Picturing diversity: The Campbell River Arts Council invites the community to stop into the Tidemark Theatre Lobby (also known as the Tidemark Art Gallery or ‘TAG’) to see the fifth Annual Photo Show. In celebration of the Immigrant Welcome Centre’s 20th Anniversary

Picturing diversity

The Campbell River Arts Council invites the community to stop into the Tidemark Theatre Lobby to see the fifth Annual Photo Show

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