Public Art subcommittee

The City of Campbell River is creating a public art program, and is looking for people to help out.

Volunteers will be part of the public art subcommittee and will assist with public art policy and planning around the city.

Recreation and Culture Supervisor Michele Sirett says they are looking for people who are interested in art and want to see art permeate in Campbell River.

Applications are available at city hall, or you can download one at Campbell River.ca 

The deadline for the committee is June 26 at 4 p.m.

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