I am heading a family fun night the theme is an Art show. I have not come up with much on the idea front. I am so stuck and dont have much time to come up with anything. Our fun night is April 2 and we have spring break coming up too. I need any suggestions on how to make this one of the best art shows. I would like to show many different forms of art...ie ..music, pictures, drawing etc. Any help would be great. Thanks for reading and thanks in advance for your help.

You sure don't have much time. Is there already art in the halls from the students? Our teachers have the students work on art all year and then display it in the halls for our Arts-N-Tarts. Families can walk the halls looking at the displays and then have dessert in the cafeteria. We have 6 or 7 items for raffle and several baskets for silent auction. Each classroom chooses a theme and items for the baskets are donated by the families the week before. The PTO put the baskets together making a list of the items. Then we spread the baskets out on cafeteria tables and put a bid sheet next to the itemized list. We also have our Book Fair in the Gym. You probably don't have time for all of that, but maybe you could use the ideas.
Maybe you could have people judge some of the art.

How about letting students create their own art. If you can do it outside, section off a square with tape and then register each kids' square. Kids can then create chalk art.

Or have craft areas.
Card making
Stamping
Building
Oragmi

Talk with high school students to see what can be accomplished!

Are you talking art in general or are you going to showcase the art of your students? You could do both and one of your best resources would be your school's art and music teachers. They would probably be happy to help since many times the music and art depts are kind of forgotten. In elementary we even had the music teacher come to a PTO meeting and tell us about what happens in her classroom, and then she did a little demo/performance with some of the children who had come with their parents that night.

If you have a local art guild, or college in your community, you could utilize them too. They might be willing to provide demonstrations of different art mediums. Also, look at your high school for some students who might be willing to earn some community service hours helping families make some art projects, learn dance, try out musical instruments, or even perform. If you're serving food, think how nice it might be to have a string quartet or brass ensemble playing in that area.