Celebrate our Earth through Art!

2026 EARTH DAY ART CONTEST

To celebrate our earth,
please visit the Earth Hour – Earth Day Art Exhibits

Monon Center (2^nd floor by the track), 
Muldoon’sin the Arts & Design District,
Carmel Clay Public Library, and
on the Big Screen at Midtown Plaza

We give our youth a platform, empowering them
to inspire our community to live sustainably. 

These exhibits give our youth a voice, empowering them
to inspire our community to live sustainably. 

Be Inspired to 
save energy, recycle, eat sustainably, grow your own food,
plant trees, ride your bike, carpool, use less coal,
and many other ways to care for our world
for everyone!

And the winners are…

These winners were selected by a panel of judges
for their environmental message and art!

THERE’S STILL TIME TO
VOTE FOR YOUR FAVORITE ON FACEBOOK

In addition to the winners selected by a panel of judges,
the artwork with the most LIKES on Facebook
will receive the Facebook Favorite award!
There are no limitations on voting
so feel free to LIKE & SHARE
all the ones that move you!
Click here to start voting.

Thanks to youth for their amazing artwork! 184 youth from Kindergarten through 8th grade from schools, after school programs, scout troops, green teams and congregations submitted eco-friendly artwork for the 14th annual Earth Hour—Earth Day Art Contest. More than 5,587 youth have participated since we started the program in 2010.

Youth learn about energy conservation and environmental stewardship through art to encourage energy savings and sustainable living at home, schools, congregations, and businesses.  This program draws on the energy conservation message of Earth Hour and the earth stewardship message of Earth Day to emphasize the important connection between saving energy, saving money and caring for our beautiful blue planet.

Duke Energy Indiana gets almost all of its electricity from coal, the greatest source of air, water and global warming pollution. And it’s getting more expensive! That’s why saving electricity is one of the easiest ways to save money and be good stewards of the earth. So, remember to turn off the lights the pollution for Earth Hour on March 28th, 8:30pm! Now, here’s a little inspiration from participants this year…

Huge thanks for this artwork about Saving Energy!

While “Switching off” remains the easiest way to make the biggest difference because ELECTRICITY is the biggest source of pollution in Indiana, there are so many ways to live more sustainably. Doing something simple is a powerful way to show you care about protecting the future for young people.

Huge thanks for this artwork about Sustainable Living!

(more artwork coming soon)

Many thanks to our Partners, Sponsors & Friends!

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