Softball Throw by Crystal Macias
Our September calendar artwork is by Crystal Macias of Piotrowski Park. Crystal’s artwork is entitled “Softball Throw.” She also included two great pieces of motivation: “I can do anything I…
Special Olympics Track and Field by Anthony Rodriguez
Our artwork for the month of August is called “Special Olympics Track and Field” by artist Anthony Rodriguez. Anthony participates at Shabbona Park. Anthony used watercolors to paint this exciting…
Golfing in the Park by Miguel Dominguez
Our July calendar artwork is called “Golfing in the Park” by Miguel Dominguez of Vittum Park! Golf is such a popular summer activity, and we hope all of our athletes…
Bowling by James Logan
Our Featured Artwork for June is called Bowling by James Logan of Eckhart Park. Bowling is one of our favorite sports, whether we’re competing or just having a good time…
Logos by Mohammed Islam
Our May calendar artwork is by Mohammed Islam. Mohammed named his drawing Logos and it is great for this month because we’re getting ready for Spring Games!
Swimming for a Win by Claire Akerman
Our April calendar artwork is called Swimming for a Win by Claire Akerman. Claire’s painting shows swimmers trying their best in a race. We hope the weather continues to get…
Polar Plunge by Connor Fallon
It’s March! Our calendar artwork for this month is by Connor Fallon from Norwood Park and is called Polar Plunge. We love Connor’s bright and cheery drawing filled with smiles!…
Having Fun in All Conditions by Francisco “Joey” Vega
Our calendar artwork for February is called Having Fun in All Conditions by Francisco “Joey” Vega from Piotrowski Park. This colorful piece shows how much fun athletes have while participating…
Ski at Winter Games by Stephanie Padilla
Stephanie Padilla’s artwork, entitled Ski at Winter Games, is our January artwork. Athletes are scheduled to ski in Galena next week and we hope they have great winter weather for…
54 Years by Joey Schachlemayer
The cover art for our 2022 is called 54 Years of Special Olympics by Joey Schachlemayer. Joey’s drawing celebrates the 54 years since Special Olympics were first held right here…