Volunteers Create Vibrant New Mural behind Proctors Theatre
The city of Schenectady came together this weekend bringing vibrant colors and community spirit as residents gathered for a Community Paint Day. This lively event saw people of all ages come together to contribute to a stunning new mural on Lamp Lane just behind Proctors Theatre. The mural, entitled "A New Day," started as mere lines quickly came together as locals added their own colors and silhouettes to the wall near Stratton Plaza.
The mural project put together by Create Community Studios with help from the Collaborative School of the Arts Broadway Camp and the Empire State Youth Orchestra’s CHIME program, aimed to not only beautify the area but also foster a sense of unity and pride among residents. Volunteers were equipped with paintbrushes, rollers, and an array of colors, allowing them to bring the collaborative design to life. The event was more than just an opportunity to add a splash of color to the city; it was a celebration of community engagement and creativity. Families, friends, and local artists worked side by side, sharing stories and laughter as they contributed their personal touches to the mural.
As the mural took shape locals marveled at the progress and eagerly anticipated the final reveal. The success of Community Paint Day highlighted the power of art in strengthening community bonds and enhancing public spaces. The mural will serve as a lasting symbol of Schenectady’s vibrant spirit, embodying the collective effort and creativity of its residents.
- Kevin Montano, Proctors Collaborative
- Kevin Montano, Proctors Collaborative
- Kevin Montano, Proctors Collaborative
- Kevin Montano, Proctors Collaborative
- Kevin Montano, Proctors Collaborative
- Kevin Montano, Proctors Collaborative
- Kevin Montano, Proctors Collaborativek
- Kevin Montano, Proctors Collaborative
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