Salmon Arm Arts Centre

Salmon Arm Art Gallery is pleased to present Sqlélten, an exhibition exploring the role of salmon in Indigenous culture, story and food systems. In this peak year of the Adams River Sockeye Salmon Run, the Art Gallery wishes to focus on the land-based knowledge of the Secwepemc people, and is grateful for the generous participation of Co-Curator Tania Willard to bring together a diverse selection of contemporary and traditional works by Indigenous artists. The exhibition opens on Saturday, August 27 and continues to…

Salmon Arm Art Gallery is pleased to present Sqlélten, an exhibition exploring the role of salmon in Indigenous culture, story and food systems. In this peak year of the Adams River Sockeye Salmon Run, the Art Gallery wishes to focus on the land-based knowledge of the Secwepemc people, and is grateful for the generous participation of Co-Curator Tania Willard to bring together a diverse selection of contemporary and traditional works by Indigenous artists. The exhibition opens on Saturday, August 27 and continues to…

Salmon Arm Art Gallery is pleased to present Sqlélten, an exhibition exploring the role of salmon in Indigenous culture, story and food systems. In this peak year of the Adams River Sockeye Salmon Run, the Art Gallery wishes to focus on the land-based knowledge of the Secwepemc people, and is grateful for the generous participation of Co-Curator Tania Willard to bring together a diverse selection of contemporary and traditional works by Indigenous artists. The exhibition opens on Saturday, August 27 and continues to…

Salmon Arm Art Gallery is pleased to present Sqlélten, an exhibition exploring the role of salmon in Indigenous culture, story and food systems. In this peak year of the Adams River Sockeye Salmon Run, the Art Gallery wishes to focus on the land-based knowledge of the Secwepemc people, and is grateful for the generous participation of Co-Curator Tania Willard to bring together a diverse selection of contemporary and traditional works by Indigenous artists. The exhibition opens on Saturday, August 27 and continues to…

Salmon Arm Art Gallery is pleased to present Sqlélten, an exhibition exploring the role of salmon in Indigenous culture, story and food systems. In this peak year of the Adams River Sockeye Salmon Run, the Art Gallery wishes to focus on the land-based knowledge of the Secwepemc people, and is grateful for the generous participation of Co-Curator Tania Willard to bring together a diverse selection of contemporary and traditional works by Indigenous artists. The exhibition opens on Saturday, August 27 and continues to…

Salmon Arm Art Gallery is pleased to present Sqlélten, an exhibition exploring the role of salmon in Indigenous culture, story and food systems. In this peak year of the Adams River Sockeye Salmon Run, the Art Gallery wishes to focus on the land-based knowledge of the Secwepemc people, and is grateful for the generous participation of Co-Curator Tania Willard to bring together a diverse selection of contemporary and traditional works by Indigenous artists. The exhibition opens on Saturday, August 27 and continues to…

Salmon Arm Art Gallery is pleased to present Sqlélten, an exhibition exploring the role of salmon in Indigenous culture, story and food systems. In this peak year of the Adams River Sockeye Salmon Run, the Art Gallery wishes to focus on the land-based knowledge of the Secwepemc people, and is grateful for the generous participation of Co-Curator Tania Willard to bring together a diverse selection of contemporary and traditional works by Indigenous artists. The exhibition opens on Saturday, August 27 and continues to…

Salmon Arm Art Gallery is pleased to present Sqlélten, an exhibition exploring the role of salmon in Indigenous culture, story and food systems. In this peak year of the Adams River Sockeye Salmon Run, the Art Gallery wishes to focus on the land-based knowledge of the Secwepemc people, and is grateful for the generous participation of Co-Curator Tania Willard to bring together a diverse selection of contemporary and traditional works by Indigenous artists. The exhibition opens on Saturday, August 27 and continues to…

Salmon Arm Art Gallery is pleased to present Sqlélten, an exhibition exploring the role of salmon in Indigenous culture, story and food systems. In this peak year of the Adams River Sockeye Salmon Run, the Art Gallery wishes to focus on the land-based knowledge of the Secwepemc people, and is grateful for the generous participation of Co-Curator Tania Willard to bring together a diverse selection of contemporary and traditional works by Indigenous artists. The exhibition opens on Saturday, August 27 and continues to…

October 15 to 29, 2022 The Pride Project continues in 2022 with the exhibition A Place to Belong. The completion of the 3-year Cultural Mapping Research project in partnership with Thompson Rivers University will be part of the exhibition, with many of the maps on display. In addition to collaborative and photographic artworks on the theme of belonging, bask in the warmth of the Progress Pride Flag Community Quilt to be unveiled in this exhibition. Opening day is Saturday, October…

Salmon Arm Pride Project is excited to announce the Loud and Proud Celebration in downtown Salmon Arm on Saturday, October 15, 2022 beginning at 4pm. This event kicks off the 2022 Salmon Arm Pride Project Arts & Awareness Festival with music, dance and food, all happening at the intersection of Hudson & McLeod, the location of the triple rainbow crosswalk. This event is open, free and welcomes the whole community to come and celebrate Pride and launch the series of arts events that run until October…

October 15 to 29, 2022 The Pride Project continues in 2022 with the exhibition A Place to Belong. The completion of the 3-year Cultural Mapping Research project in partnership with Thompson Rivers University will be part of the exhibition, with many of the maps on display. In addition to collaborative and photographic artworks on the theme of belonging, bask in the warmth of the Progress Pride Flag Community Quilt to be unveiled in this exhibition. Opening day is Saturday, October…

October 15 to 29, 2022 The Pride Project continues in 2022 with the exhibition A Place to Belong. The completion of the 3-year Cultural Mapping Research project in partnership with Thompson Rivers University will be part of the exhibition, with many of the maps on display. In addition to collaborative and photographic artworks on the theme of belonging, bask in the warmth of the Progress Pride Flag Community Quilt to be unveiled in this exhibition. Opening day is Saturday, October…

October 15 to 29, 2022 The Pride Project continues in 2022 with the exhibition A Place to Belong. The completion of the 3-year Cultural Mapping Research project in partnership with Thompson Rivers University will be part of the exhibition, with many of the maps on display. In addition to collaborative and photographic artworks on the theme of belonging, bask in the warmth of the Progress Pride Flag Community Quilt to be unveiled in this exhibition. Opening day is Saturday, October…

October 15 to 29, 2022 The Pride Project continues in 2022 with the exhibition A Place to Belong. The completion of the 3-year Cultural Mapping Research project in partnership with Thompson Rivers University will be part of the exhibition, with many of the maps on display. In addition to collaborative and photographic artworks on the theme of belonging, bask in the warmth of the Progress Pride Flag Community Quilt to be unveiled in this exhibition. Opening day is Saturday, October…

October 15 to 29, 2022 The Pride Project continues in 2022 with the exhibition A Place to Belong. The completion of the 3-year Cultural Mapping Research project in partnership with Thompson Rivers University will be part of the exhibition, with many of the maps on display. In addition to collaborative and photographic artworks on the theme of belonging, bask in the warmth of the Progress Pride Flag Community Quilt to be unveiled in this exhibition. Opening day is Saturday, October…

October 15 to 29, 2022 The Pride Project continues in 2022 with the exhibition A Place to Belong. The completion of the 3-year Cultural Mapping Research project in partnership with Thompson Rivers University will be part of the exhibition, with many of the maps on display. In addition to collaborative and photographic artworks on the theme of belonging, bask in the warmth of the Progress Pride Flag Community Quilt to be unveiled in this exhibition. Opening day is Saturday, October…

October 15 to 29, 2022 The Pride Project continues in 2022 with the exhibition A Place to Belong. The completion of the 3-year Cultural Mapping Research project in partnership with Thompson Rivers University will be part of the exhibition, with many of the maps on display. In addition to collaborative and photographic artworks on the theme of belonging, bask in the warmth of the Progress Pride Flag Community Quilt to be unveiled in this exhibition. Opening day is Saturday, October…

October 15 to 29, 2022 The Pride Project continues in 2022 with the exhibition A Place to Belong. The completion of the 3-year Cultural Mapping Research project in partnership with Thompson Rivers University will be part of the exhibition, with many of the maps on display. In addition to collaborative and photographic artworks on the theme of belonging, bask in the warmth of the Progress Pride Flag Community Quilt to be unveiled in this exhibition. Opening day is Saturday, October…

October 15 to 29, 2022 The Pride Project continues in 2022 with the exhibition A Place to Belong. The completion of the 3-year Cultural Mapping Research project in partnership with Thompson Rivers University will be part of the exhibition, with many of the maps on display. In addition to collaborative and photographic artworks on the theme of belonging, bask in the warmth of the Progress Pride Flag Community Quilt to be unveiled in this exhibition. Opening day is Saturday, October…