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The Reflection is a newsletter published by the Fort St. John Community Arts Council that lists member groups, upcoming events, festivals and other community activities. The two attached are from February and September 2004.
These news articles highlight events from 2013 and 2014 and include the 2014 Sweetwater905 Festival. This catalogue also includes the 8th annual Spirit of the Peace Powwow in 2013 and the presentation of the Peace Liard Regional Arts Council’s artwork chosen for the 2014 Permanent Art Collection and presented to the Peace River Regional District (artwork by Judy Templeton).
Programs from the Peace River North Festivals in 1978 and 1979 containing information on the individual performers and arts groups who participated in those years.
The role the Alaska Highway was said to have shaped the region. The Alaska Highway Community Society in B.C. and the Alaska Highway Heritage Society in Yukon joined forces to make sure the Alaska Highway is recognized as one of North America’s largest historical routes. There were two parts to this project:
The Peace Liard Regional Arts Council’s Regional Juried Art Exhibit is an event for growing artists in the Peace Liard region. The event includes a juried exhibit and workshops. High profile jurors judge and critique. There are categories, criteria and requirements that must be followed in order to enter. In 2018, the RJAE was located in Fort Nelson. This catalogue includes a listing of those recognized at the 2018 exhibit.
This catalogue includes programs from the 1967 Peace Country Arts Festival and the 1976 Peace River North Festival. The programs contain information on the individual performers and arts groups who participated in those years.
The Peace Liard Regional Arts Council hosts an annual Regional Juried Art Exhibit, an event for growing artists in the Peace Liard region. The event includes a juried exhibit and workshops. This catalogue is from 2000 and includes a call for entry, brochures and a 2000 millennium calendar showcasing regional artists’ work.
The Arts Connection was a newsletter produced by the Dawson Creek Art Gallery. The newsletters promoted current events and activities going on within their community. These newsletters are from February 2005 to September 2006.
Arts Beat was a newsletter produced by the Peace Liard Regional Arts Council that covered events taking place throughout northeast BC.
Arts Beat was a newsletter produced by the Peace Liard Regional Arts Council that covered events taking place throughout northeast BC.
Arts Beat was a newsletter produced by the Peace Liard Regional Arts Council that covered events taking place throughout northeast BC.
Arts Beat was a newsletter produced by the Peace Liard Regional Arts Council that covered events taking place throughout northeast BC.
Arts Beat was a newsletter produced by the Peace Liard Regional Arts Council that covered events taking place throughout northeast BC.
Arts Beat was a newsletter produced by the Peace Liard Regional Arts Council that covered events taking place throughout northeast BC.