Celebration of the Arts
Let's Celebrate the Creative Gifts God has Given Friday Evening at the Well
Friday evening at The Well is The Celebration of the Arts, which is a huge opportunity for all attendees.
We at the Well love to use this time to celebrate the gifts God has bestowed on all who attend.
Each attendee is given a maximum of 5 minutes to show their talent to their peers. This is a form of worship. It is not a “see what I can do” time, but a “see what God can do” event. Also, it is an opportunity to be encouraged by all to keep going on the path God has set before us.
Examples of what can be displayed on stage by our attendees include:
- a reading from a writer
- a talk by a speaker
- art by an artist (could use PowerPoint slides if necessary)
- A song by a musician/vocalist
- a scene by an actor or actors
- or other talents we may not know about such as spoken word and more.
The Well is a safe place to share your creative gifts.
There will be no critique … only celebration and worship.
To allow as many of our attendees the opportunity to share their gifts with everyone, we will restrict each person to a maximum of five minutes, and priority will be given to attendees who have not participated in the Celebration of the Arts before.
Register to share your gifts using the form on this page.
Register for the Celebration of the Arts
Thank you for your interest, however we are all booked out for the Celebration of the Arts for this year.
Limit 5 minutes per person
Priority given to first-time participants
Having trouble uploading? Read this.
If you are having trouble uploading your sample art, please let us know what error message you are getting so we can troubleshoot the issue.
We can accept:
pdf, doc, jpeg, jpg, png, gif, mp4
All files are limited to 10MB in size total. If yours is larger than this, there are a couple of options.
First try to optimize your video or image to have a smaller file size, such as reducing the resolution (it doesn’t need to be print ready).
If this isn’t an option, please include a link to your sample instead (for example, on YouTube or Vimeo), or optimize your images to have a smaller file size.