Pukaskwa’s “Art in the Park” Invites You To Be Inspired by Ontario Artists This Summer

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“Art in the Park” Series – With Pukaskwa National Park as a backdrop, be inspired by talented artists to create your own works of art!

HERON BAY, ON  – This summer, visitors to Pukaskwa National Park will have the opportunity to meet artists from across Ontario. Explore hidden driftwood beaches, dramatic rocky headlands, and the ever-changing moods of Lake Superior. Pukaskwa has a fantastic line-up of artists and workshops planned!

From June 27 – September 3, Fridays to Tuesdays at the Visitor’s Centre, participants can “Meet the Artist” from 10am -11am to chat about art. Original works will be displayed at the Hattie Cove Visitor Centre. Each artist will be sharing expertise with on-site workshops, including; transforming an object into an ornament; drawing caricatures; basket weaving; building a fairy house; photography sessions; and painting wild watercolours.

Two-hour workshops take place Saturdays at 1pm in the Visitor Centre. Workshops are free with park entry, and unless it’s a camera, all materials are supplied. Of course, you bring the inspiration! Surround yourself with breath-taking scenery while gaining inspiration from Pukaskwa’s wild shore.

Established in 1911 as the Dominion Parks Branch, Parks Canada is the oldest national park service in the world and a leader in protecting natural heritage, national historic sites, and marine conservation areas. Come celebrate the 2013 season on Lake Superior’s fabulous and inspiring

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