Waid Ramsubhag
Carver students proudly shared their creativity with the community at The Norwalk Art Space Spring Student Art Showcase and Recital on Thursday, April 23, 2026.
The celebratory evening highlighted the achievements of spring-semester students in art and music, featuring student-created artwork and live musical performances. The event also included Carver student artwork available for sale, giving young artists the powerful experience of seeing their work displayed, appreciated, and valued by the public.
Carver’s participation was led by Waid Ramsubhag, Manager of Carver After School Program for Education and Recreation (CASPER) and Jr. YDP at the Carver Community Center. Over the course of 14 weeks, Carver students traveled to The Norwalk Art Space each Thursday, where they attended classes, brainstormed ideas, and created their own individual works of art.
Before each class, The Norwalk Art Space also provided prepared meals for Carver’s K-8 students, ensuring that every young artist arrived ready to learn, create, and participate fully.
The showcase reflected the heart of The Norwalk Art Space’s mission: providing local students with free access to high-quality art and music education, mentorship, and community exhibitions. For Carver students, the program offered arts instruction and gave them a place to imagine, express themselves, build confidence, and see their creative voices celebrated.
Carver is deeply grateful to The Norwalk Art Space for opening its doors to our students and for helping make the arts an accessible and joyful part of their learning journey.