The much anticipated Studio 2 Studio 3 self-guided art tour fundraiser is Sept. 12.
The third annual event benefitting the South Cariboo Health Foundation (SCHF) will see a dozen artists at seven locations open to the public around 108 Mile Ranch.
Artists will have a variety of artwork on exhibition, including paintings, quilts, pottery and jewelry.
The event is seen as a creative way to raise money for local health care.
Art tour details and map of artists' homes are available at Donex, Pharmasave, Save-On-Foods, the 100 Mile District General Hospital, local health clinics and various businesses around town.
Twenty-five per cent from art sales go to the SCHF.
There is no cost for the tour, which runs from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., but donations are encouraged.
For more information, call 250-706-2101, visit southcariboohealth.com or e-mail southcariboohealth@gmail.com.
Visitors can choose to visit one or all the artists in any order they like.
The artists this year include:
• Laurie Embree and Quill Farnham (pottery) – 5208 Davis Rd.
• Michelle Brown (acrylics) and Gloria Friesen (unique home accessories) – 4728 Litwin Plc.
• Cindy Wickingstad (acrylics and jewelry) and Amy Cadrin (oils and ink) – 4774 Kitwanga Dr.
• Shirley Gibson-Bull (watercolour and collage) – 4910 Gloinnzun Cres.
•Art Lance (photography), Jenny Taylor (quilter) and Jessie McCormack (quilter) – 4734 Chilcotin Cres.
• Valerie Knowles (unique jewelry) – 5160 Kallum Dr.
• Pamela Hall (quilter) – 4799 Kitwanga Dr