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30th annual Transformations on the Shore well underway

Campbell River’s wood-carving event, Transformations on the Shore, is celebrating a major milestone this year, with festivities underway at Frank James Park in Willow Point.

Transformations on the Shore kicks off next week!

Frank James Park in Willow Point is playing host to one of Campbell River's premier events. The Shoreline Arts Society...

Transformations on the Shore begins

One of Campbell River's well known event's is here. Transformations on the Shore is celebrating it's 20th anniversary. Spokesperson Don Daniels...

Logger Mike is finished

Carver Cody Lafrance has completed the Logger Mike carving. The carving will be on display at Transformations on the Shore...

New Policy on Carvings

The city and the Shoreline Arts Society have now created guidelines to determine whether a carving can be repaired,...

Great success at Transformations on the Shore

The weather was definitely warm for all carvers this past week during Transformations on the Shore. Experienced carver Cody Lafrance's...

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...

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