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Every Fridays from 5 pm until 7 pm the Campbell River Legion Branch 137 it's Mini Bingo, Meat Draw and 50/50 Draw.
Every Fridays from 5 pm until 7 pm the Campbell River Legion Branch 137 it's Mini Bingo, Meat Draw and 50/50 Draw.
Every Fridays from 5 pm until 7 pm the Campbell River Legion Branch 137 it's Mini Bingo, Meat Draw and 50/50 Draw.
Every Fridays from 5 pm until 7 pm the Campbell River Legion Branch 137 it's Mini Bingo, Meat Draw and 50/50 Draw.
Every Fridays from 5 pm until 7 pm the Campbell River Legion Branch 137 it's Mini Bingo, Meat Draw and 50/50 Draw.
Every Fridays from 5 pm until 7 pm the Campbell River Legion Branch 137 it's Mini Bingo, Meat Draw and 50/50 Draw.
Every Fridays from 5 pm until 7 pm the Campbell River Legion Branch 137 it's Mini Bingo, Meat Draw and 50/50 Draw.
Every Fridays from 5 pm until 7 pm the Campbell River Legion Branch 137 it's Mini Bingo, Meat Draw and 50/50 Draw.
Every Fridays from 5 pm until 7 pm the Campbell River Legion Branch 137 it's Mini Bingo, Meat Draw and 50/50 Draw.
Every Fridays from 5 pm until 7 pm the Campbell River Legion Branch 137 it's Mini Bingo, Meat Draw and 50/50 Draw.
Every Fridays from 5 pm until 7 pm the Campbell River Legion Branch 137 it's Mini Bingo, Meat Draw and 50/50 Draw.
Every Fridays from 5 pm until 7 pm the Campbell River Legion Branch 137 it's Mini Bingo, Meat Draw and 50/50 Draw.
This artist was the first female to display art in both Vancouver and San Francisco that represented mid-century abstract Impressionism. The space is the first official show space for the Cowichan Public Art Gallery and is located downstairs at the Green Door heritage building at 126 Ingram St in downtown Duncan.
This artist was the first female to display art in both Vancouver and San Francisco that represented mid-century abstract Impressionism. The space is the first official show space for the Cowichan Public Art Gallery and is located downstairs at the Green Door heritage building at 126 Ingram St in downtown Duncan.
This artist was the first female to display art in both Vancouver and San Francisco that represented mid-century abstract Impressionism. The space is the first official show space for the Cowichan Public Art Gallery and is located downstairs at the Green Door heritage building at 126 Ingram St in downtown Duncan.
This artist was the first female to display art in both Vancouver and San Francisco that represented mid-century abstract Impressionism. The space is the first official show space for the Cowichan Public Art Gallery and is located downstairs at the Green Door heritage building at 126 Ingram St in downtown Duncan.
This artist was the first female to display art in both Vancouver and San Francisco that represented mid-century abstract Impressionism. The space is the first official show space for the Cowichan Public Art Gallery and is located downstairs at the Green Door heritage building at 126 Ingram St in downtown Duncan.
This artist was the first female to display art in both Vancouver and San Francisco that represented mid-century abstract Impressionism. The space is the first official show space for the Cowichan Public Art Gallery and is located downstairs at the Green Door heritage building at 126 Ingram St in downtown Duncan.
This artist was the first female to display art in both Vancouver and San Francisco that represented mid-century abstract Impressionism. The space is the first official show space for the Cowichan Public Art Gallery and is located downstairs at the Green Door heritage building at 126 Ingram St in downtown Duncan.
The 15th annual Fernwood Art Stroll takes place the weekend of June 10th and 11th this year. Twenty-five artists are opening their studios, homes, and gardens in various locations in Fernwood and Oaklands to show a variety of arts and crafts. Stroll the leafy streets of Fernwood and Oaklands with the free downloadable map of […]
This artist was the first female to display art in both Vancouver and San Francisco that represented mid-century abstract Impressionism. The space is the first official show space for the Cowichan Public Art Gallery and is located downstairs at the Green Door heritage building at 126 Ingram St in downtown Duncan.
The 15th annual Fernwood Art Stroll takes place the weekend of June 10th and 11th this year. Twenty-five artists are opening their studios, homes, and gardens in various locations in Fernwood and Oaklands to show a variety of arts and crafts. Stroll the leafy streets of Fernwood and Oaklands with the free downloadable map of […]
Give Birth Love Tooth is a collaborative multimedia exhibition by Nanaimo-based collective Art Action Earwig, composed of Minah Lee, Wryly Andherson, and Tadafumi Tamura. The project started with a story about wisdom teeth, 사랑니, meaning Love Tooth in Korean. The artists begin the story, an autobiographical documentary-fiction, as follows: “On That Woman’s 38th birthday, That […]
This artist was the first female to display art in both Vancouver and San Francisco that represented mid-century abstract Impressionism. The space is the first official show space for the Cowichan Public Art Gallery and is located downstairs at the Green Door heritage building at 126 Ingram St in downtown Duncan.
The 15th annual Fernwood Art Stroll takes place the weekend of June 10th and 11th this year. Twenty-five artists are opening their studios, homes, and gardens in various locations in Fernwood and Oaklands to show a variety of arts and crafts. Stroll the leafy streets of Fernwood and Oaklands with the free downloadable map of […]
This artist was the first female to display art in both Vancouver and San Francisco that represented mid-century abstract Impressionism. The space is the first official show space for the Cowichan Public Art Gallery and is located downstairs at the Green Door heritage building at 126 Ingram St in downtown Duncan.
The 15th annual Fernwood Art Stroll takes place the weekend of June 10th and 11th this year. Twenty-five artists are opening their studios, homes, and gardens in various locations in Fernwood and Oaklands to show a variety of arts and crafts. Stroll the leafy streets of Fernwood and Oaklands with the free downloadable map of […]
This artist was the first female to display art in both Vancouver and San Francisco that represented mid-century abstract Impressionism. The space is the first official show space for the Cowichan Public Art Gallery and is located downstairs at the Green Door heritage building at 126 Ingram St in downtown Duncan.
The 15th annual Fernwood Art Stroll takes place the weekend of June 10th and 11th this year. Twenty-five artists are opening their studios, homes, and gardens in various locations in Fernwood and Oaklands to show a variety of arts and crafts. Stroll the leafy streets of Fernwood and Oaklands with the free downloadable map of […]
Robert Andrews creates beautiful hand-crafted boxes from selected hardwoods found on Mayne Island. His boxes are finished in a variety of ways: a smooth velvety touch on the exterior, a superb use of live edge features, or a special colour enhancement. He also creates charcuterie and cribbage boards, as well as accent furniture pieces.
This artist was the first female to display art in both Vancouver and San Francisco that represented mid-century abstract Impressionism. The space is the first official show space for the Cowichan Public Art Gallery and is located downstairs at the Green Door heritage building at 126 Ingram St in downtown Duncan.
Robert Andrews creates beautiful hand-crafted boxes from selected hardwoods found on Mayne Island. His boxes are finished in a variety of ways: a smooth velvety touch on the exterior, a superb use of live edge features, or a special colour enhancement. He also creates charcuterie and cribbage boards, as well as accent furniture pieces.
This artist was the first female to display art in both Vancouver and San Francisco that represented mid-century abstract Impressionism. The space is the first official show space for the Cowichan Public Art Gallery and is located downstairs at the Green Door heritage building at 126 Ingram St in downtown Duncan.
Robert Andrews creates beautiful hand-crafted boxes from selected hardwoods found on Mayne Island. His boxes are finished in a variety of ways: a smooth velvety touch on the exterior, a superb use of live edge features, or a special colour enhancement. He also creates charcuterie and cribbage boards, as well as accent furniture pieces.
This artist was the first female to display art in both Vancouver and San Francisco that represented mid-century abstract Impressionism. The space is the first official show space for the Cowichan Public Art Gallery and is located downstairs at the Green Door heritage building at 126 Ingram St in downtown Duncan.
Robert Andrews creates beautiful hand-crafted boxes from selected hardwoods found on Mayne Island. His boxes are finished in a variety of ways: a smooth velvety touch on the exterior, a superb use of live edge features, or a special colour enhancement. He also creates charcuterie and cribbage boards, as well as accent furniture pieces.
This artist was the first female to display art in both Vancouver and San Francisco that represented mid-century abstract Impressionism. The space is the first official show space for the Cowichan Public Art Gallery and is located downstairs at the Green Door heritage building at 126 Ingram St in downtown Duncan.
The Cowichan Valley Fine Art Show is the largest open (non-juried) art show on the Island and features work by emerging and renowned artists including painting and sculpture, jewelry design, furniture, photography and more. It has been organized annually since 1971 by CVAC.
Robert Andrews creates beautiful hand-crafted boxes from selected hardwoods found on Mayne Island. His boxes are finished in a variety of ways: a smooth velvety touch on the exterior, a superb use of live edge features, or a special colour enhancement. He also creates charcuterie and cribbage boards, as well as accent furniture pieces.
This artist was the first female to display art in both Vancouver and San Francisco that represented mid-century abstract Impressionism. The space is the first official show space for the Cowichan Public Art Gallery and is located downstairs at the Green Door heritage building at 126 Ingram St in downtown Duncan.
Nanaimo Museum Feature Exhibit: Coast Salish art is a distinct style among the art of the Indigenous peoples of the Pacific Northwest. What is Sacred? explores the past, present and future of Coast Salish art, highlighting a selection of artists from Snuneymuxw and other nations of the mid-island region. The historical and contemporary art in […]
Robert Andrews creates beautiful hand-crafted boxes from selected hardwoods found on Mayne Island. His boxes are finished in a variety of ways: a smooth velvety touch on the exterior, a superb use of live edge features, or a special colour enhancement. He also creates charcuterie and cribbage boards, as well as accent furniture pieces.
This artist was the first female to display art in both Vancouver and San Francisco that represented mid-century abstract Impressionism. The space is the first official show space for the Cowichan Public Art Gallery and is located downstairs at the Green Door heritage building at 126 Ingram St in downtown Duncan.
Robert Andrews creates beautiful hand-crafted boxes from selected hardwoods found on Mayne Island. His boxes are finished in a variety of ways: a smooth velvety touch on the exterior, a superb use of live edge features, or a special colour enhancement. He also creates charcuterie and cribbage boards, as well as accent furniture pieces.
This artist was the first female to display art in both Vancouver and San Francisco that represented mid-century abstract Impressionism. The space is the first official show space for the Cowichan Public Art Gallery and is located downstairs at the Green Door heritage building at 126 Ingram St in downtown Duncan.
Robert Andrews creates beautiful hand-crafted boxes from selected hardwoods found on Mayne Island. His boxes are finished in a variety of ways: a smooth velvety touch on the exterior, a superb use of live edge features, or a special colour enhancement. He also creates charcuterie and cribbage boards, as well as accent furniture pieces.
This artist was the first female to display art in both Vancouver and San Francisco that represented mid-century abstract Impressionism. The space is the first official show space for the Cowichan Public Art Gallery and is located downstairs at the Green Door heritage building at 126 Ingram St in downtown Duncan.
Robert Andrews creates beautiful hand-crafted boxes from selected hardwoods found on Mayne Island. His boxes are finished in a variety of ways: a smooth velvety touch on the exterior, a superb use of live edge features, or a special colour enhancement. He also creates charcuterie and cribbage boards, as well as accent furniture pieces.
This artist was the first female to display art in both Vancouver and San Francisco that represented mid-century abstract Impressionism. The space is the first official show space for the Cowichan Public Art Gallery and is located downstairs at the Green Door heritage building at 126 Ingram St in downtown Duncan.
Robert Andrews creates beautiful hand-crafted boxes from selected hardwoods found on Mayne Island. His boxes are finished in a variety of ways: a smooth velvety touch on the exterior, a superb use of live edge features, or a special colour enhancement. He also creates charcuterie and cribbage boards, as well as accent furniture pieces.
This artist was the first female to display art in both Vancouver and San Francisco that represented mid-century abstract Impressionism. The space is the first official show space for the Cowichan Public Art Gallery and is located downstairs at the Green Door heritage building at 126 Ingram St in downtown Duncan.
Robert Andrews creates beautiful hand-crafted boxes from selected hardwoods found on Mayne Island. His boxes are finished in a variety of ways: a smooth velvety touch on the exterior, a superb use of live edge features, or a special colour enhancement. He also creates charcuterie and cribbage boards, as well as accent furniture pieces.
This artist was the first female to display art in both Vancouver and San Francisco that represented mid-century abstract Impressionism. The space is the first official show space for the Cowichan Public Art Gallery and is located downstairs at the Green Door heritage building at 126 Ingram St in downtown Duncan.
Robert Andrews creates beautiful hand-crafted boxes from selected hardwoods found on Mayne Island. His boxes are finished in a variety of ways: a smooth velvety touch on the exterior, a superb use of live edge features, or a special colour enhancement. He also creates charcuterie and cribbage boards, as well as accent furniture pieces.
