Introduction:
On a vibrant Saturday, July 8th, 2017, the Cambourne Hub Community Centre transformed into a haven of artistic expression as more than seventy children and their parents participated in the 2nd Family Art Day. This family-friendly event showcased the young artists’ imaginative prowess and provided a platform for parents to unleash their creativity.
A Palette of Creativity:
Cambourne Art Day was not just an event but a celebration of creativity. Children were allowed to draw from their imagination, adhering to a given theme. Parents, too, took up the artistic mantle, creating their pieces for the exhibition. The event served as a confidence booster for participants, laying the foundation for future art projects.
A Gallery of Dreams:
People from Cambourne and its surroundings gathered to witness the artistic creations of the young talents and their parents. The Cambourne Art Gallery came alive with diverse drawings, each telling a unique story. The event showcased artistic talent and fostered a sense of community appreciation for creativity.
Recognizing Talents:
Every participant received a participation certificate, a token of acknowledgement for their ingenuity. Prizes were distributed to children and parents, encouraging them to pursue their passion for arts and creativity. Recognizing a child’s talent within the community became a central theme of the event.
Words from the Organizers:
Councillor Shrobona Bhattacharya, the organizer, expressed delight at the overwhelming participation, emphasizing the importance of recognizing a child’s talents within the community. Co-organizer Mrs Parul Burman, who runs an Art School in Cambourne, highlighted the significance of providing children with opportunities to expand their imagination and creativity. Both organizers envisioned even more significant participation in the years to come.
Acknowledging Creativity of Family Art Day:
Cambourne resident and Time Bank member Janet Glasser handed out prizes. The judging panel, consisting of Mrs. Meaghan, Mrs Alison Templeton, Mrs. Anuja, and Yagnaseni Bhattacharya, played a crucial role in acknowledging and celebrating the artistic achievements of the participants.
Conclusion: Fostering a Creative Community
Cambourne’s 2nd Family Art Day was more than an art exhibition; it was a testament to the community’s commitment to fostering creativity. As children and parents drew from their imaginations, the event created a gallery of dreams showcasing the richness of artistic talent within Cambourne. With certificates, prizes, and community support, the Family Art Day left an indelible mark, encouraging future generations to continue their artistic journeys.
