Thirty-five top exhibitors from around the nation came to display their antiques at the event, held on Oct. 2. One of the nation's largest and most prestigious antiques shows, Liggett's annual effort raises hundreds of thousands of dollars to support technology programs and other school needs. Lesson plans and explanations accompany the student display. Most of the work comes from Liggett's upper and middle schools, although a few pieces always manage to emerge from the younger grades. The art work has a multicultural theme.
Students learn about the arts of other nations.
While guests moved through the art display, two a cappella student groups, the Knightengales and the Knights, performed. I love to perform. It's a great chance to give back to our audience. It's also a chance to bring together the students, teachers and staff with members of the community at-large. It is great for us to be a part of such a large community event.