On Thursday, March 13, 2025, Belleview Elementary School, located at 5556 SE Hwy 484 in Belleview, hosted its 1st Annual “Night of the Arts.”
The innovative event was the brainchild of Family Engagement Liaison Tiffany Alexander, who has a knack for organizing fun and educational experiences for the lucky students and families at BES. “Night of the Arts” celebrated the arts programs at the school, beginning with a musical performance by the BES Chorus, The Belletones, who did an outstanding job performing several songs.
Following the performance, a large group of approximately 100 students participated in a “Painting With a Twist”-style activity that paid tribute to the visual arts. While the children created unique and imaginative paintings, parents had the opportunity to take part in a silent auction. They enjoyed browsing and bidding on 33 themed baskets and five additional items.
The arts-filled evening began at 5:00 p.m. and continued until 6:30 p.m. The Mobile Learning Unit was parked outside, showcasing the many resources it offers to families.
All proceeds from the event will go directly to the school.
Rawlinz Otieno, 10 years old, on the left, showed off his artistic skills, as proud Mom, Judith Otieno helps get his art tools ready at Belleview Elementary Schools “Night of the Arts”.
From left, Remington Parker, Daniese (mom) and Addilyn Parker paint creative pictures at Belleview Elementary School during their 1st Annual “Night of the Arts”.
Belleview Elementary School hosted “Night of the Arts” on Thursday, March 13, 2025, which included a Silent Auction that gave families the opportunity to bid on their favorite items.
The Belleview Elementary School Belletones entertained a full house at BES, at 5556 SE Hwy 484 in Belleview to share musical art with the students and their families at “Night of the Arts”.
Families look to find the perfectly themed basket for them to bid on. All the proceeds from this event goes back to Belleview Elementary School.
On Thursday, March 13, 2025, Belleview Elementary School hosted its first Annual “Night of the Arts” at its campus. Organized by Family Engagement Liaison Tiffany Alexander, the event highlighted both musical and visual arts. The evening began with a performance by the BES Chorus, The Belletones, followed by a “Painting With a Twist”-style activity for about 100 students. While children painted, parents participated in a silent auction featuring 33 themed baskets and five additional items. All proceeds will benefit the school directly. Pictured from left, AJ Cordes and Achilles Schwingel created their own masterpieces.
