Pemberton Arts Council - Non Profit Organization Promoting the Arts in Pemberton BC

In early 2006, a group of over 45 local artists with great visions decided that an art based establishment needed to happen in Pemberton. With all our diverse strengths we founded the Pemberton Arts Council, a non-profit organization with a mandate to create an environment for the advancement of the arts in our community. The mandate of the Pemberton Arts Council, envisioned a 'Heritage Style Building' within the centre of town, which would start as a professionally run Art Exhibit Gallery. This would then develop into a 'Center of the Arts'to recognize emerging artists and performers within our community. The Pemberton Arts Council mission is to inspire and assist local artists, to increase access to artistic and cultural experience in the Pemberton and Lil'wat Lands, and to place culture in its proper place as one of the three foundations (culture, science, spirit) for social and economic progress in the region.

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Pemberton Arts Council, Pemberton BC, Art in BC, British Columbia, pembertonart, non-profit organization with a mandate to create an enviornment for the advancements of the arts in our community, Mike Tyler, Karen Love, Gavin Duff, Maureen Wale, pembertonarts, promoting the arts in Pemberton, Sea to Sky Corridor, Art in the corridor, Our mission statement, upcoming community events, local artists, Bernhard Thor, Beth Solem, Caroline Hauser, Chris Ankeny, Colleen MacDonald, Corinne Orava, Darren MacDonald, Delaney Zayac, Frances Dickinson, Gavin Duffell, Grace Gordon-Collins, Helen Utsal, Jocelyn Harris, Judy Bourhis, Karen Love-Protter, Katherine Fawcett, Lisa Komuro, Lisa Picard, Lynn Pocklington, Martin Dahinden, Marueen Wale, Meg Gallup, Michelle Beauregarde, Mike Tyler, Rafal Warzybok, Renate Bareham, Ross Sherwood, Sharron Fudgell, Sunday Bryant, Susan Henry, Susan Ridington, Suzanne Robert, Tamri Parr, Tim Napier, Ulla Clark, Valarie Megeney, Vanessa Stark, Wim Tewinkel, In early 2006, a group of over 45 local artists with great visions decided that an art based establishment needed to happen in Pemberton. With all our diverse strengths we founded the Pemberton Arts Council, a non-profit organization with a mandate to create an environment for the advancement of the arts in our community. The mandate of the Pemberton Arts Council, envisioned a 'Heritage Style Building' within the centre of town, which would start as a professionally run Art Exhibit Gallery. This would then develop into a 'Center of the Arts'to recognize emerging artists and performers within our community. The Pemberton Arts Council mission is to inspire and assist local artists, to increase access to artistic and cultural experience in the Pemberton and Lil'wat Lands, and to place culture in its proper place as one of the three foundations (culture, science, spirit) for social and economic progress in the region. Pemberton Arts Council, Pemberton BC, Art in BC, British Columbia, pembertonart, non-profit organization with a mandate to create an enviornment for the advancements of the arts in our community, Mike Tyler, Karen Love, Gavin Duff, Maureen Wale, pembertonarts, promoting the arts in Pemberton, Sea to Sky Corridor, Art in the corridor, Our mission statement, upcoming community events, local artists, Bernhard Thor, Beth Solem, Caroline Hauser, Chris Ankeny, Colleen MacDonald, Corinne Orava, Darren MacDonald, Delaney Zayac, Frances Dickinson, Gavin Duffell, Grace Gordon-Collins, Helen Utsal, Jocelyn Harris, Judy Bourhis, Karen Love-Protter, Katherine Fawcett, Lisa Komuro, Lisa Picard, Lynn Pocklington, Martin Dahinden, Marueen Wale, Meg Gallup, Michelle Beauregarde, Mike Tyler, Rafal Warzybok, Renate Bareham, Ross Sherwood, Sharron Fudgell, Sunday Bryant, Susan Henry, Susan Ridington, Suzanne Robert, Tamri Parr, Tim Napier, Ulla Clark, Valarie Megeney, Vanessa Stark, Wim Tewinkel, In early 2006, a group of over 45 local artists with great visions decided that an art based establishment needed to happen in Pemberton. With all our diverse strengths we founded the Pemberton Arts Council, a non-profit organization with a mandate to create an environment for the advancement of the arts in our community. The mandate of the Pemberton Arts Council, envisioned a 'Heritage Style Building' within the centre of town, which would start as a professionally run Art Exhibit Gallery. This would then develop into a 'Center of the Arts'to recognize emerging artists and performers within our community. The Pemberton Arts Council mission is to inspire and assist local artists, to increase access to artistic and cultural experience in the Pemberton and Lil'wat Lands, and to place culture in its proper place as one of the three foundations (culture, science, spirit) for social and economic progress in the region. Pemberton Arts Council, Pemberton BC, Art in BC, British Columbia, pembertonart, non-profit organization with a mandate to create an enviornment for the advancements of the arts in our community, Mike Tyler, Karen Love, Gavin Duff, Maureen Wale, pembertonarts, promoting the arts in Pemberton, Sea to Sky Corridor, Art in the corridor, Our mission statement, upcoming community events, local artists, Bernhard Thor, Beth Solem, Caroline Hauser, Chris Ankeny, Colleen MacDonald, Corinne Orava, Darren MacDonald, Delaney Zayac, Frances Dickinson, Gavin Duffell, Grace Gordon-Collins, Helen Utsal, Jocelyn Harris, Judy Bourhis, Karen Love-Protter, Katherine Fawcett, Lisa Komuro, Lisa Picard, Lynn Pocklington, Martin Dahinden, Marueen Wale, Meg Gallup, Michelle Beauregarde, Mike Tyler, Rafal Warzybok, Renate Bareham, Ross Sherwood, Sharron Fudgell, Sunday Bryant, Susan Henry, Susan Ridington, Suzanne Robert, Tamri Parr, Tim Napier, Ulla Clark, Valarie Megeney, Vanessa Stark, Wim Tewinkel, In early 2006, a group of over 45 local artists with great visions decided that an art based establishment needed to happen in Pemberton. With all our diverse strengths we founded the Pemberton Arts Council, a non-profit organization with a mandate to create an environment for the advancement of the arts in our community. The mandate of the Pemberton Arts Council, envisioned a 'Heritage Style Building' within the centre of town, which would start as a professionally run Art Exhibit Gallery. This would then develop into a 'Center of the Arts'to recognize emerging artists and performers within our community. The Pemberton Arts Council mission is to inspire and assist local artists, to increase access to artistic and cultural experience in the Pemberton and Lil'wat Lands, and to place culture in its proper place as one of the three foundations (culture, science, spirit) for social and economic progress in the region. Pemberton Arts Council, Pemberton BC, Art in BC, British Columbia, pembertonart, non-profit organization with a mandate to create an enviornment for the advancements of the arts in our community, Mike Tyler, Karen Love, Gavin Duff, Maureen Wale, pembertonarts, promoting the arts in Pemberton, Sea to Sky Corridor, Art in the corridor, Our mission statement, upcoming community events, local artists, Bernhard Thor, Beth Solem, Caroline Hauser, Chris Ankeny, Colleen MacDonald, Corinne Orava, Darren MacDonald, Delaney Zayac, Frances Dickinson, Gavin Duffell, Grace Gordon-Collins, Helen Utsal, Jocelyn Harris, Judy Bourhis, Karen Love-Protter, Katherine Fawcett, Lisa Komuro, Lisa Picard, Lynn Pocklington, Martin Dahinden, Marueen Wale, Meg Gallup, Michelle Beauregarde, Mike Tyler, Rafal Warzybok, Renate Bareham, Ross Sherwood, Sharron Fudgell, Sunday Bryant, Susan Henry, Susan Ridington, Suzanne Robert, Tamri Parr, Tim Napier, Ulla Clark, Valarie Megeney, Vanessa Stark, Wim Tewinkel, In early 2006, a group of over 45 local artists with great visions decided that an art based establishment needed to happen in Pemberton. With all our diverse strengths we founded the Pemberton Arts Council, a non-profit organization with a mandate to create an environment for the advancement of the arts in our community. The mandate of the Pemberton Arts Council, envisioned a 'Heritage Style Building' within the centre of town, which would start as a professionally run Art Exhibit Gallery. This would then develop into a 'Center of the Arts'to recognize emerging artists and performers within our community. The Pemberton Arts Council mission is to inspire and assist local artists, to increase access to artistic and cultural experience in the Pemberton and Lil'wat Lands, and to place culture in its proper place as one of the three foundations (culture, science, spirit) for social and economic progress in the region.