CPAWS art exhibition at Coronation Hall Cider Mills

CPAWS art exhibition at Coronation Hall Cider Mills

On October 5-8, CPAWS will hold an art exhibition at Coronation Hall Cider Mills in Bristol in conjunction with their 10th anniversary. The exhibition will feature works created during our 2018 DRAW- Dumoine River Art for Wilderness- retreat held in August. Works by well known local artists Becky Mason and Reid Mclachlin as well as emerging artists will be on display.
On Saturday, October 6, from 2-4 we will hold our vernissage with artists and local politicians attending.

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We are always looking for new ways to connect people to nature and to the Dumoine in particular, it is a remarkable place and we understand not everyone can make it up there. Artwork allows us to inspire others to want to protect it and at the very least learn about the area and the fragility of nature. Artists are amazing ambassadors and they can inspire others in ways that we may not be.

CPAWS is an environmental organization that works to ensure that local / regional priorities are front and centre. The Ottawa Valley chapter works in the Ottawa River watershed of Quebec and Ontario, an area twice the size of New Brunswick and the Pontiac is a key part of this region. The Pontiac has very rich and wild ecosystems and very special places – the Dumoine being a good example