Art Contest with Cedar Livestock & Heritage Festival 2020

September 24, 2020

Thanks to everyone submitting their artwork for the Art Festival. Entries now closed and the exhibit is up at the Diamond Z Arena for Oct. 23 and 24. We appreciated the hard work of the students and the many touching stories about their entries from family stories, portraits of grandparents as children, why a family chose the name Rose for a child, and memorable family experiences. We appreciate our wonderful art teachers who are giving the students new ways of seeing the world through art. We appreciate the parents who support their children's creations. Thanks also to Ben Sowards for judging the contest and Megan Nelson for helping us formulate the procedure and rules.

All art may be collected at Color Country Art, 111 South Main.

You will also receive a coupon from the Palette Bakery and Creamery.

Exhibit at the Diamond Z Arena for the Cedar Livestock & Heritage Festival

on October 23 and 24, 2020

Visitors checking out the exhibit

Marcy Hadley, Cedar High

Kade Simmons, Cedar High School

Bailey Bybee, Cedar High School

First and third in the Middle School are below in earlier entries.

Madsen Bergstrom, Canyon View Middle School

Rynell Schneider (Grade 8) and Leya Schneider, Grade 5, homeschool

2nd place in Elementary noted below in earlier entries

Taylee Hall, Grade 5, Homeschool

High School display:

Middle School Display:

Elementary School Entries:

Thanks to the Heritage Center and particularly Jason Clark for allowing us to use display panels. Thanks to Bruce and Melody Hughes, Pat Hill, Megan Nelson, and Sara Penny for coordinating the art contest and the display. Bruce arranged the ribbons and prizes. JaNell Wood of Palette Bakery and Creamery donated coupons to all of the entrants. Randy Seely dismantled the exhibit. Both Artisans and Color Country Art helped collect the art entries. We appreciate the team that made this all possible.