Art students from across the district will soon have the honor of seeing their work displayed inside one the state’s top art museums.
The Williamson County Schools Art Show at the Frist Center for the Visual Arts is an annual celebration of student artwork. It begins Saturday, February 25 and continues through March 12.
More than 350 young artists from kindergarten through twelfth grade are included in this exhibition. Elementary and middle school art teachers selected two works per grade level, and high school art teachers selected two works from each art course offered at their schools. Artwork by all of the students featured in the exhibit can also be viewed online.
Opening day festivities will be held Saturday, February 25 from 10 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. For free admission, print out and redeem this flyer. Discounted parking for the event is available only in the Frist Center parking lots. Click here for a list of suggested times for families of each school to attend.
