May The 4th Be Part Of Your Creative Fun At We Make

  • Monday, April 8, 2024

Art 120, an organization dedicated to fostering artistic talent and creative expression in the community, announces the return of We Make. Set to take place Saturday, May 4, from 11 a.m.-4 p.m., overlooking the Tennessee River on the Chattanooga Green, this event promises to be a celebration of creativity and a showcase of student artistic talent in Hamilton County.

Designed to bring together art enthusiasts, students, and the community at large, the event will feature a myriad of activities that aim to engage, inspire and entertain. From student performances to visual art exhibits, and from craftspeople to international cuisine, We Make offers a feast for all the senses, said officials.

One of the key highlights of We Make is the emphasis on showcasing Hamilton County's young talents. With a total pool of over $1,600 in cash awards, the event recognizes and rewards student ingenuity and creativity in various categories. From 2D and 3D art to live performances, UpCycle fashion, and the Golden Gnome award which includes a $500 cash prize for the winning wheeled contraption created by a school or student in Hamilton County, We Make is an event designed to celebrate and nurture the next generation of artistic visionaries.

“As Albert Einstein said, ‘Intelligence is creativity having fun’ and we are delighted to provide a platform for students to showcase their brilliance," said Kate Warren, executive director for Art 120. "Chattanooga is a city teeming with artistic energy, and this event is our way of celebrating and supporting the incredible pool of talent that exists throughout our community. We invite everyone to join us in this celebration of art, culture, and creativity."

In addition to the array of artistic displays and performances, We Make 2024 will also feature whimsical art cars, activities for all ages, and opportunities for attendees to connect with local artists and craftspeople.

For more information about We Make 2024, registration information, and updates on the event, visit the Art 120 website at www.art120.org.

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