Finishing touches on CB Nuit are taking place, little more than a week away

Friday, 20 September 2024 07:00

By Tonya Organ

Organizer Lousie Gauthier says everything is ready to go. She says it’s like putting together a big jigsaw puzzle.

There’s slightly more than a week to go before artists and performers gather in Corner Brook for the annual CB Nuit event. On September 28th, from 7 until midnight, spectators are in for a treat on West Street. Organizer Lousie Gauthier says everything is ready to go. She says it’s like putting together a big jigsaw puzzle. Jacinta Armstrong will have an exhibit titled, “ Sound and translation,” but she likes to call it the machine. West Street will be closed to traffic during CB Nuit

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