Cherry Valley ‘Night of the Arts’ returns after COVID hiatus
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Sisters Kira, Nevaeh and Taurie Clay work on an art project at one of many craft tables set up in the school lunchroom during Cherry Valley’s Night of the Arts.
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Kindergartener Robert Felix pauses for a photo for his mom as he walks through a giant lion mouth to get to a school hallway filled with art.
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Farrah Banna helps fill in a coloring page next to a wall filled with blue dogs painted by students.
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Devin Ricciardi peeks out from behind his rabbit mask.
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Rowan Goddard poses for a photo next to his baby chick art.
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POLSON — Cherry Valley Elementary once again celebrated their students with their Night of the Arts event on April 28.
Over the past month, students have been doing animal artwork for this year’s theme of “Wild About Art.” Each student was able to display a piece of animal art along with their favorite piece of artwork they’ve made throughout the schoolyear.
The school’s halls, gym, and lunchroom were all filled with student artwork and attendees as families turned up en masse to celebrate the kids. Principal Jon Gustafson commented he wished they had counted the number of people who turned up as the event was very well attended.
Typically an annual occurrence, this was the first time the school has been able to put together the display in two years due to COVID. Its 18th celebration, the school plans to get back to annual Night of the Arts events moving forward.
On social media, parents expressed their appreciation and thanked all the teachers and custodians for working hard to make the event happen to celebrate the students.
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