In downtown Fort Worth, a showcase is set to highlight the artistic talents of local high school students. The event will feature original paintings created over the summer. These young artists developed their skills under the guidance of an experienced artist.
The showcase is open to the public and will take place on Thursday. It will be held at the Plaza Pavilion in Sundance Square. Further details about the event and the students' work are available from Sundance Square.
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