Broadmoor High School annual arts & crafts festival back bigger & better than ever
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BATON ROUGE, La. - LouisEagle -- Mrs. Rainee Dunham and Ms. Nikki Kieren, are committee members who have been attending the festival with their loved ones for years. They noticed a significant decline in attendance and vendor participation, particularly after the challenges posed by Covid. In response, they volunteered to breathe new life into this beloved tradition, aiming to restore it to its former glory with over 300 vendors. The festival was an integral part of the region's festival culture prior to Covid. The organizers are confident they will restore it to its heyday.

The mission is to nurture the artistic talents of the students, provide a platform for local artists to showcase their work and raise essential funds to enhance the school's programs and facilities. By fostering a love for the arts and crafts and entrepreneurial spirit, we are not only enriching our students' educational experiences but also strengthening the bonds within our community. Together we can craft a brighter future.

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The search is on for amazing sponsors to join organizers in making this event unforgettable. Sponsors and their businesses will gain visibility, connect with members of the community, and contribute to a day filled with fun, entertainment, and local culture.

For more information or to volunteer, organizers can be reached via email (broadmoor.festival@gmail.com or by calling Rainee Dunham (225-921-4634) or Nikki Kieren (225-315-3596). They can also be found on Facebook

(https://www.facebook.com/BHSArtsCraftsFestival?mibextid=ZbWKwL).