The creative output from young students across the district is taking center stage at the annual LISD Art Show, displaying an array of student artistry at the Lewisville Grand Theater's art gallery, with the latest installment featuring works from LISD Elementary-West/Central schools. Running from March 20 through April 5, according to a report by the City of Lewisville's official site, the exhibit kicked off with a splash at two evening receptions, inviting the public to engage with the artworks and the young minds behind them.

This culturally enriching event showcases pieces picked diligently by elementary art teachers, and, interestingly, the Elementary-West/Central student works are available for viewing during the gallery's operating hours, which are Tuesday to Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., as well as on evenings correlating with other ongoing programs within the building, setting the scene for a seamless integration of festivities, as noted on the city's website. The showcase will shift focus to feature LISD Elementary-East/Central student works from April 10 through April 26, with similar opening receptions slated for the evenings of April 10 and 11.

Located in the heart of Lewisville, The Grand, fondly recognized as the gathering spot for arts and culture enthusiasts, hosts an array of events including theater productions, concerts, dance, and comedy shows, making it a multifaceted venue doggedly supporting local talents. The facility is decked out with a 294-seat auditorium, a black box theater, a recital hall, and a courtyard, as stated on their site, all purposed to provide a robust support system for the arts community.