect, James Gamble Rogers II.

This is a rare opportunity to step inside some of Winter Park’s most distinguished homes and experience firsthand the artistry, vision, and craftsmanship that define our community.

Come celebrate the architecture, the stories, and the spirit that make Winter Park so special—and help support the preservation mission of Casa Feliz.

Keep scrolling for tickets, frequently asked questions, and volunteer opportunities.

Tickets - SOLD OUT

Tickets are limited, and this event is expected to sell out!

Through your purchase of tickets, you acknowledge that this event is primarily a walking tour. Limited shuttle service will be available; however, participants should be able to walk one-half mile or more on uneven sidewalks without assistance in order to safely participate.

Important Note: Once you purchase your tickets, you will automatically receive a receipt through email. Please print or save this e-mail receipt to your phone to present on entering your first home tour house. Our docents will also have a list of all paid ticket holders. We will follow up with more information — including detailed parking instructions — one week prior to the event.

Frequently Asked Questions

Your $75 ticket includes admission to all eight historic homes on the tour, as well as a sandwich lunch at Casa Feliz provided by Arthur’s Catering.
Free parking is provided by our friends at the Elizabeth Morse Genius Foundation in the parking garage located at 150 W. Canton Avenue (above Panera). Detailed parking and shuttle information will be emailed to ticket holders, and posted on this site, one week prior to the event.
The tour is designed so that you can visit the houses in any order. You will check in with a docent at the first house you visit. Detailed instructions, including house addresses and parking instructions, will be emailed to you one week prior to the home tour.
All eight featured properties are historic homes located within approximately one-half mile of Casa Feliz. Seven are private residences generously opened for this special day, and one is Osceola Lodge, the estate of Charles Hosmer Morse. Three of the homes were designed by noted architect James Gamble Rogers II. A detailed map with addresses and tour information will be emailed to ticket holders one week prior to the event.
This event is designed primarily as a walking tour, so comfortable shoes are encouraged. To assist guests, two Mears mini-buses will circulate continuously along the tour route. The mini-buses are generously sponsored by Realtor Becky Junod of Keller Williams Winter Park Realty. However, please note that walking is required, and some homes include stairs, uneven sidewalks, and sloped driveways. For this reason, the tour may not be suitable for individuals with mobility challenges. Guests are also welcome to bicycle the route as an alternative way to travel between homes.
A catered sandwich lunch, generously provided by Arthur’s Catering, will be available throughout the event at Casa Feliz. You may stop by at any point along your tour route to enjoy your meal. A vegetarian (not vegan) option is available; please indicate your preference when purchasing your ticket.
No. This tour is expected to sell out in advance, and tickets must be purchased ahead of time. There will be no day-of ticket sales.
We are hoping for a beautiful April day! In the event of light rain, please bring an umbrella and dress accordingly. The tour will be canceled—and full refunds issued—only in the case of severe, daylong inclement weather.

Volunteer as a Docent

We're seeking enthusiastic volunteer docents who love and appreciate older homes to help share their stories. Volunteers will be assigned to a featured home to greet guests and provide information, with flexible shifts available and lunch provided. Click the button below for more information and to submit an interest form.

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