Not to mention a pre-1975 car show. Lots to do this week. By Michael Holloway - May 27th, 2021 04:18 pm //end headline wrapper ?>The Domes. Photo by Dave Reid.
There’s plenty to do in Milwaukee this weekend while practicing safe social distancing. Check out some vintage hot rods at the first ever Pre-1975 Car Show at the Best Place at the Historic Pabst Brewery, where you can enjoy cheap PBR, live music and more. And this week is your last chance to check out the Mitchell Park Domes Spring Floral Show, which will end on May 30. Or get outdoors and join the Urban Ecology Center for either an urban bike ride or a mud-mural making event.
Last Day To Vote Los Alamos High For Vans Competition
LAHS News:
Los Alamos High School (LAHS) Vans Marketing and Design Club needs your vote to win $50,000 for the art program.
Voting is open until
Please vote at customculture.vans.com
Collaborating ideas with sophomore Sophia Buckman and seniors Amelia Duffy and Kaisa Drew, seniors Kara Moss, Jillian Puckett and Kari Mason designed and painted this year’s Van’s Custom Culture Shoes.
“I am really impressed with the students cooperative spirit and incredible work ethic,” club sponsor Mary Grace said “Their boundless creativity is a given, but their commitment to their message really paid off as they made it into the national final 50”
Vote now: Eastern High School in the running for $50,000 in shoe design contest
Eastern made the Top 50 in the 2021 Vans Custom Culture contest. Voting is open through May 7. Author: Courtney Hayden Updated: 4:21 AM EDT May 3, 2021
LOUISVILLE, Ky. A Louisville high school is once again in the running to win a national art contest - and could bring home $50,000 for its art department!
The school submitted two designs for the contest. The first, Local Pride, features scenes from Old Louisville and includes a Pegasus and roses to represent the Kentucky Derby and Kentucky Derby Festival.
The second design for Head in the Clouds includes portraits of Eastern students and images representing the Louisville Zoo and KMAC Museum Fashion Show.
KENDALLVILLE â Two East Noble High School student artists are in the running for the top prize of $50,000 for their school in a national art competition, Custom Culture by Vans. Their art teacher, Jessica Hull, is asking the community to support them by voting for their artwork online.
The painted canvas-shoe entries, created by senior Anna Strong and freshman Shae Coil, vaulted East Noble into the Top 50 schools in the national competition, one of only two schools in Indiana to make the cut.
Online voting, happening now at https://customculture.vans.com/, will determine the first place school and the recipient of the $50,000 prize for its art program.
BLACKFOOT — Two Blackfoot High School students have advanced into the Top 50 of the Vans Custom Culture Contest and you can help them bring home a prize! The contest was created by Vans Shoes company to encourage high school students to unleash their creativity, while also spotlighting the issue of dwindling art education budgets. […]