Competitions

Announcing the Market Street Arts Horizons 2013 Winners!
Musical Composition: “The Owl” by Mackenzie Cloutier, “Paleolithic Bone Flute” by Viktor Panufnik
Visual Arts: “Violin” by Nicolette Cloutier, “Duncan from Total Drama Island” by Tessa Dellarose, “A Scenic View” by Mikie Fawley, “Slave Cabin” by C. N. Stampp, “Clipboard” by Michelle Meneskie, “Casparis Lookout” by Fr. Bob Lubic, “Americana” by Joanie Brittingham.  Additional works by Margery Katz, Fr. Bob Lubic, and Connie Sturm were selected for the art exhibition.
Poetry: “Mayflies” by Lily Newton, “Groundhog Haiku” by Thomas Borek, “O, Lazarus” by Michael W. Berg, “Candlelight Musings” by Rachel Cain, “Three Bananas” by Ruth Collura
Fiction: “Oh, Hello” by Abigail Cloutier, “The Hospital” by Evan Peffer, “Before the Pixie Flew In” by Michael W. Berg, “Hoping for .500” by Eric Boyd
Non-Fiction: “Inside” by Stacey Haseleu, “How to Assemble an IKEA Couch” by Michael W. Berg, “Making New Friends Between Neighbors” by Thomas P. Steimer
Winning poetry, fiction, and non-fiction was published in the festival magazine, available to visitors.
Market street Arts

A young composer performs his winning work

Arts Horizons 2012 Winners:

Musical Composition: Palmer Stillio (ages 6-10), Henry Stillio (ages 11-14)

Visual Arts: Mackenzie Cloutier (ages 6-10), Henry Stillio (ages 11-14), Danielle Manchas (ages 15-18), Brianna Zinn (ages 15-18), and Jeremy Schmidt (ages 15-18)

Poetry: Nicolette Cloutier (ages 6-10), Thomas Borek (ages 6-10), and Isabella Sigado (ages 15-18)

Fiction: Abigail Nickerson (ages 15-18)

Non-fiction: Hannah Kovscek (ages 15-18)

Drama: Mary Saniga (adult)

2012 National Road Juried Art Exhibition:  A collaboration between Market Street Arts and the Frank L. Melega Museum, this juried show of works by 21 regional artists from Fayette, Westmoreland, Washington, and Greene counties opened on April 21st and was held in conjunction with the festival.  Award winners will be announced at the Festival kick-off on Friday, May 18th.  Jurors: Patrick Daugherty and Greg Harrison. One Best of Show – Winner received an invitation to have a one-person exhibit at the Melega Art Museum and $300. Three additional $100 awards were selected by the jurors.   More information available here.

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