TOWN OF MORRISVILLE: 17th Annual Student Art Poster Contest

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Oct 26, 2022
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Town of Morrisville issued the following announcement on Oct. 24.

Artwork for the 17th Annual Student Art Poster Contest is due this Friday, October 28.

 Morrisville youth in grades K-5 are invited to submit original artwork in support of the environment and sustainability.

 This year’s theme is “Bees, Seeds and Butterflies,” supports the importance of creating more habitats for our pollinators. 

Submissions are due on Friday, October 28. Get all the details at https://bit.ly/3QXBehr                

Original source can be found here.

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