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The Sooke Fine Arts Society is a not-for-profit organization created to encourage and promote a greater understanding and appreciation for the arts by organizing an annual art show, as well as hosting public learning opportunities to demonstrate artistic technique and expertise.
Description
The annual art show, held at the end of July and early August of each year, is Vancouver Island’s premier adjudicated art show. It brings artists, volunteers, visitors, and art patrons together in an 11-day celebration of the arts.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President – Elaine Thrale
Treasurer – Debbie Clarkston
Secretary – Alison Hogan
Director – Eileen Badiuk
Director – Wayne Fritz
Director – Shayna Chamitoff
Director – Janet Evans
Director – Darla Stipanovich
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