From chalk-covered trails to colorful parade banners, Brownsburg High School’s National Art Honor Society (NAHS) infused creativity and vibrancy into the community’s favorite events. Through their volunteer work, these talented students showed how art can transform public spaces.

In 2025, NAHS students contributed over 80 volunteer hours. Last year, NAHS members lent their time and artistic skills to community events such as Hopping Down the Bunny Trail and Trail & Treat, where they decorated pathways with bright, playful chalk art. Their creativity continued at the Mother Son Bonfire and Fall Market, for face painting.

The group’s artistic touch also enhanced beloved community traditions. During Christmas Under the Stars, which welcomed more than 1,000 visitors, NAHS students filled the event space with festive chalk art. They also designed and proudly carried a custom banner in the parade’s 20th-anniversary celebration.

Over the years, they’ve dedicated their time to a variety of creative projects, including painting sewer covers at Arbuckle Acres Park, creating “art from trash” during park clean-ups, and adding color to community celebrations across Brownsburg.

“We love our students seeing the various ways their artistic talents can serve others within their community,” said Katie Keith, Visual Arts Teacher at Brownsburg High School. “Art can bring joy to many, and our students have the ability to spread that joy. Brownsburg Parks has been a great partner for us this year in doing so.”