Have a safe and happy long weekend!
My favourite moment (aside from filling my eyes with these pieces):
Me: Oh, Janet, those chairs! Let me make a sign for them, so people know they're not for sitting on, that they're art.
Janet: Sharon. They're chairs. They're for sitting on.
Please, give yourself a treat and come and see these wonderful pieces at the CEC. We're open 10 am to 1 pm, Monday to Friday.
Our warmest thanks to the Peggy's Cove Area Festival of the Arts, Bay Seniors, and a generous anonymous donor for their contributions to the basket. We know Olivia can't wait to enjoy the many lovely items she's won!
View original works by over 40 local artist members of the Peggy's Cove Area Festival of the Arts. Displayed works are available to purchase onsite during the show.
Enjoy a demo in the outdoor tent by artist Mary Lynne MacKay.
See and buy wonderful art supplies for everyone from professional artists to creative kids, courtesy of Red Wagon Art Studio.
Visit Purple People Feeder and Nomad Gourmet, who are onsite offering tasty treats.
And enter to win the lovely draw prize shown here (no purchase necessary), valued at $130.
The Community Enterprise Centre is fully accessible with plenty of free parking and Covid precautions in place. See you at the Art Show!
Until August 31, you can view all show works and buy available works online after the show ends today at https://shop-online.redwagonartstudio.com/shop/30
SMBCEC Grand opening and sign unveiling
The weather may have been a little bit dull but spirits were certainly not when so many people turned-up to celebrate the grand opening of the new St. Margaret’s Bay Community Enterprise Centre on April 26, 2018.
It was great to see how so many different groups, organizations and businesses came together to share their support of this fantastic initiative. This is exactly what the CEC is all about, bringing people together in a place that allows for networking and connecting, and this evening was certainly full of that.
After canapes and refreshments everyone went outside to see the new CEC sign being unveil, then it was back inside for the cutting of the grand opening celebration cake – beautifully made depicting the new CEC logo.
Well done to Eliot Matheson, logo and sign designer, who was presented with a prize for his winning entry into the logo competition during the event; and well done too to the CEC board and all the volunteers that made the event a complete success.
