![](https://westseattleblog.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/lafayettequin.jpg)
(Photo by Evan Miglorie)
That’s Quin Hopkins, one of many Lafayette Elementary School students whose work was on display tonight during for a special school-wide Art Walk. Family, friends and neighbors thronged the Admiral District school to admire the creations:
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(Photo courtesy Luckie)
It wasn’t all hangable work, either:
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(Photo courtesy Luckie)
And if you missed tonight’s Art Walk – some of the work is on display in neighboring businesses, too!
![](https://westseattleblog.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/lafayetteevanbusiness.jpg)
(Photo by Evan Miglorie)
Performing arts were showcased at Lafayette tonight too, with performances by the choir and the Popcorns jump-rope team. And tomorrow, they’ll focus on writing, with Young Author’s Conference sessions. ADDED 1:21 AM: We have video of some of the onstage performances from Thursday night, courtesy of Edgar Riebe from Captive Eye Media:
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