Young at Art to spotlight Sussex student artwork March 16-30

The Rehoboth Art League will host its annual Young at Art exhibition from Saturday, March 16 to Saturday, March 30, showcasing teacher-selected artworks by Sussex County students in kindergarten through high school. This show celebrates the next generation of Delaware artists by providing young, local creatives with support and encouragement to pursue their artistic ambitions.

This year, the Rehoboth Art League welcomes 30 public and private schools exhibiting a selection of their students’ artwork in the galleries on its historic Henlopen Acres campus. Participating schools include Beacon Middle School, Benjamin Banneker Elementary School, Blades Elementary School, Cape Henlopen High School, Delmarva Christian High School, Delmarva Christian K-8, East Millsboro Elementary School, Georgetown Elementary School, H.O. Brittingham Elementary School, Indian River High School, John M. Clayton Elementary School, Lewes Elementary School, Lord Baltimore Elementary School, Love Creek Elementary School, Lulu Ross Elementary School, Mariner Middle School, Milford Central Academy, Millsboro Middle School, Milton Elementary School, Mispillion Elementary School, North Georgetown Elementary School, Seaford Middle School, Selbyville Middle School, Southern Delaware School of the Arts, Sussex Academy elementary school, Sussex Academy high school, Sussex Academy middle school, Woodbridge Early Childhood Education Center, Woodbridge High School and Woodbridge Middle School.

Each art teacher has chosen the best student works to represent the school, and selections will be judged to receive ribbons, cash awards and scholarships.

Underwritten by PNC Bank and supported by Delaware College of Art and Design, The Howard Pyle Studio Group, Village Improvement Association and Dr. Ellen E. Notar, this exhibition is free and open to the public during regular gallery hours of 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday to Saturday,  and noon to 4 p.m., Sunday.

For more information, go to RehobothArtLeague.org or call 302-227-8408.