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Calling All Artists

The City of North Bay, the North Bay Public Art Advisory Committee (PAAC), and Creative Industries are seeking creative minds to add a splash of artistic flair to future bike lockers that will be located at the Main Transit Terminal and Shabogesic Beach.

A total of 5 successful submissions will be selected for this project. All-over repeat patterns are encouraged.

Learn more> northbay.ca/artistcall

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