Local high school students are encouraged to show off their uniqueness at Omega Psi Phi’s annual talent hunt program on Sat. Mar. 11, 1-3 p.m. at The Robert J. Mohart Multi-Purpose Center, 3200 Wayne Ave., Kansas City
Applicants must submit their parental release and consent form. Entry information should be submitted/postmarked Mar. 1 and should be sent to: betaomega1922@gmail.com and include “Talent Hunt” in the subject line. Contestants who are selected will be notified about their selection status by Sat. Mar. 4. For applications and additional information, you can also call (816) 382-9773.
The contestants will compete for prizes awarded to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners with the 1st place winner competing at the fraternity’s annual district meeting to be held in Kansas City, MO, on Apr. 29. The top district winner will advance to the fraternities international conference in July in Nassau, Bahamas.
The Omega Talent Hunt Program began in 1946 in Charlotte, NC, to tackle the unequal opportunity afforded some American youth and was designed to help them develop and express their talents fully.
For over 70 years, the program continues to bring exposure, encouragement and financial support to young talented youth in performing arts.
For more information email.
betaomega1922@gmail.com