Call for Artists: Submit Original Artwork for New City Street Pole Banners

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

The City of Snoqualmie, along with the Snoqualmie Arts Commission, has issued a call for artists to submit original digital artwork for new street pole banners. This initiative aims to adorn the downtown and Ridge retail areas with vibrant visuals that reflect the community's spirit. The city is particularly interested in artists who live and work in the Snoqualmie Valley, highlighting its commitment to supporting local talent. By inviting submissions, the initiative fosters local engagement and enhances the cultural richness of the area. Artists are encouraged to showcase their creativity and contribute to a collective representation of the community's identity.

This project not only beautifies public spaces but also promotes local artistry, creating a sense of pride among residents. The banners will serve as a medium for artistic expression, encouraging a dialogue between art and community. Interested individuals are urged to participate in this unique opportunity to leave their mark on Snoqualmie's artistic landscape.

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