Arts Council show to November 9th.
Merritt BC, Canada
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The gallery is on the corner of Nicola and Voght in Merritt.
Untill June 7 2026
On now
There is an artisan showing now,https://www.nicolavalleyarts.com/art-gallery/
Welcome Amy Maclaren
Untill April 27th 2025
Come see Amy’s labour of thought and style at the Gallery on the corner of Voght and Nicola, Merritt BC Canada. Open most days 10 AM to 5 PM. Closed Tuesdays.
Feature fiber artist, Cindella Trent, look for her stylish wares…
Nicola valley community arts council winter heart as usual 2024.
A photo by Angelina Brooymans framed by her husband and for sale in the ninth annual Winter Artisan show at the gallery gallery, on the corner of Nicola Avenue and Voght Street. Merritt British Columbia, Canada v1k1b8.
The Nicola Valley community Arts council is sponsoring and has out on display the show for the rest of October and into November till the 10th.
The show consists of numbers of small paintings, they’re anonymously and numbered and registered to their owners. They’re for sale ranges about $60 to $30 fundraiser for new lighting for the gallery.
There is a contest to name the work associated to them. An entry box and ballots provided
Reception today…
from Four to Seven today, there is an artists reception at the showing . The Gallery is at the Corner of Nicola and Voght in Merritt BC. Enter on the side of the Kekilui Restaurant.
Photographer Kevin Griffiths, Merritt BIO
Longtime Nicola Valley resident and contributor to the fellowship of the local arts community. He is showing work running from Wednesday into the summer at the Gallery in Merritt.The photographer is understanding of the grace and presence that this interior of British Columbia Valley has on the population and guests as they seek imagery on travels and tours over time.
Kevin uses a Canon 800D camera and is an avid fan of developing digital tech.
Venue
The Nicola Valley Community Arts Council, Gallery is located at 2051 Voght street in Merritt BC, Canada. The entrance is next to the Kekuli Cafe.
The Nicola Valley Community Arts Council are hosting a reception tonight at he Gallery. The senior art class of the local one and only Secondary school, MSS is proud to present Ms Duns charges work.
Two outstanding works noted are by Olivia Broman, Haunting late night lake, and Blue van on my mind. These works are very expresive with multiple faces in a range of torment to blank stare. The passion of life through risk and folly are are caught near baye.
Thursday, June 13th 3-5 pm, at the corner of Nicola and Voght in Merritt BC, Canada.
Gallery open 10 Am to 5 PM today. See quilt art from a half dozen exquisite quilters. Artist reception Friday 2-4 PM, at the Ars Center, corner of Nicola and Voght Merritt BC. Artists from flower to…
Quilts
Come see the local wares….
Its only steps away to Merritt locals you will think that you were on an exotic trip. It is very good at the art gallery in Merritt. Couldn’t get away, this winter? See the beauty and exotic feel of local showing.
EDITORS NOTE:THE ARTIST RECEPTION START TIME IS 1:PM
New show at NVCAC Arts Center
The quilters have been at it again “still”. A show is on now, today and until February 25th.
Artist reception: Friday January 26th 2024,1-4pm. Come meet these talented people.
The Nicola Valley Community Arts Council is currently hosting a quilting show at their Arts Center. The show will be ongoing until February 25th, and there will be an artist reception on Friday, January 25th, 2024. It’s a fantastic opportunity to meet and appreciate the talent behind these beautiful quilts! For a sneak peek, check out this image:
Have a great Saturday,✨
The Nicola Valley Arts Center is open after a a seasonal break the gallery and gift shop opened on January 10th 2024.
There is no featured show as yet however the group is operating the gift shop and conversation as well. as well.
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If you like it its art…
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