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The Hudson War Memorial Library Annual Art Sale
The War Memorial Library Shop / The Bunker’s eagerly anticipated annual “Off the Wall” Art Sale will happen Saturday, November 12 from 10AM to 4PM at the Stephen F Shaar Community Centre, 394 Main Road, Hudson, QC
After another year of generous donations, closet cleaning, and post-covid downsizing, the Bunker is proud to present to you its latest collection of art-work of all genres, along with a “Tower of London” worthy assortment of gold and silver jewellery. If the success of last year’s event is anything to go by, hopeful art aficionados will be lined up well before the doors open.
There will be over three hundred pieces for sale, which includes paintings, watercolours, limited edition prints, prints on canvas, nature prints, Inuit art, carvings, masks, and Asian art. You will find landscapes, florals, still lifes, portraits, you name it. National and international artists will be represented, along with local artists, including Margaret Frizzel, working in a wide range of styles and media. There will undoubtably be something that will appeal to all tastes and budgets. All will be sold at amazing, non-negotiable prices, prices that make The Bunker such a special place to shop.
As usual, proceeds from this sale support the War Memorial Library and numerous other charities. The War Memorial Library is staffed by volunteers.
(Cash only, thank you!)
See you there!
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