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Exhibit: Out and About
Visit the museum to see Bridgewater Photographic Society’s latest show! Out and About captures locations somewhere here on the South Shore of Nova Scotia. Some images offer recognizable features; others could be anywhere. Some are true to one’s gaze; some are double-exposures. A couple are black and white; most use enhanced colour. And one is literally…
A Close up with Nature by Gary Smith – Bridgewater Photo Club Exhibit
Nature’s amazing world with its patterns, colours and small inhabitants has been a long time attraction. With camera in hand I am encouraged to move slowly, attempting to be totally present in the moment. This method allows one’s eye to be drawn to the intricate details of our natural world. Picture the beauty of ice…
Celebrating Horses: How They Shaped our World
Horses have shaped our world and our way of life. They have been a dominant and integral part of our economic, social, cultural and artistic fabric. Join photographer Kerry Jarvis, as he shares his images, videos and stories that celebrate horses…straight from the horses mouth, in this, the year of the horse. Thursday, June 11th,…
Welcoming Wednesdays
Join us at the museum on May 28th and June 25th from 10AM – 11:30AM for Welcoming Wednesdays; an informal, welcoming space where newcomers can meet YREACH staff, connect with others, and enjoy complimentary snacks, tea, and coffee. Everyone is welcome!
Programming coming in April at the DesBrisay!
For more information & to register visit Connect2Rec.com In person: LCLC, 135 North Park Street, Bridgewater By phone: LCLC, 902-530-4100 Creative Crew: 5 Weeks of Crafts for Youth Join Amber Thompson for a youth art workshop, where imaginations run wild. Tuesdays, April 21 – May 19 4:30 PM – 6:00 PM $100/5 weeks, ages 8-13…
Photo Exhibit: In Search of Emotions – Nov. 4, 2022 – Jan. 31, 2023
Enjoy the Bridgewater Photo Club’s latest corridor exhibit, “In Search of Emotions” by Jostien Algroy.
The series marks the beginning of Jostien’s long journey of capturing emotions in photography.
