Juneau schools arts specialist Nancy Lehnhart, 51, talks with Delphine Hochstoeger, 6, about art as her father Peter looks on at the 14th annual UAS Community Day on Saturday.

Juneau schools arts specialist Nancy Lehnhart, 51, talks with Delphine Hochstoeger, 6, about art as her father Peter looks on at the 14th annual UAS Community Day on Saturday.

Photos: 14th annual Community Day on Campus

Scenes from the 14th annual UAS Community Day on Saturday.

Little Dipper String Ensemble performs in the library of the campus at the 14th annual UAS Community Day on Saturday.

Little Dipper String Ensemble performs in the library of the campus at the 14th annual UAS Community Day on Saturday.

People enjoy the 14th annual UAS Community Day on Saturday.

People enjoy the 14th annual UAS Community Day on Saturday.

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