Exhibition by Wexford Camera Club Heads for Kilmore Quay Food Festival

6th July 2022

An exhibition by the Wexford Camera Club takes place during the Kilmore Quay Festival (7-10 July). The exhibition which starts tomorrow, Thursday, 7 July. Credit: Camera Wexford - twitter

An exhibition by the Wexford Camera Club will be part of the Kilmore Quay Food Festival (7th-10th July) and the WCC is inviting visitors and potential members to come and see its work.

As the Wexford People writes, the club was founded in 1979 by enthusiastic amateur photographers who wanted to encourage photography in the local area. It hosts educational workshops, speakers and takes part in national and local competitions and run our own competitions too.

Its exhibition will be in the Stella Maris Centre, Kilmore Quay for the Food Festival.

According to the Wexford Camera Club (Afloat adds images from the south Wexford fishing and marina) harbour and environs will be on display from tomorrow, Thursday, 7th July at the Centre from 8.30pm.

It will also be exhibiting in the Loch Garman Band Hall during the Wexford Opera Festival.

“We hold regular meetings every second Monday in St. Joseph’s Community Centre, Whiterock Wexford and online.

We welcome new members and visitors,” said club secretary Catherine Friend.

“Contact [email protected] or visit their website here for further information and social media accounts.

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