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Artfest returns to Neepawa with murals and painted benches

Neepawaâs fifth annual ArtFest will unveil new public art installations July 18 while bringing together artists, businesses and volunteers for a free community celebration. Photo courtesy Yvonne Sisley.

BC Post Staff Source: Winnipeg Sun Jul 15, 2026 Updated Jul 15, 2026 1 min read 8 views

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Neepawaâs fifth annual ArtFest will unveil new public art installations July 18 while bringing together artists, businesses and volunteers for a free community celebration. Photo courtesy Yvonne Sisley.

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Source Public art will once again take centre stage in Neepawa this weekend as ArtFest returns with new additions to the community's growing Art Trail, including painted benches, murals and other installations designed to leave a lasting mark on the town.

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Published: Jul 15, 2026
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Source: Winnipeg Sun
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