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The Glenview Art League's 35th annual Youth Art Fair will be held on Saturday, Feb.
3, and the public is invited to come and view the artwork of students from preschool through high school.
There is no cost for entering artwork, the Journal & Topics reports, and registration has been extended through Friday, Feb.
2, at www.glenviewartleague.org.
Participants are asked to bring their work from 8:30 to 10:30am.
pick up their artwork before 3pm.
Each registered student, from preschool through high school, has entered visual art media up to 36 inches.Prizes will be awarded to each grade level, and the Award Ceremony will be held at 2pm.
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