Teen Artists Have A Chance To Shine With Sticker Designs

ST. CLOUD (WJON News) -- Area teens can channel their creativity into a first-ever contest at the Great River Regional Library (GRRL). The library's Teen Sticker Design Contest will give area youth the opportunity to have their artwork printed and available to library users across Central Minnesota.

What Will the Sticker Designs Be Judged On?

Sticker designs will be judged by library staff on creativity, design, and how well it fits a library theme. The contest is open to teens ages 13 to 19 living in Stearns, Benton, Sherburne, Morrison, Todd, and Wright Counties, and runs from Monday, July 14th, through August 31st.

When Will the WInner be Chosen, and When WIll Stickers Be Available?

The winner will be notified in early September, and winning stickers should be available in libraries by October. Teens can download an entry form on the library's website or pick up a form in person at their local branch.

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