Community Living Huntsville invites North Muskoka youth ages 12 and under, like Dawson Hobbs, to create artwork that captures the holiday season's warmth, joy, and festive spirit for its 2023 Holiday Card Drawing Contest. - Hobbs family photo
Community Living Huntsville invites North Muskoka youth ages 12 and under, like Dawson Hobbs, to create artwork that captures the holiday season's warmth, joy, and festive spirit for its 2023 Holiday Card Drawing Contest. - Hobbs family photo
Community Living Huntsville invites community youth to participate in its 2023 Holiday Card Drawing Contest. The winning entry will be featured on the not-for-profit’s official holiday card in December and the artist will receive a prize of 50 Downtown Dollars.
“Each holiday season, we send a card with custom artwork to community members, supporters, and partners in gratitude of their commitment to growing a more inclusive community with us. This year, we invite children ages 12 and younger to participate in a friendly contest that could see their drawing featured on our 2023 card,” community engagement specialist Jennifer Jerrett said in a news release. “It’s a wonderful opportunity for young artists to showcase their creativity, celebrate the spirit of the season, and participate in their community — while we see the magic of the season through the eyes of a child.”
The contest theme is Holiday Magic. Participants are encouraged to draw a picture that reflects the holiday season's warmth, joy, and festive spirit. Artwork, either hard copy or digital, must be created on a plain white background and should fit onto an 8.5-inch by 11-inch letter-sized paper. The winning entry will be chosen based on creativity, originality, theme, and overall look.
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Entries must be submitted, either by email to Jennifer.Jerrett@clhuntsville.ca or in person to Community Living Huntsville at 99 West Rd., Huntsville, by Oct. 31 before 4 p.m. Participants must complete and submit a consent form with their entry. Find the contest rules and consent form at clhuntsville.ca.
