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All EYES will be on downtown Camas for the winter art show

Friday's event will highlight local talent

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"Watch Where You're Walking Sticks," created by Camas resident Blythe Ayne, will be among the artwork on display during the upcoming Winter Art Show in downtown Camas. The show is being held Friday, with pieces on display in various local businesses as part of the monthly First Friday events.

A new year is being welcomed with a juried art exhibit Friday, in downtown Camas.

The theme of the Camas Winter Art Show is “Celebrate Camas,” and includes works that highlight the City’s natural setting, rich history and interesting architecture.

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