youth poster contest
Winning entry submitted by Hannah Roberts in 2016
Annually teen artists are invited to submit a poster celebrating Art in the Park.
All students who are enrolled in school within the Lakewood Public Schools geographic area are eligible, including those who attend public or private school and those who are home-schooled. Students must be at least 13 years old and no older than age 18.
One $100 grand prize will be awarded to the student with the winning design, and his or her artwork will be featured on the following year's Art in the Park Visitor's Guide and on other Art in the Park promotional materials. $50 will be awarded to the student with the second-place entry, and $25 to the third-place entry. Contest winners will be announced in local print publications and introduced at Art in the Park.
Details regarding the 2023 Youth Poster Contest will be available here in the spring of 2023.
All students who are enrolled in school within the Lakewood Public Schools geographic area are eligible, including those who attend public or private school and those who are home-schooled. Students must be at least 13 years old and no older than age 18.
One $100 grand prize will be awarded to the student with the winning design, and his or her artwork will be featured on the following year's Art in the Park Visitor's Guide and on other Art in the Park promotional materials. $50 will be awarded to the student with the second-place entry, and $25 to the third-place entry. Contest winners will be announced in local print publications and introduced at Art in the Park.
Details regarding the 2023 Youth Poster Contest will be available here in the spring of 2023.
classes
Starting in January 2016, the Lake Odessa Area Arts Commission began held painting classes for the general public, taught by resident artist Becky Stafford. Classes are held periodically throughout the year.
Guests at the 2016 Paint Party display their artwork
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April 2016 Paint Party Theme
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CHILDREN'S ART SHOW
Each year the LOAAC sponsors an art show for Lake Odessa elementary school children, who create their own masterpieces for display during the annual Fall Festival in September.
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