"THE WORLD IS OUR STUDIO" - Merrimack Valley Camera Club’s newest photo exhibit
WHO: Merrimack Valley Camera Club’s latest photographic exhibition will take place at Lawrence Heritage State Park in Lawrence, Mass. The exhibit is within the beautiful, historic buildings of the park.
WHAT: a photo exhibit during the holiday season by MVCC members.
WHEN: Exhibit runs during the entire month of December, 2014. Free and open to the public.
WHERE: Lawrence Heritage State Park, 1 Jackson St., Lawrence, Mass., 01840 . Hours: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. 978-794-1655 Free.
From Paris, Iceland and Morocco, from Acadia National Park to Zion National Park, to their own backyards, people and landscapes in the Merrimack Valley and beyond, the members of the Merrimack Valley Camera Club are constantly on the move, traveling with their cameras always in hand, chasing after the light that makes their photos glow. Always learning, always sharing what they know and always ready to capture what might be their best shot yet.
The Merrimack Valley Camera Club, based in North Andover, Mass., and in its 77th year, has 150 members hailing from the Merrimack Valley, North Shore, and Southeastern and Seacoast areas of New Hampshire, ranging from beginners to professionals. The club and its members have been garnering recognition and awards throughout New England and beyond for decades. The club, which meets almost every Wednesday evening, holds frequent hands-on workshops, field trips, photo-related activities, presentations and competitions, most of which are open to the public.
Parking:
At the Lawrence Heritage State Park, a small parking lot is located in back of the Jackson Street Visitors Center on Mill Street. In addition there is a private parking garage on Appleton Street (one block west of the Visitors Center). The park is also accessible by bus and train from Boston.