It MUST almost be spring.
The reason I say that is that I recently saw a blast of flyers from organizers of the 44th annual Community Arts Day, the Webster School District’s annual student show-off day.
Community Arts Day is our school district’s annual show-off day. Students from every one of our elementary, middle and high schools will have artwork on display, including . sculptures, paintings, collages, sketches, and more. There are dance exhibitions, music concerts and martial arts demonstrations. There’s face painting, sand and candy art for the kids, a bake sale, craft vendors, community group exhibits, and food and drink concessions. Most everything (aside from the food, of course) is free, which makes this event an awesome family activity for a (what will probably be) a cold, wintry day.
Lots of details are still coming together, but here’s what the organizers need right now to help make this year’s event run smoothly:
Vendors:
Anyone interested in becoming a vendor or exhibitor for this year’s event can click here for more information and a registration form. Cost is $25 for exhibitors, $50 for vendors.
Performing groups:
Got a music or dance group you’d like to see on stage at Community Arts Day? Click here for more information and to register. Cost is $25.
Talent Show performers:
The “Webster’s Got Talent” talent show is also one of the most popular attractions at Community Arts Day. Singers, dancers and musicians are invited to participate. Acts should be 2-3 minutes long. So get your act together and register by April 7 by clicking here. If you have questions, email the talent show coordinator, Jakob@JakobHRothfuss.com.
Sponsors:
CAD sponsorship levels have been established to help offset the cost of the event. Sponsors at all levels will recognized in signage at both hostess stations at the front and back entrances, on the website’s main page and in several other ways. Sponsorship levels are Bronze ($75), Silver ($125) and Gold ($250). If you’re interested, click here for more information.
Volunteers:
This event does not happen without a large number of volunteers. There are several ways you can lend a hand, including donating store-bought baked goods for the sweet-treats sale or working a morning, mid-day or afternoon shift in one of the activity areas, lunch counter, arts and crafts, face painting and others. Volunteer sign-up will begin the first week of March. In the meantime, you can find out more by clicking here.
Volunteers:
I know this is repetitive. But it’s really important. Please consider helping out, and get your teenagers to join you!
Stay tuned for more information about this terrific family and community event.
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St Rita school would like to exhibit their art again and their preschool would like to be there please contact me at gwagner@dor.org thank you
Gail, I’m not the organizer. Their contact information will be on the website.