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Call is out for artistic kids to show their work on annual PEC Mayor’s Holiday Card

By Brock Ormond Oct 23, 2026 | 2:08 PM

Creativity of local children will be on display again on the Prince Edward County Mayor’s annual holiday card.

The County is putting out the call to young artists 14 years of age or younger who reside in PEC to submit their holiday-themed artwork for consideration.

The artist whose piece is selected will receive a $100 gift card, generously donated by the Picton BIA, that can be used at a business on Main Street in Picton.

The winning artist’s name will also be printed on the back of the holiday card.

Artists must send a digital file of their work to Joy McLeod, Executive Assistant to the Mayor, via email at jmcleod@pecounty.on.ca by 5 pm, Friday, November 20.

Please note, physical submissions will not be accepted. Artists are encouraged to use a blank background to create their holiday artwork as lined paper may distract from the artwork.