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Deborah Lederer-Hughes, an art teacher from Carrboro Elementary helps to hang masks made by Seawell Elementary 5th graders. Annie Cramer, an art teacher at Seawell said, "art is a way that kids can make sense of the world and it's important for us to support it. Art can express things that they sometimes don't have the words for."

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Sonya Cato looks at art made by Carrboro High School students with her daughter Elizabeth and son Richard. By looking at the high school art Cato hopes to inspire her children to continue with art, "once you get into high school it's easy to forget about art," she said.

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Allison Worthy and daughter Sophie, a fourth grader at Mary Scroggs speak with Gina Conyers, an art teacher at Scroggs. "I want them to be able to be creative and enjoy themselves and to have a time during the day to be relaxed and not stressed," Conyers said. When asked what she likes best about art Sophie Worthy said, "in art you can't really make mistakes."

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Joan Nesbit-Mabe looks at art made by Frank Porter Graham students with daughters Lizzie and Sarah Jane. "The arts are special and something we don't want to lose," Nesbit-Mabe said.