Spring festival will be a space for carvers and community to come together, and focus on uplifting the next generation of carvers along with the community carving of a traditional Nuu-chah-nulth log drum.
A selection of Indigenous featured artists and carvers will be showcasing and sharing their artworks, styles and techniques. We’re going back to the original roots of the festival; creating a space where carvers can come together, to uphold one another, and transfer knowledge. We invite carving artists to join the open carving area, along with the public to chip away at the traditional Nuu-chah-nulth log drum.
In the evening, we’ll be hosting artists’ talk/demonstration and discussion panels. A celebration for everyone!
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