St. Bede Artists Have “Gone to the Dogs”

St. Bede Artists Have "Gone to the Dogs" 1The Fine Arts Department on Montgomery Catholic’s St. Bede Campus hosted a family art night “Gone to the Dogs.” Many families turned out for the event where they could choose a ceramic dog or cat figurine, select the paint colors, and create their own masterpiece. There were many door prizes, a coloring contest for the younger children, and light refreshments for everyone to enjoy. Each family placed their completed artwork in separate boxes to be glazed and fired in the art department’s kiln. To view photos from the event, click here: http://family.webshots.com/album/568683665uMNUnz

Pictured: McKinley Boyd, daughter of St. Bede Fourth Grade teacher Allison Boyd, enjoys painting at St. Bede’s “Gone to the Dogs” art event.

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