An art exhibition in the Breadalbane Community Campus Library is planned to coincide with a Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) awareness-raising event at the Scottish Parliament in November. 
CRY is a national charity which supports screening and research into unexplained death in young adults (approximately 12 young people die in the UK each week from SADS - sudden adult death syndrome).
CRY offers support to families who have experienced the death of a young person. The event at the parliament will mark the launch of a postcard campaign highlighting the need for screening, research and support.

Entry Packs
The organisation is inviting 5”x7” canvases on the theme ‘Life’ to be part of the exhibition .  Exhibitors can use any medium they wish as long as the work is 5”x7”. Canvases will be displayed in the Breadalbane Community Campus Library from 11-21 November and will be sold for a minimum of £10 each, with all proceeds going to CRY.  A pack containing a 5”x7”canvas, an exhibitor’s form and further details can be collected from the Breadalbane Community Campus reception for a fee of £2. Work to be displayed should be handed in to the library by 29 October.
The support of the community campus, particularly library and office staff in the staging of this exhibition, is warmly acknowledged by the locl organisers, Gordon or Hazel Murch, who will provide any further information on 01738 827034.