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ArtWalk Poster Contest Winner Announced

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The Moscow Chamber of Commerce will announce the winner of the ArtWalk Poster Contest on October 10, 2025, from 4 PM to 11 PM local time at 411 S. Main Street, Moscow, Idaho. The contest invites local artists to submit their designs, promoting creativity and community spirit. Winning designs will be featured prominently in promotional materials for the ArtWalk event, which celebrates local art and culture. This initiative aims to foster a sense of community while supporting local artists.

Previous contests have drawn significant participation, indicating strong local interest in the arts. The event will likely attract both residents and visitors, enhancing local tourism and business engagement. Community members are encouraged to attend and support the artists involved. Overall, this contest plays a vital role in enriching the local cultural landscape.

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