The National Cherry Blossom Festival invites students in grades K-12 from Washington, DC public schools, public charter schools, and Japanese schools to join the Annual National Cherry Blossom Festival Student Art Showcase. This year’s theme “Let’s Spring Together,” celebrates friendship, community, and collaboration to honor the blooming trees and the spirit of spring! We invite student artist to submit their individual artworks through this form by March 24th to be included in the online gallery on our website. The gallery will open on March 29th on the NCBF website!
This year we are adding a fun new element to the program! Eight local artists will lead guided workshops at eight schools, where students will be inspired and taught how to use different art mediums to express their take on the theme to create a mural-style piece of art with their classmates. All murals will then be placed and unveiled in an exclusive, in-person unveiling where the student artists can see all eight murals with their families and teachers. The murals will then be displayed at Petalpalooza on April 6.
Contact:
Should you have concerns or inquiries, please contact amalik@ncbfdc.org.
2023 Student Artwork pieces on display at Capitol Riverfront, April 8 – 16.
Naomi J.
Richard Wright Public Charter Schools
Annika P.
Oyster-Adams Elementary School
Honesty J.
Friendship Tech Prep Academy
Amara C.
Friendship Public Charter School- Chamberlain
Zoe Z.
Key Elementary
Butterflies and Blossoms by Crimson H.
176 votes
Feeling Alive by Mystic W.
51 votes
I See Cherry Blossoms by Samiyah L.
197 votes
Flutist In Blossom by Kori J.
184 votes
The National Cherry Blossom Festival, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization dedicated to promoting the beauty of nature and international friendship through year-round programs, events, and educational initiatives that enhance our environment, showcase arts and culture, and build community spirit.