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    After discovering the power

    and versatility of hydrosols,


    Lynda was hooked. She pur-
    chased a hand-hammered
    copper still, harvested plant
    materials and began experi-
    menting. Hydrosols, also
    known as floral waters, are
    naturally made and chemical
    free.

    Hydrosols are the condensate
    waters co-produced during
    the steam or hydro-
    distillation of plant materials.
    Although referred to as
    "floral waters", many other
    natural materials can be ex-
    tracted: needles, roots, bark,
    branches, wood, leaves, or
    even fruit and seeds.

    Hydrosols contain every part
    of the plant in every drop.
    The essential oils found in
    hydrosols are in solution,
    meaning they are not visible
    on the surface and do not
    separate out of the water.
    These waters have many
    soothing properties for the
    skin as well as the mind!

    From helping the kids relax
    on hot summer car trips to
    treating skin conditions, hy-
    drosols have become a family
    go-to for many ailments.
    Feature Artist: Lynda Ludbrook
    Wells Gray Night Market at the Info Centre
    On June19 from 5-8pm the
    Night Market rolls out the
    green carpet. Featuring a
    variety of vendor booths
    offering local shopping, every
    week there is something new.
    Entertainment will be a regu-
    lar feature in 2014 as musi-
    cians, storytellers, poets, and
    naturalists grace the stage.
    Wells Gray Gallery and the
    Info Centre will be open.
    Feed the family a light dinner
    or dessert at the Strawberry
    Moose and wander over to
    Ericas Everything Emporium
    and Butterflies Treasures in
    the TNT building.
    To become a vendor contact
    Kathy at 250-674-3763.
    Wells Gray Artist Society & Gallery
    May 14, 2014 Volume 1, Issue 1
    Art Splash
    On The Horizon:
    Gallery opens May 31
    Grand Re-Opening Cele-
    bration May 31
    NTAC Elementary Art
    Contest Display May 31
    at the Info Centre
    Night Market begins
    Thursday June 19
    Arts Alive at the
    Farmers Market June 28
    Clearwater Childrens
    Art Festival August 6
    Wells Gray Rocks!
    Extracting plant material with
    a hand-hammered copper still
    Organically grown roses
    from Lyndas property.
    Naturally, locally made hy-
    drosols and luxurious shea
    butter soap.
    A Summer Event Series
    featuring some of the many
    FUN cultural things to do
    in Wells Gray in 2014.
    Familiy Festivals
    Exciting Art Displays
    Naturalist Hikes
    Stuff for Kids
    Summer Treasure Hunt
    Thursday Night Market

    For updates watch:
    www.wellsgraypark.info
    Customers shopping at
    Hilda Reimers booth.
    416 Eden Road
    Clearwater BC
    V0E 1N0

    Gallery Coordinator:
    Sara Bromley
    Phone: 250-674-0002

    E-mail:
    wellsgraygallery@gmail.com
    Wells Gray Gallery was opened June 2012 by a small group of artists and artisans wanting to contrib-
    ute to the development of local arts and culture opportunities. Run by members of Wells Gray Art-
    ist Society (WGAS), incorporated as a not-for-profit BC society in March 2014, the gallery continues
    to operate seasonally from May-October and December. Wells Gray Gallery features the work of
    several local artists: pottery, painting, photography, art cards, woodwork, home dcor, textiles and
    much more. In addition to providing a gallery venue for the community, WGAS co-hosts community
    events (the Night Market and Winter Market) and coordinates workshops, artist demonstrations and
    other special events. Members of WGAS display and sell their work through the Gallery.
    Wells Gray Artist Society isnt just for artists! The society welcomes support from champions of the
    arts through volunteerism (in the gallery or behind the scenes, In Kind donations, and financial spon-
    sorship.
    For more information about Membership/Sponsorship contact Sara Bromley @ 250-674-0002
    Wells Gray Gallery is located in the lower level of Wells Gray Information Centre at the intersec-
    tion of highway 5 and Clearwater Valley Road.
    Wells Gray Artist
    Society & Gallery
    Charlene Lau President Marketing Coordinator
    Sara Bromley Vice President Gallery and Membership Coordinator
    Lynda Ludbrook Secretary Special Events Coordinator
    Kim Muddiman Treasurer Financial Coordinator
    Doris Laner Director Online Gallery Coordinator
    The purpose of art is
    washing the dust of
    daily life off our souls

    Pablo Picasso
    WELLSGRAYGALLERY. CA
    Charlene Lau Doris Laner NEST Timbercraft
    2014 Board of Directors
    2014 Gallery Hours of Operation
    Tuesday to Saturday, 11am-5pm
    Open until 8:30 on Thursdays for the Night Market

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