Transformations on the shore

Photo credit: crshorelinearts.ca

Twenty carvers will be coming together for the 19th annual Transformations on the Shore.
This year, carvers from eastern Canada are joining the event, as well from the Netherlands.

President of the Shoreline Arts Society Don Daniels says one of the most unique aspects is the carvings stay at the park until the end of August for the community all summer long.

 
Daniel says it’s the community spirit that keeps this event alive.
Transformations on the shore will begin Wednesday June 24 at 7 a.m. and run until the 28.

 

For more information, head to Campbell River Shoreline Arts website.

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