Annual Art Show - It’s a ritual in Bashaw on the opening weekend of May for local and area creative people to showcase their works at the Bashaw Art Club show and sale. This year’s event, which is always held at the Happy Gang Centre, went May 6 and attracted its usual wonderful crowds who enjoyed paintings and various other artistic talents on display. Photo submitted

PHOTOS: Bashaw annual Art Club show

Another good sized crowd admired the art and conversations at the show May 6

By Jordie Dwyer

Another good sized crowd admired the art and conversations at the show May 6

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