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“Pathways” by Kathryn Price – Bridgewater Photo Club Exhibit
“Pathways” is a collection of four images by Kathryn Price, taken while out hiking at various locations across Canada. These images, as a metaphor for life, are intended to make us pause to reflect on the natural beauty that surrounds us as we move forward on our own unique paths in life taking one step at a time.
Show runs May 2 – July 31, 2023
Threaded Tales: The Schoolgirl Samplers
New Year, New Exhibit! Swing by this Saturday, January 6th, for the opening of our latest exhibit, Threaded Tales: The Schoolgirl Samplers Explore the stitched narratives that reveal the education, skills, and creative expressions of nine young embroiderers from the 18th and 19th centuries. The exhibit has been extended, and now runs until March 29th.
Book Talk – Outskirts of Ordinary: Stories of Survival from Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia
Come and hear Steve Skafte tell tales from his latest book, the harrowing and heartfelt Outskirts of Ordinary. It’s a collection of stories from locals who overcame the odds to become themselves, evenly mixed with memories from his childhood. Since 2007, he’s shared an uninterrupted daily journal on social media of his discoveries all over…
Earth & Sky
Eva and Evelyne are two artists who, in this work, celebrate nature’s most primal forms – the raw components of our planet: air and stone. They see their beauty. Life on earth relies upon this foundation, but is fragile in contrast to the permanence of these elemental materials. Evelyne’s spare and austere mixed media prints…
Guest Speaker: Author, Steve Skafte
Join renowned photographer, author, and historian, Steve Skafte, as he shares his adventures along abandoned roads, hiking forgotten highways, and exploring the crumbling history that our ancestors left behind. Steve will be discussing his latest book, “This River Was Once a Road: Abandoned Roads of Nova Scotia.”
Fourth Annual Square Show – Nov. 5 – Dec. 17, 2022
This annual exhibit highlights artists from the South Shore and beyond, working within an 8″x 8″ square.
Many of the pieces are available for purchase. Visit the show and support the work of local artists!
Exhibit runs from November 5 – December 17, 2022.
