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July 1st, 2013
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MONDAY, JULY 1ST
9AM - 5PM
Join us for the largest annual gathering of local artists on the Dartmouth Waterfront on Canada Day!
The biggest one yet - A true festival atmosphere!
Pottery - Photography - Paintings - Zines - Portraiture
Prints - Sculpture - Carving - T-Shirts - Clothing
Jewellry - Baskets - Scarves - Fashion - Cards
Rug-Hooking - Quilting - Ornaments - Wall Hangings
Face Painting - Chain Mail - Hats - Henna - Treats
Performance - Music - Anime - Caricature - Hair Braiding
Vinyl Decals - Tattoos - Posters - Watercolours
Ethnic Art - Shoes - Gifts - Toys - Knits - CDS
Bracelets - Cufflinks - Postcards - Flowers - Cakes
Flags - Food - Hair Clips - Accessories
Leather - Silver - Sunglasses - Airbrushing
Textiles - Wall Hangings - Clay - Dolls
Plates - Cups - Stones - Nail Art
Wood Carving - Collage - Stamps - Candles
Aromatherapy - Facials - Bath Bombs - Comics
MAKE IT - DO IT - SING IT - PLAY IT
... AND COME HERE TO SELL IT!
CLICK HERE FOR A PRINTABLE REGISTRATION FORM
AND THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF PARTICIPATION
Click here to register online for 2013 Art/Theatre Camps!
8am to 4pm - Monday to Friday
Early drop off 7:30am - Late Pickup 5:30pm
Drums, Rattles & Harmonicas!
July 2 - 5 (Art Camp)
In this art camp children will explore the music, dances and artistic expressions of the 1812 era in Nova Scotia. Activities will include the creation of a parade of costumes, sculptures, art andlive music.
Privateers, Sea Captains and Heroes
July 8 - 12 (Theatre Camp)
The kids will recreate an exciting ocean battle scene involving many of Nova Scotia's most notorious characters of 1812! This ever popular camp explores all you need to act, direct, sing and dance your way to stardom! Play fun activities and games and perform skits while preparing for the final performance on Friday afternoon. Guests are welcome to attend the final performance.
Haunted Shipwrecks of 1812
July 15 - 19 (Art Camp)
Do you dare create a Haunted Shipwreck? Join instructor Julie Adamson Miller and storyteller Cindy Campbell to create larger than life “Haunted Shipwrecks” based on the battle ships that visited Halifax Harbour in 1812. Once created, the sculptures will be on display outside at Alderney Landing during the Bluenose Ghost Festival in October!
Forts, Teepees & Lean-tos!
July 22 - 26 (Theatre Camp)
Through the magic of theatre, the kids will explore how the soldiers of 1812 survived extreme Canadian conditions with help from many indigenous cultures. This ever popular camp explores all you need to act, direct, sing and dance your way to stardom! Play fun activities and games and perform skits while preparing for the final performance on Friday afternoon. Guests are welcome to attend the final performance.
