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Caribou Tracks and Prints: Art and Conservation at SNAP Gallery
Thursday, Oct. 24, 2024
6:00pm to 8:00pm
Organized by:
CPAWS Northern Alberta
Oct.
24
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Join us for an inspiring evening at SNAP Gallery where you'll create your own linocut print and learn more about caribou in Alberta.
Join us for an inspiring evening at SNAP Gallery with "Caribou Tracks and Prints: Art and Conservation", where your creativity meets commitment to nature conservation in Alberta.
You will have the opportunity to create your own linocut print, which you’ll be able to take home with you, with supplies and direction from SNAP staff while CPAWS staff will host programming on caribou conservation in Alberta.
10572 115 Street
Edmonton, AB, T5H 3K6
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