Young Residents Show That 'Mentor's Got Talent'

From Origami to Bruno Mars and Etta James renditions, "Mentor's Got Talent" featured a little of everything.

The show was moved from the Civic Center Amphitheater to the Mentor Civic Arena due to the threat of storms Wednesday morning, but nine youngsters provided a variety of entertainment to a crowd full of Mentor day campers.

Vince Mobily showed off a few yo-yo tricks, while six-year-old Nora Tulenson wowed the crowd with a violin routine. Two sets of sisters provided individual performances, with three of the four girls claiming the top three prizes — gift cards provided by Walmart. Sisters Casey and Sadie Sloop won the $15 and $30 cards, respectively.

Kayla Stovall, 14, came out on top after singing Etta James' "At Last." She was rewarded a $50 gift card. She pleased her parents when she announced that she would likely spend the money on back-to-school clothes.

Her sister, 9-year-old Emma, who performed Bruno Mars' "When I was Your Man," told her she should also deserved some of the clothes.

"I feel like I should share my talent with the world," Kayla said.

Watch the above video for some of the sights and sounds from the show.