CREATIVITY
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At Slocan Valley Arts we’re passionate about the arts + community. Here you can connect with a vibrant and growing arts scene in our incredible valley. There are so many ways to engage with local culture.
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Cam Stewart’s Handbuilt Ceramics
Tell us a little about yourself, your work and your art practice. My name is Cameron Stewart, I am a potter and a residential masonry contractor living in Passmore and working throughout the West...
Thank you Peter Vogelaar!
Peter Vogelaar is well known in the Slocan Valley. He and his partner Lesley Mayfield have championed the arts for nearly 30 years in the Slocan, and they have been at it as artists for even longer....
Work cycles with sculptor Lou Lynn
Tell us a little about yourself, your work and your art practice. My name is Lou Lynn. I’m a sculptor, working in glass and bronze. My studio is located on our property in Winlaw. My work has an...
Meet our local artists
The Slocan Valley is home to inspiring artists across all disciplines. Meet the talented artists, artisans, performers, musicians and art organizations who call our valley home.
Get to know our arts council
Slocan Valley Community Arts Council is dedicated to increasing and broadening opportunities for all residents to enjoy and participate in arts + culture. Find out more about who we are and what we do.
Become an arts member
Love the arts? We do too! Our members are arts supporters, artists, performers, local businesses and organizations. Be part of a growing arts community in our valley + enjoy all the benefits of membership.
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The SVCAC recognizes that we carry out our work on the unceded traditional territory of the Indigenous peoples of this region.
We acknowledge and raise our hands with gratitude to the ancestors and keepers of the land.