Celebrate Youth Art Month at the Pauline Haass Library

All photos from Pauline Haass.

Sienna Kenney

March is Youth Art Month, a time to recognize the creativity, talent, and hard work of young artists everywhere. In celebration of this special month, one of Hamilton High School’s own art teachers, Brianne Strelow, is thrilled to invite everyone in the community to come see the amazing artwork created by our district's students! Throughout the month of March, there will be a collection of student artwork on display at the Pauline Haass Library for all to enjoy.

The exhibition will feature a variety of art forms, showcasing the unique skills and perspectives of many talented young artists. Whether you're a fan of painting, drawing, or mixed media, there will be something to captivate your imagination. This annual display offers a fantastic chance for the community to appreciate the incredible talent of our district's students and see firsthand the dedication and creativity they put into their work.

To kick off the month-long celebration, there will be a special reception on Tuesday, March 4th. The event is open to everyone, and Ms. Strelow encourages anyone who can make it to come out and show support for the young artists. The reception is always a hit and is a wonderful opportunity to meet the students and teachers behind the artwork, as well as chat with fellow community members who share a love for the arts.

This exhibit consistently receives rave reviews from the community, and it’s a fantastic way to shine a spotlight on the hard work and creativity of our district’s students. Our community here in the Hamilton School District is incredibly proud of what they’ve accomplished and is excited to share their work with you all.

So, be sure to stop by the Pauline Haass Library sometime during March to experience the talent and creativity of our students firsthand. Hopefully you can join in on celebrating Youth Art Month and the artistic achievements of our local youth.