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CITI/SEEN Public Mural Launch in Historic Downtown Abbotsford!
Abbotsford, BC – Art in public spaces isn’t just pretty decoration, it brings us together and invites us to reimagine the everyday. The Reach, the Abbotsford Downtown Business Association (ADBA), and participating artists invite our community to gather for the launch of Abbotsford’s newest piece of public art: a mural adorning the back of Hemingway’s ... Read More
The Reach Hosts A Spring Concert Fundraiser With Accomplished Young Musicians!
Abbotsford, BC – Let’s get a little spring in your step! The Reach is proud to host a spring concert featuring two accomplished young British Columbian musicians. On Saturday, May 25, 2019–1:30pm at The Reach (32388 Veterans Way), pianist Jennifer Lim and cellist Benjamin Louwersheimer will delight audiences with favourites like Franz Schubert’s Sonata in A Minor for ... Read More
Jane’s Walk Abbotsford and Community Banner Project Launches at The Reach
(Abbotsford, BC) – The Reach Gallery Museum Abbotsford with Jane’s Walk Abbotsford and the City of Abbotsford are delighted to celebrate two exciting, collaborative community initiatives. Everyone is invited to attend the free launch of a weekend of citizen-led Jane’s Walks, and to inaugurate the new community-made banners installed around the Civic Precinct, on Friday, May ... Read More
The Reach and Tanglebank Gardens host a Hanging Basket Makers Event!
Abbotsford, BC – Spring is in the air, flowers are budding, and Tanglebank Gardens and The Reach are getting inspired! Together, they have invited a selection of talented local artists to participate in a Hanging Basket Makers event in support of The Reach. On Saturday, May 4, 2019 at 10 am, the artists will gather ... Read More
The Reach Hosts a Timely Discussion Around Issues of Accessibility, Disability, and the Arts
Abbotsford, BC – Today an estimated one in five Canadians live with a disability that limits them in their daily activities, presenting challenges or obstacles to their full participation in society. In recent years the Canadian art world has seen the growth of a vibrant deaf and disability arts movement that draws attention to the ... Read More