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Camas’ monthly First Friday goes virtual May 31 through June 5

Downtown Camas Association to post activities on Facebook page throughout week for 'Unicorns and Rainbows' themed event

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Camas First Friday goes virtual May 31 through June 5

The COVID-19 crisis continues to stymie large-group gatherings, so the Downtown Camas Association’s monthly First Friday event will go virtual again in June, with a week-long list of online unicorn- and rainbow-themed family activities, local art shows, ways to connect to downtown Camas merchants and chances to win prizes.

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