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Tofino’s Clayoquot Campus welcomes visitors with open arms

Summary by Chek News
Tofino, BC – The scent of chiseled cedar filled the air as artist Josh Watts perfectly centered his latest carving on a white wall. Watts is one of five artists featured this April at the Naa’Waya’Sum Carving Studio in a Carving on the Edge exhibition called the ‘Next Generation Indigenous Art Show’. Naa’Waya’Sum (pronounced nah-why-a-sum) is located at the former Tofino Botanical Gardens within the ha’houlthee (traditional territory) of Tla-o-q…
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Chek news broke the news in Victoria, Canada on Sunday, April 12, 2026.
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