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Registration is open for the Panthers Spirit Rocks! Art Contest, presented by Lowe's and Krylon

Aug 26, 2024 at 01:49 PM

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CHARLOTTE — It's time to get creative and show your Carolina Panthers spirit!

On Monday, the Panthers announced the 2024 Panthers Spirit Rocks! Art Contest presented by Lowe's. Panthers Spirit Rocks! is an art contest, celebrating the kickoff of the NFL Season, inviting schools to show off their Panthers pride. Schools will create a Carolina Panthers-themed design on their school rocks between August 26 – September 6.

Any school can submit their design, but the first 50 schools to register will receive paint kits featuring four cans of spray paint, courtesy of Lowe's and Krylon. Schools can then submit a photo of their designs for an opportunity at grant funding from the Carolina Panthers Charities to support their school arts programs. Grants will be awarded to the Top 10 placed schools.

After September 6, the Carolina Panthers Kickoff Committee will select four rocks for the final round. Fans will be able to vote amongst the final four rocks for the winner. Voting will take place on Panthers.com from September 9-12, and the winner will be announced on September 13.

The winning school will then be recognized during the Carolina Panthers home opener against the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday, September 15 at 1:00 P.M.

For the chance to be one of the first 50 schools to register and receive a paint kit, follow this link.

To submit an entry, follow this link.

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