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23rd Annual Cobourg Waterfront Festival - Canada Day Weekend 2013
Beth Hoselton looks forward to returning this year to the Cobourg Waterfront Festival with new originals and print editions. This annual event is the largest open air fine art and craft sale in Ontario, along with all-day entertainment and events. The art tents are situated in Cobourg's beautiful Victoria Park next to one of Ontario's nicest sand beaches.
Website: www.waterfrontfestival.ca
Location: Tent B, Lions Art Show, Victoria Park, Cobourg, Ontario
-Saturday June 29 10:00 to 6:00
-Sunday June 30 10:00 to 6:00
-Monday July 1 10:00 to 5:00
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Beth Hoselton Elected as Signature Member of the prestigous Society of Animal Artists
Beth Hoselton has been elected as a full signature member of the Society of Animal Artists. This pestigous organization made up of some of the world's foremost wildlife/nature artists adds acclaimed artist Beth Hoselton as a member.
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Beth Hoselton Joins the
Beth Hoselton is proud to join the prestigious Wellington Art Gallery in Aurora Ontario, as one of its newest artists.
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Lieutenant General Romeo Dallaire Receives Hoselton Print
Mar. 30, 2007. Senator and Lieutenant General Romeo Dallaire was present a Limited Edition Print of the work of Beth Hoselton as a thank you from the charities who hosted Senator Dallaire.
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Beth Hoselton Awards NYAC Scholarship
Beth Hoselton was pleased to fund the first annual Northumberland Youth Advisory Council (NYAC) merit scholarship of $750, presented to recipient Jillian Lackey of Hastings, Ontario. The scholarship is awarded to a graduating Northumberland high school student who will be attending university or college and has shown meritorious service in their community.
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Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty Presented with Hoselton Print
Aug. 17, 2006. The Honorable Dalton McGuinty, Premier of Ontario, Minister of Innovation, received a print of "Ice Castle" as a thank you from the Northumberland Youth Advisory Council (NYAC) after a roundtable discussion with members of the council on issues concerning rural youth in Ontario. Appearing from left to right are the Premier, NYAC chair Chris Berrigan, and Northumberland MPP Lou Rinaldi.
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U.N. Special Envoy Stephen Lewis Presented with Hoselton Print
Feb. 3, 2006, Cobourg, Ontario: Internationally acclaimed humanitarian, Stephen Lewis, United Nations Special Envoy for HIV/Aids in Africa and former Canadian Ambassador to the United Nations, received a gift of Beth Hoselton's limited edition print "Family Dynasty".
This presentation by Beth Hoselton was in thank you for a United Way/YMCA fundraising event at which Mr. Lewis was the guest speaker.
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