Local professional artist Beth Feeback's "Concord: A Kitty-Friendly Town."

Northwest Cabarrus freshmen Tyler Herrera and Stephanie Skinner co-painted "A Tourist's Collage."

"A Weekend Stroll" by Central Cabarrus junior Lakayla Brown.

"Autumn Leaves" by Jay M. Robinson senior Lauren Sollenberger.

"Beauty in Downtown," by Cannon School senior Victoria Foster.

"Cabarrus Academy," by A.L. Brown senior Melanie Bush. Her painting has already raised $100, the largest amount in the student's online “vote for me” fundraiser. Proceeds from the fundraiser go to the student's school art programs.

"Cannon Mills," by A.L. Brown sophomore Sarandan Abernathy.

"Concord in Color," by Central Cabarrus senior Vanessa Venable.

"Courthouse," by Central Cabarrus sophomore Emma Cook.

Local artist Pete Brown's "Courting the Arts."

"Downtown Street View," by Robinson sophomore Megan Neff.

"Dusk," by Cox Mill sophomore Rachel Keck.

"Garden Gate," by Andrea Sowle. The local artist, and member of the fine arts faculty at Central Cabarrus High School, was an advocate of getting Cabarrus County Schools involved with the second annual Concord on Canvas, a public art auction set for March 15 in Concord.

Local artist Boyd Smith's "Going Downtown 'Umm Hmm.'"

"I Scream, You Scream," by Cox Mill senior Amelia Howden.

"Ice Cream Break," co-painted by Mount Pleasant seniors Kailee Goldsmith and Mandy Hawkins.

"Local News," by professional local artist Lorna McLaughlin.

"Main Street," by Robinson junior Rebecca Stanton.

"Many's Pet Store," by Central Cabarrus freshman Tracy Jackson.

"Nighttime Cheer," by Concord High School senior Caswell Turner.

"Old Courthouse," co-painted by Mount Pleasant juniors Leticia Labra and Isamar Balanzar Sonano.

"Religious Fairytale," by Central Cabarrus freshman Alex Vandenberg.

"St. James Lutheran Church," by Mount Pleasant freshman Emily Faggart.

"Sunday Afternoon," by Northwest Cabarrus juniors Briana Craig and Megan Hucks.

"Sunday Morning on Union," by Cox Mill junior Katherine Trimble.

"That-A-Burger," by Northwest Cabarrus sophomore Hannah Sangricco.

"The Theater," by Northwest Cabarrus senior Stephen Garza.

"Union Street & Cars," by local professional artist Louise Farley.

"Water Towers," by professional local artist Adam Ramsey Miller.

Kathleen Reeder, co-owner of The Bead Lady in downtown Concord, will donate pendants of original paintings that will be part of a live and silent auction and the second annual Concord on Canvas on March 15. Details: http://www.concorddowntown.com

Kathleen Reeder, co-owner of The Bead Lady in downtown Concord, said she has donated thousands annually to multiple local charities and organizations, including Autism Speaks, Hospice of Cabarrus' Light Up A Life event, The Speedway Club and the Carolina Panthers Team Store. She's donating 29 pendants that will be auctioned off March 15 for the Concord Downtown Development Corporation's second annual Concord on Canvas.

Kathleen Reeder opened The Beadin downtown Concord in 2002. She's making and donating pendants of 29 original paintings that will be part of a live and silent auction for the second annual Concord on Canvas on March 15. Details: http://www.concorddowntown.com

Concord Downtown Development Corporation’s second annual Concord on Canvas has 29 original paintings on display throughout downtown Concord. More than 20 student artists and seven professional artists contributed. Kathleen Reeder is donating pendants of the artwork that will be part of a silent auction on March 15.