Nearly 300 Attended WUSD Art Walk

Editor’s note: The following was provided by the Whitewater Unified School District. Photos are courtesy of Hogan Alexander.

We had nearly 300 people in attendance at the WUSD Art Walk on April 12!! Thank you to our amazing art and music staff for all your hard work and extra hours you put into this event to make it such a huge success! A big shout out to Sara Houwers Sixel for coordinating with the art staff and Christine C. Hayes for coordinating with the music staff to figure out schedules and spaces! Also thank you to Justin Mane for setting up the rock painting station. We had nine companies participate. Thank you to The Hamilton House, First Citizens State Bank, The Book Teller, Dale’s Bootery, State Farm with Jennifer Visser, ARANDA – Be Unique, The Whitewater Chamber of Commerce, Rosa’s Pizza, and Jessica’s Family Restaurant for letting us display our students’ talents in your store fronts and inside your establishments. We are happy to announce that with the success of this year, we will be making the WUSD Art Walk an annual event! We have extremely talented students and we can’t wait to showcase them at this event every year!!

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