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LEWISBURG, W.Va. — Carnegie Hall’s 27th annual Creative Youth Art Exhibit is now open in the Old Stone Room Gallery.
Creative Youth is a juried art show each spring that features the talent and imagination of Greenbrier County students in grades 4-12.
Children from public, private, and home schools submit their work for this juried art exhibit.
This year’s participating schools and teachers were: Alderson Elementary School, April Vincent; Crichton Elementary School, David Poticher; Eastern Greenbrier Middle School, Mark Cline and Mary Stankunas; Frankford Elementary School, Stephanie Holley; Greenbrier Academy for Girls, Anne Hunter; Greenbrier East High School, Anne Bordas and Stephanie Tilley; Greenbrier West High School, Marla Bell.
Lewisburg Elementary School, Jody Wilber; Rainelle Elementary School, David Poticher; Ronceverte Elementary School, April Vincent; Rupert Elementary School, Melissa Clovis; Smoot Elementary School, Melissa Clovis; Western Greenbrier Middle School, Emily Sullivan; and White Sulphur Springs Elementary School, Stephanie Holley.
For more information, call the Carnegie Hall box office at (304) 645-7917, visit www.carnegiehallwv.org, or stop by at 611 Church St. in Lewisburg.
Carnegie Hall WV is a nonprofit organization supported by individual contributions, grants, and fundraising efforts such as TOOT and The Carnegie Hall Gala.
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Carnegie Hall’s 27th annual Creative Youth Art Exhibit is now open in the Old Stone RoomGallery in Lewisburg, W.Va. (Photo Courtesy Carnegie Hall)
