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A celebration of Arts & Letters

Authors and artists will discuss and display their work during downtown Camas First Friday events on March 4

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Carrie Schulstad admires one of the pieces of artwork that's been submitted for Camas First Friday Arts and Letters. The event features an art contest for middle and high school students, as well as readings by local authors.

Downtown Camas will be transformed into a book and art lover’s venue next Friday.

Several local authors and students artists will have their work on display at different downtown shops as part of the “Arts and Letters,” Camas First Friday event on March 4.

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