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Enjoy student art during Arts Week reception at Lynnwood High School May 23

Edmonds, WALocal News

Lynnwood High School hosts its Arts Week reception from 4-6 p. m. on May 23 in the LHS Commons. The event showcases student photography and fine art, curated by art instructors Donna L Schou, Michael Denoma, and Brooke DeWaard. Attendees can enjoy light refreshments crafted by LHS’s Chef Program and floral arrangements from the LHS Flower Shop.

Young visitors will have the chance to engage in fun crafts, making the event family-friendly. This initiative not only displays student creativity but also strengthens community ties and supports local education. The reception encourages parents and residents of Bothell to appreciate the hard work of students in the arts. Lynnwood High School is situated at 18218 North Rd. , Bothell, enhancing local engagement.

Arts education plays a vital role in fostering creativity and expression among students, making this event significant for the community.

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