KSC Presents Kanata Civic Art Gallery


When: Thursday, March 7th 1 pm – 2:30 pm
Where: Kanata Seniors’ Centre, 2500 Campeau Drive, Kanata
Cost: FREE!

Did you know that there is a wonderful, vibrant art gallery right next door to us in the John Mlacak Centre? There are approximately 40 juried members showing their work at the gallery. Many types of media are represented from original paintings and photography to sculpture.

Artists will speak to us and representative pieces of their work will be on display around the event room. You are welcome to interact with the artists after the talk.

Reservations can be made on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday from 11:30-1 pm at the Travel Table in the Front Lobby of the Kanata Seniors’ Center or the Front Desk any other time.

Camera Club of Ottawa Fleamarket

KSCCC members have been invited to participate in the Camera Club of Ottawa fleamarket:

Hello,

My name is Catherne Gardner, and I am the President of the Camera Club of Ottawa. I am writing you to invite your members to join us on Tues. Feb. 13th for our 2024 Flea market & Social which will be held at the Hintonburg CC, 1064 Wellington St. W from 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM.

If any of your members have any photo gear that they would like to sell, we have full and shared tables available. There are no admission or table fee. Your members also keep 100% of their sales.

Feel free to contact me if you have any questions or visit our website.

Thank you and I look forward to hearing from you,

Catherine Gardner,
President, Camera Club of Ottawa

KSCCC at the Library

Until the end of January, the KSCCC will be promoting the club and showcasing our work in the display case at the entrance to the Ottawa Public Library, Beaverbrook Branch. The theme is Winter – A great time to create pictures. Thanks to photographers Paula Brown, Debbie Pinard, Jane Phipps, Michelle Faber, Ted Timmons, and Catherine Easton for their contributions to the display. If you are heading to the Seniors Centre, pop by the Library and have a peek at the display.

Bruce Turner