Do Your Residents Have Projects That Need to Be Shared? The WRAP Conference is the perfect place to showcase what’s been created at your center over the past year! We’re eagerly anticipating another Cultural Arts Exhibit for the 2026 conference, and we can’t wait to see the creative wave of talent you’ve cultivated!
Fill out the Form Below.
We’ll need the following to get your projects in the spotlight:
Your Name & Facility
Address
Resident Name & Age
Project Name
Percentage of Work Completed by Resident
Description
Size of Project
The Category You’d Like to Display In
There’s no limit to the number of projects you can bring — we’ll do our best to showcase every creative endeavor!
At the Conference: When you arrive, you’ll receive an envelope with cards for each of your projects. Each piece will be placed in its appropriate spot for judging. All entries will receive ribbons and certificates, and the Best of Show will be revealed at the Awards Banquet.
Last-minute projects? No problem! We’ll accept them if there’s room to display.
The Deadline of Wednesday, September 16 2026 has now passed. You may bring your projects to the WRAP Conference and they will be displayed as room allows.
Don’t miss the chance to have your resident’s hard work make waves and be seen beyond your community!
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2022 WRAP Cultural Exhibit
Thank you to all WRAP members who showcased the many talents of their residents with a Virtual Cultural Exhibit at the 2022 WRAP Conference in Marshfield, WI September 21-23.
We are pleased to present the following videos:
BEST OF SHOW:
ALL PROJECTS:
2021 WRAP Cultural Exhibit: WRAP showcased the many talents of our resident with a VIRTUAL CULTURAL EXHIBIT that was featured through out the 2021 WRAP Conference in Marshfield, WI.
Here is the uTube link for you to watch in its entirety. Enjoy!!!
WRAP CULTURAL ARTS
Thank you to all the 2019 Cultural Art Entries!!
Here are the Best of Show Winners!
The WRAP Conference Cultural Arts Best of Show Winner for Short Story was Judith Clough of Four Winds Lodge in Verona. Activity Professional Shirley Duerst is accepting the award on her behalf. Congratulations Judith!The WRAP Conference Cultural Arts Best of Show Winner for Quilting was Jean Harriman. Activity Professional Dorothy Benavides-Rudoll is accepting the award on her behalf. Congratulations Jean!The WRAP Conference Cultural Arts Best of Show Winner for Artwork was Mark Tramf from Skallen in Soughton. Activity Professional Pam Parsons is accepting the award on his behalf. Congratulations Mark!The WRAP Conference Cultural Arts Best of Show Winner for the Needlework category went to Vicki Peterson of Villa Pine Living Center. Activity Professional Mike Boucher is accepting the award on her behalf. Congratulations Vicki!!The WRAP Conference Cultural Arts Best of Show Winner for Group Artwork was the Pine Crest Art Club of Pine Crest Nursing Home. Activity Professional Brianna VandenHeuvel is accepting the award on their behalf. Congratulations to the Pine Crest Art Club!The WRAP Conference Cultural Arts Best of Show Winner for Papercraft was Franciscan Villa Creative Club. Activity Professional Patti Uteschiis accepting the award on their behalf. Congratulations Franciscan Villa Creative Club!
Resident Madonna Toberman from Prairie Maison with project entitled ” Recycle” with WRAP Member Shelly Slama
Resident Vick Peterson from Villa Pines Living with project entitled “Crocheting” with WRAP Member Michael Boucher
Resident Mary Fryman from Good Samaritan-Lodi with project entitled ” Artwork” with WRAP Member Patty Morter
Resident Jerry Barr from Prairie Maison with project entitled “Recycle” entered by WRAP Member Shelly Slama
The “Art Club” from Pine Crest NH with project entitled ” Recycle ” with WRAP Member Brianna Vandenheuvel
Residents Betty Crusan, Betty Eddy, Marilyn Rybarcyk & Margaret Herber from Prairie Maison with project entitled ” Recycle” with WRAP Member Shelly Slama
There were 127 total entries!
Here are some of the Best of Show Winners:
Mary Lou Pientok of Dove Health Care Rutledge home won Best of Show for her crochet piece entered by Activity Professional Linda Soden
Norma Erman of Luther Manor won Best of Show for Prose & Short Story. She was nominated by Terri Barlett (shown here)
Raymond Zika of Crossroad Care Center took Best of Show for his wooden chair. Martha Bechard (shown) entered his piece.
Thank you to all our 2015 Cultural Arts Entries!
Here are just a sample of the many 2015 entries:
If you have any questions about the Cultural Arts, please contact: