Monday evening marked the grand opening of the Scarborough K-12 Art Show at the high school. Plummer Gymnasium was filled with colorful creations that represented every grade in the district and every student who participated in an art class this year.

The unveiling of the visual art was accompanied by a musical performance from the Scarborough Middle School jazz band. Students of all ages and their parents wandered through the maze of paintings, drawings and sculptures trying to find their own pieces and appreciating the work of others.

“This is awesome,” said Chris Brownsey, father of Jonathan, whose work was in the show. “There’s always so much good stuff.”

Kate Sawtelle, a sixth-grader who had several pieces in the show said she thought the student work was “very creative.”

The art show is open through Thursday at 7 p.m.

(art1) The Scarborough Middle School jazz band performed as part of the opening celebration for the K-12 art show.These portraits by Scarborough High School students are on display at the K-12 art show.Puzzle people were among the many sculptures on display that the Scarborough K-12 Art Show.(art4) Brandon Kelly looks on as his sons Connor, 7, and Danny, 4, point out their favorite sculptures.Chris Brownsey and son Jonathan, 8, search through the artwork on display to try to find the third grader’s work.