Chance to design logo for arts festival
PLANS for a revival of the Royston Arts Festival are under way - but organisers need a logo designed to represent the event and the arts. And The Crow is helping by sponsoring a competition for the best logo. There will be three age group categories, 5-9
PLANS for a revival of the Royston Arts Festival are under way - but organisers need a logo designed to represent the event and the arts.
And The Crow is helping by sponsoring a competition for the best logo.
There will be three age group categories, 5-9 years, 10-13 years and 14-18 years.
A book token will be awarded to the winner in each category and the runners-up will be given a T-shirt with a print of the logo.
The competition will be judged by Carli Elshaw, studio manager of MW Creative.
Festival co-ordinator Kathy Wholley said that the event was "shaping up really well".
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Events earmarked for the festival from Thursday, September 27 to Sunday, September 30 include storytelling for children, an arts trail, a concert in the Royston Parish Church, a bands night and a choral workshop.
The Royston Arts Society will be running a display of members' work over the weekend and other artists will be involved in open studio sessions.
"I think it will be an exciting event," said Kathy.
