Project 84,000

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Join us, September 30 - October 19 at the Cowichan Valley Arts Council for a unique ecology through art experience: Project 84,000. One thousand Cowichan community members, young and old, produced a 216 square metre mural, printed on both sides, with fish images. Why? To create a visual record of the devastating 2023 climate event, in which 84,000 juvenile steelhead trout were lost to an algal bloom on the Heritage Quw’utsun Sta’lo’ Cowichan River.

With thanks to the Cowichan Lake and River Stewardship Society, Xwulqw’selu Connections, the Town of Lake Cowichan, and the Cowichan Lake Arts and Culture Society.

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Cowichan Valley Arts Council

Founded in 1971, the Cowichan Valley Arts Council enhances our community through the lens of art. We hold 30 exhibition per year that attract more than 17000 visitor. We hold dozens of art workshops, in a variety of mediums, with accomplished instructors. There is programming suitable for all skill levels. We also hold arts themes camps for kids for every Pro-D Day and all summer long. Teens enjoy after school programs and the multi-skilled half-day summer "intensives". We have 1850 square feet of exceptional gallery space available for rent and a well-supplied Studio.