Hampton Bay Days Announces Poster Contest for 31st Annual Festival
Hampton, Virginia- Hampton Bay Days, the city’s largest annual festival, is now accepting entries for the 31st annual Hampton Bay Days Poster Contest! Open to all amateur and professional artists, the competition will help decide the artwork chosen for the official 2013 poster.
The cost to enter the 31st Annual Hampton Bay Days Festival Poster Contest is $35 per entry. Artwork submitted must be original and both traditional, and non-traditional, interpretations are welcome. Any work submitted should be representative of the downtown Hampton waterfront and surrounding communities. Multiple entries by a single artist will be accepted, however, each will require a separate entry fee. No computer generated works are eligible.
The winner of this year’s contest will receive $250 cash, in addition to 50-percent of the proceeds of the auctioned original work. The winner will also receive a complimentary booth at the festival to sell original artworks and have their piece recognized as this year’s 31st annual Hampton Bay Days Official Poster. The work will become property of Hampton Bay Days, Inc. and be used to promote the festival. The winner will be announced on or before July 5, 2013.
31st annual Hampton Bay Days Festival Poster Contest
Entries due by 4:00 p.m. on June 14, 2013
Winner announced on or before July 5, 2013
Please have all entries delivered to:
Hampton Bay Days, Inc.
34 Wine Street Suite A
Hampton, VA, 23669
For more information on the 31st annual Hampton Bay Days Festival Poster Contest, or for an official entry form, contact Marqueta Tyson at 723-8500 or by email at tysonteam@aol.com.
Past Posters
Buy a Hampton Bay Days Poster. Hampton Bay Days Posters are $20.00 each. Purchase a poster at the Bay Days office located at 34 Wine Street, Suite A in downtown Hampton, VA 23669. Please call 757.727.6348 for more information.






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