Zilker Tree Youth Art Contest 2024

Austin, TXLocal News

The City of Austin Parks and Recreation Department is excited to announce the Annual Zilker Tree Art Contest, inviting young artists aged 5 to 10 from the Austin area to showcase their creativity. Each year, this contest not only provides a platform for artistic expression but also contributes to the festive lighting of the Zilker Tree. Participants will compete in two distinct categories: Junior and Senior, with the top three artworks in each category receiving public recognition during the much-anticipated tree lighting ceremony on December 1, 2024. The contest aims to foster community engagement and celebrate the talents of local youth. Art submissions are open until November 1, 2024, offering ample time for young artists to create their masterpieces.

For more information and details about the contest, interested individuals can visit the official Austin Parks and Recreation website. The contest is a cherished tradition in the community, enhancing the holiday spirit in Austin. This initiative not only highlights the importance of art in youth development but also strengthens community bonds through shared celebrations.

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