People were able to see a range of works that had been submitted into the exhibition, with some completed by budding artists as young as three years of age.

More than 300 pieces were entered or exhibited in the show's various sections, including more than 30 from the guest artist, Kim Bagot-Hiller.

Almost all of them were able to be purchased and there was a lot of interest from patrons in doing that.

The Evans Arts Council was pleased with the turnout.

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