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Art in Park deadline approaching

Art in the Park brought thousands throughout the day.

Art in the Park brings thousands on Canada Day.

Artists who wish to show and sell their work at Kamloops’ largest arts event, Art in the Park on Canada Day, have until Saturday, March 21 to get their applications in.

Individual artists and artist collectives (new category) who wish to apply can access the application forms at http://www.kamloopsarts.ca, or call the Kamloops Arts Council office at 250-372-7323.

Art in the Park is organized by the Kamloops Arts Council as part of the City of Kamloops Canada Day celebrations at Riverside Park. The full day of arts exhibitions and sales, and musical, dance and theatre entertainment, is free to the public. About 30,000 people attend the event each year.

Dozens of artists annually display and sell their handcrafted and original work, from painting and pottery to fashion and jewellery. Artist applications are approved by a selection committee to ensure quality of work is maintained.

Arts groups that are not selling their work still have another month to apply — applications to have a community booth at Art in the Park are due April 18, 2015.

For more information on Art in the Park, visit http://www.kamloopsarts.ca.

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