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Art Attack club at library gives students time to be creative

Isabella Hack, 9, of New Lenox paints her winter scene at the library’s Art Attack club. Photos by Sean Hastings/22nd Century Media
Ellery Dalseth, 9, of New Lenox paints her winter scene during the library’s Art Attack club.
Grace Spangler, 9, of New Lenox creates her winter scene at the library's Art Attack club. Spangler said she was excited to celebrate her 10th birthday Sunday, Jan. 19.
Sean Hastings, Editor
4:00 am CST January 15, 2020

Whether it is a project that ties in with what’s going on in the world, or simply one that program leader Elizabeth DeVito thinks will be fun, the students in the club are on board. 

The Art Attack club at the New Lenox Public Library gives students grades 4-8, 45 minutes to an hour of creativity after school. 

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