Youth Art and Music Celebration March 3 @ 6:00 pm

Do you love art and music? Then March is the month for you!  Youth Art and Music Month (YAMM) helps to raise awareness of the importance of the Visual and Performing Arts in education. This year, Maggie L. Walker Governor’s School will be celebrating with a student art and music extravaganza on Thursday, March 3rd from 6pm – 8pm.  Beautiful student artwork will be on display by all of our visual art student, while our talented musicians will perform throughout the evening.  We hope you will join us to help celebrate Youth Art and Music Month!  This event is open to family and friends of MLWGS students and masks are required.

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