In April and May, the Chippewa Valley Schools Festival of the Arts will include musical performances and a district-wide art display at the Clinton-Macomb Public Library Main Library. Vecchio estimated that this year’s art display will feature about 600 elementary school level pieces, about 200 high school level pieces and approximately 400 middle school level pieces. So we reached out to the library and they were more than excited to partner up.” The spaces are used by students and whatnot. “And if it was at one of our high schools or at an auditorium of one of our schools, it would not be able to stay up as long as it does. It does take up a lot of space,” Vecchio said. And we landed on the library because of spacing issues. “Back in like 2011, when we put this together, we originally had tossed out a bunch of different ideas. Man dead after hit-and-run in Chesterfield Township suspect at large She said the library and the school district have traditionally partnered to hold the show since about 2011, offering the opportunity to expand the audience for student art beyond district parents and staff. Middle school level two-dimensional art will be shown on the library’s second floor.Īmelia Vecchio, a teacher at Huron Elementary School in Clinton Township, is an organizer of the festival. Three-dimensional art from any grade level will be shown in first floor display cases. Elementary and high school level two-dimensional art will be located on the library’s first floor. Art for the over 18 schools in the district, K-12, will be displayed. Art display hours will match the library’s hours of Monday through Thursday 9 a.m. The school district will bring both student art and musical performances to the library, located at 40900 Romeo Plank in Clinton Township. Student creativity of all kinds will be showcased for the public at the Clinton-Macomb Public Library April 28-May 7, when Chippewa Valley Schools brings its Festival of the Arts to the Main Library location.

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