In July, Communities in Bloom, a volunteer group
which facilitates the beautification of Canadian communities, hosts
a Garden Tour through selected gardens in Port Hardy. Visitors tour
the gardens, occupied by artists capturing the beauty of the area,
and a tea in the afternoon. This is a great opportunity to see works
of art on canvas and growing in the soil.
In the spring, there is a Spring Art Display in Coal
Harbour. This exciting event features local artists using an old
school as their gallery and workshop. They exhibit their pieces and
show guests their skills and techniques.
The rich, natural resources found in Port Hardy are
the inspiration for the large celebration held in the third weekend
in July. Taking place mainly in Carrot Park Filomi Days acknowledges
the fishing, logging and mining industries which bring prosperity to
the Port Hardy region.
Artists in Port Hardy
Kwakiutl Art of the Copper Maker Gallery
Port Hardy, V0N 2P0, 114 Copper Way, P.O. Box 755
Phone (250) 949-8491
Website:
http://www.calvinhunt.comAn unforgettable experience
awaits visitors to the world-famous Copper Maker Gallery in Fort
Rupert Village, the heart of Kwagu'l territory. We are just 10
minutes south of the BC Ferries Terminal at Port Hardy, British
Columbia.
Inhale the healthy aroma of cedar in the downstairs workshop,
where you can watch carvers transform the 'Tree of Life' into
beautiful original Northwest Native art works.
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Gordon Henschel
Address: 801 Nimpkish Heights Road Port McNeill BC V0N 2R0
Phone: (250) 956-3539
Website:
http://www.henschel.caFor over 25 years, Gordon Henschel
has captured in watercolor the very essence of the land and sea,
seizing moments in time. |
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