Hiwus Feasthouse operations manager Dave Evan (back) and employee Hamid Davari were busy greeting visitors who came to see the exhibit.

Bertha Paul and brother-in-law Jim Paul are truly talented. She specializes in weaving, framing and beading and he specializes in carving.

Darren Yelton (left) and Paul Joseph were on hand to show their stuff. Paul's piece "Mystic Warrior" was truly impressive.

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Wendy Johnston-Charbanneau had some fun hamming it up with William "Kwel-a-a-nexw" Nahanee as he put on his movie face and looked toward the future. Catch them both at the Hiwus Feasthouse.

Ted Brown Jr. held up one of his unpainted pieces as he attended his booth.

Vivian Kelly has certainly carved her niche in life. Not only is she a talented artist, but she is a storyteller and producer from the Squamish Nation Film School.

Carvers John Spence (left) and William Watts came out to celebrate and show-off their wares.

Grouse Mountain's Kristie Kimmett (left) and Cheryl Van Wamelen held up Aaron Joseph's magnificent painted mask which he donated to the exhbit.

Alan Natrall and Laverne Williams have art in their blood. They come from some very artistic roots.

Yes, he's Billy's nephew. Artist Wes Nahanee is also a great singer.

Angie Schorneck, seen here with friend Denise Bob, makes some beautiful beaded jewellery.

Grouse Mountain's sous chef, Sylvain Cuerrier (left), joined Hiwus Feasthouse chef Julie Wilson to cook up some salmon for the celebration.