As per Reston Connection, "According to Alexandra Campbell, executive director of Reston Historic Trust & Museum, registered participants can create their favorite Reston places and landmarks mainly out of cardboard. Paint, duct tape and paper-mâché can be used. Participants can register for the event with a suggested donation of $25. They will have a chance to win a one-of-a-kind trophy from Nova Labs and have their work exhibited at Reston Museum in October. Registrants must email images of their works [email protected] or tag @restonmuseum on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram."
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, Reston Historic Trust & Museum canceled its fourth annual Cardboard Boat Regatta. However, the organization presents the 2020 Cardboard Challenge during the entire month of August in its place.
As per Reston Connection, "According to Alexandra Campbell, executive director of Reston Historic Trust & Museum, registered participants can create their favorite Reston places and landmarks mainly out of cardboard. Paint, duct tape and paper-mâché can be used. Participants can register for the event with a suggested donation of $25. They will have a chance to win a one-of-a-kind trophy from Nova Labs and have their work exhibited at Reston Museum in October. Registrants must email images of their works [email protected] or tag @restonmuseum on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram."
As per Reston Connection, "According to Alexandra Campbell, executive director of Reston Historic Trust & Museum, registered participants can create their favorite Reston places and landmarks mainly out of cardboard. Paint, duct tape and paper-mâché can be used. Participants can register for the event with a suggested donation of $25. They will have a chance to win a one-of-a-kind trophy from Nova Labs and have their work exhibited at Reston Museum in October. Registrants must email images of their works [email protected] or tag @restonmuseum on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram."
