Calling All Student Artists!


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Brookhaven Town Supervisor Dan Panico has announced that the Town of Brookhaven Youth Bureau will hold its annual “Brookhaven’s Got Talent Student Art Show” on Thursday, October 17 at Brookhaven Town Hall.

The theme for this year’s art show is “Living Your Best Life Drug Free.”

Presented together with Red Ribbon Week 2024 and the Youth Advisory Board, the Brookhaven Youth Bureau is seeking photographs, paintings or drawings from students from seventh through twelfth grades. Log on to www.brookhavenNY.gov/arts for more information or to apply and submit your artwork for consideration.

Submissions must include parent/guardian consent and be received by September 30, 2024. All artwork will remain on display for the entire month of October 2024 in the second floor galleria at Town Hall.

For more information and about the annual “Brookhaven’s Got Talent Student Art Show” and other programs offered by the Town of Brookhaven Youth Advisory Board, please call 631-451-8011 or visit www.brookhavenny.gov

Red Ribbon Week highlights the importance of living a drug-free life. It presents an opportunity for parents, educators, and communities to reinforce the drug-free messages they share with their children throughout the year.

During Red Ribbon Week, youth and adults around the nation pledge to increase their knowledge by learning more about the destructive effects of drug abuse, including prescription drug misuse, and renew their commitment to live a healthy, drug-free lifestyle.

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