The City of Santa Clarita Arts and Events Division is seeking 2021 graduating seniors to showcase their personalized graduation caps in a virtual gallery.
Seeking graduating seniors to exhibit their personalized graduation caps amid the coronavirus pandemic, the City of Santa Clarita Arts and Events Division hopes to spotlight the creative talents of graduating seniors and show them off to the community, according to the City.
The virtual gallery is open to all high school and college 2021 graduates, both in Santa Clarita and across the country whether graduating in-person or virtually.
The City of Santa Clarita Arts and Events Division has planned to accept all artistic styles to celebrate graduating seniors and their accomplishments throughout highschool. No theme is requested, but any inappropriate language or content may not be accepted.
Last year’s entries included caps with flowers, photos, jewels, school mascots, movie quotes and more, according to the City.
Participating seniors are requested to submit a high-resolution JPEG of their graduation cap by June 1.
For more information about the Graduation Cap Exhibition or to submit a graduation cap photo, click here or contact Sydney Adam at sadam@santa-clarita.com.
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