Pacific Arts Market in Nanaimo, an art gallery and active community space
14-07-2026 22:00 via nanaimobulletin.com

Pacific Arts Market in Nanaimo, an art gallery and active community space

Art is gracing the new Soundworks building in downtown Nanaimo.
Pacific Arts Market gallery held its grand opening Saturday, July 11 on Wallace Street, at the site of the old A&B Sound store.
Previously operating out of Vancouver, Crystal Cornthwaite, owner, said she was happy to find an “amazing space” downtown and the focus is on local art.
“It’s mainly from around Nanaimo, but also all of B.C. … We’ve got photography, painting. We’ve also got loc
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