Finn Zeiset looks over at his neighbor’s project, while Kimberly Socha works dilligently on her work of art at the Paul Banks Elementary First Friday Art Extravaganza. A long table at the event provided space for kids to paint and color.

Finn Zeiset looks over at his neighbor’s project, while Kimberly Socha works dilligently on her work of art at the Paul Banks Elementary First Friday Art Extravaganza. A long table at the event provided space for kids to paint and color.

First Friday Art Extravaganza at Paul Banks Elementary

  • Thursday, April 7, 2016 10:45am
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Hannah Phipps talks with her uncle, Michael McKinney, about the art displayed at the show. Paul Banks Elementary School held their First Friday Art Extravaganza on Friday, April 1 and displayed sculpture, painting, collages and other mediums of artwork in the school’s gym.

Hannah Phipps talks with her uncle, Michael McKinney, about the art displayed at the show. Paul Banks Elementary School held their First Friday Art Extravaganza on Friday, April 1 and displayed sculpture, painting, collages and other mediums of artwork in the school’s gym.

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