The Museum of Dufferin (MoD) and the Dufferin County Community Resource Circle (DCCRC) are presenting the exhibit, Our Story: Past & Present. The exhibit will feature artworks from Josh Morley, Sharon Rigby, Josy Thomas and Janice Toulouse. Indigenous artists presented by Dufferin County Cultural Resource Circle (dccrc.ca). This project is funded in part by the…
After a long winter hibernation, all of nature is poised to break free. Headwaters Arts members exhibit their best expressions of flora and fauna – those wonderful earthly delights that emerge in spring, and inspire artists to create.
The Museum of Dufferin (MoD) and the Dufferin County Community Resource Circle (DCCRC) are presenting the exhibit, Our Story: Past & Present. The exhibit will feature artworks from Josh Morley, Sharon Rigby, Josy Thomas and Janice Toulouse. Indigenous artists presented by Dufferin County Cultural Resource Circle (dccrc.ca). This project is funded in part by the…
After a long winter hibernation, all of nature is poised to break free. Headwaters Arts members exhibit their best expressions of flora and fauna – those wonderful earthly delights that emerge in spring, and inspire artists to create.
The Museum of Dufferin (MoD) and the Dufferin County Community Resource Circle (DCCRC) are presenting the exhibit, Our Story: Past & Present. The exhibit will feature artworks from Josh Morley, Sharon Rigby, Josy Thomas and Janice Toulouse. Indigenous artists presented by Dufferin County Cultural Resource Circle (dccrc.ca). This project is funded in part by the…
The late Darlene Hassall's (recipient of the Dufferin Art Council’s Reed Cooper Bursary - focused in the current In The Hills magazine) art work will be for sale at the Shelburne Town Hall Gallery with all proceeds going to the Heart & Stroke Foundation. Apr 2: reception, 1-3pm.
After a long winter hibernation, all of nature is poised to break free. Headwaters Arts members exhibit their best expressions of flora and fauna – those wonderful earthly delights that emerge in spring, and inspire artists to create.
After a long winter hibernation, all of nature is poised to break free. Headwaters Arts members exhibit their best expressions of flora and fauna – those wonderful earthly delights that emerge in spring, and inspire artists to create.
The Museum of Dufferin (MoD) and the Dufferin County Community Resource Circle (DCCRC) are presenting the exhibit, Our Story: Past & Present. The exhibit will feature artworks from Josh Morley, Sharon Rigby, Josy Thomas and Janice Toulouse. Indigenous artists presented by Dufferin County Cultural Resource Circle (dccrc.ca). This project is funded in part by the…
After a long winter hibernation, all of nature is poised to break free. Headwaters Arts members exhibit their best expressions of flora and fauna – those wonderful earthly delights that emerge in spring, and inspire artists to create.
The late Darlene Hassall's (recipient of the Dufferin Art Council’s Reed Cooper Bursary - focused in the current In The Hills magazine) art work will be for sale at the Shelburne Town Hall Gallery with all proceeds going to the Heart & Stroke Foundation. Apr 2: reception, 1-3pm.
The late Darlene Hassall's (recipient of the Dufferin Art Council’s Reed Cooper Bursary - focused in the current In The Hills magazine) art work will be for sale at the Shelburne Town Hall Gallery with all proceeds going to the Heart & Stroke Foundation. Apr 2: reception, 1-3pm.
The late Darlene Hassall's (recipient of the Dufferin Art Council’s Reed Cooper Bursary - focused in the current In The Hills magazine) art work will be for sale at the Shelburne Town Hall Gallery with all proceeds going to the Heart & Stroke Foundation. Apr 2: reception, 1-3pm.
The Museum of Dufferin (MoD) and the Dufferin County Community Resource Circle (DCCRC) are presenting the exhibit, Our Story: Past & Present. The exhibit will feature artworks from Josh Morley, Sharon Rigby, Josy Thomas and Janice Toulouse. Indigenous artists presented by Dufferin County Cultural Resource Circle (dccrc.ca). This project is funded in part by the…
The late Darlene Hassall's (recipient of the Dufferin Art Council’s Reed Cooper Bursary - focused in the current In The Hills magazine) art work will be for sale at the Shelburne Town Hall Gallery with all proceeds going to the Heart & Stroke Foundation. Apr 2: reception, 1-3pm.
After a long winter hibernation, all of nature is poised to break free. Headwaters Arts members exhibit their best expressions of flora and fauna – those wonderful earthly delights that emerge in spring, and inspire artists to create.
The late Darlene Hassall's (recipient of the Dufferin Art Council’s Reed Cooper Bursary - focused in the current In The Hills magazine) art work will be for sale at the Shelburne Town Hall Gallery with all proceeds going to the Heart & Stroke Foundation. Apr 2: reception, 1-3pm.
After a long winter hibernation, all of nature is poised to break free. Headwaters Arts members exhibit their best expressions of flora and fauna – those wonderful earthly delights that emerge in spring, and inspire artists to create.
The late Darlene Hassall's (recipient of the Dufferin Art Council’s Reed Cooper Bursary - focused in the current In The Hills magazine) art work will be for sale at the Shelburne Town Hall Gallery with all proceeds going to the Heart & Stroke Foundation. Apr 2: reception, 1-3pm.
After a long winter hibernation, all of nature is poised to break free. Headwaters Arts members exhibit their best expressions of flora and fauna – those wonderful earthly delights that emerge in spring, and inspire artists to create.
After a long winter hibernation, all of nature is poised to break free. Headwaters Arts members exhibit their best expressions of flora and fauna – those wonderful earthly delights that emerge in spring, and inspire artists to create.
The Museum of Dufferin (MoD) and the Dufferin County Community Resource Circle (DCCRC) are presenting the exhibit, Our Story: Past & Present. The exhibit will feature artworks from Josh Morley, Sharon Rigby, Josy Thomas and Janice Toulouse. Indigenous artists presented by Dufferin County Cultural Resource Circle (dccrc.ca). This project is funded in part by the…
After a long winter hibernation, all of nature is poised to break free. Headwaters Arts members exhibit their best expressions of flora and fauna – those wonderful earthly delights that emerge in spring, and inspire artists to create.
The late Darlene Hassall's (recipient of the Dufferin Art Council’s Reed Cooper Bursary - focused in the current In The Hills magazine) art work will be for sale at the Shelburne Town Hall Gallery with all proceeds going to the Heart & Stroke Foundation. Apr 2: reception, 1-3pm.
The late Darlene Hassall's (recipient of the Dufferin Art Council’s Reed Cooper Bursary - focused in the current In The Hills magazine) art work will be for sale at the Shelburne Town Hall Gallery with all proceeds going to the Heart & Stroke Foundation. Apr 2: reception, 1-3pm.
The Museum of Dufferin (MoD) and the Dufferin County Community Resource Circle (DCCRC) are presenting the exhibit, Our Story: Past & Present. The exhibit will feature artworks from Josh Morley, Sharon Rigby, Josy Thomas and Janice Toulouse. Indigenous artists presented by Dufferin County Cultural Resource Circle (dccrc.ca). This project is funded in part by the…
The late Darlene Hassall's (recipient of the Dufferin Art Council’s Reed Cooper Bursary - focused in the current In The Hills magazine) art work will be for sale at the Shelburne Town Hall Gallery with all proceeds going to the Heart & Stroke Foundation. Apr 2: reception, 1-3pm.
After a long winter hibernation, all of nature is poised to break free. Headwaters Arts members exhibit their best expressions of flora and fauna – those wonderful earthly delights that emerge in spring, and inspire artists to create.
The late Darlene Hassall's (recipient of the Dufferin Art Council’s Reed Cooper Bursary - focused in the current In The Hills magazine) art work will be for sale at the Shelburne Town Hall Gallery with all proceeds going to the Heart & Stroke Foundation. Apr 2: reception, 1-3pm.
After a long winter hibernation, all of nature is poised to break free. Headwaters Arts members exhibit their best expressions of flora and fauna – those wonderful earthly delights that emerge in spring, and inspire artists to create.
The late Darlene Hassall's (recipient of the Dufferin Art Council’s Reed Cooper Bursary - focused in the current In The Hills magazine) art work will be for sale at the Shelburne Town Hall Gallery with all proceeds going to the Heart & Stroke Foundation. Apr 2: reception, 1-3pm.
After a long winter hibernation, all of nature is poised to break free. Headwaters Arts members exhibit their best expressions of flora and fauna – those wonderful earthly delights that emerge in spring, and inspire artists to create.
After a long winter hibernation, all of nature is poised to break free. Headwaters Arts members exhibit their best expressions of flora and fauna – those wonderful earthly delights that emerge in spring, and inspire artists to create.
Keight MacLean is a Queer, disabled, female artist living and working in Toronto. MacLean graduated from OCAD in 2016 and is an alumna of the school’s revered Florence Program in Italy. Working as a full-time artist, MacLean is represented by galleries in Toronto, Montreal and Kingston. MacLean is an award-winning artist, most notably named Best…
After a long winter hibernation, all of nature is poised to break free. Headwaters Arts members exhibit their best expressions of flora and fauna – those wonderful earthly delights that emerge in spring, and inspire artists to create.
In this workshop participants will have an opportunity to experience healing through art. The topic of mental health will be explored through an artistic and creative lens. All supplies will be provided. Broken Table Talks is a platform for raw stories and unfiltered conversations. Free, register, space is limited.
The late Darlene Hassall's (recipient of the Dufferin Art Council’s Reed Cooper Bursary - focused in the current In The Hills magazine) art work will be for sale at the Shelburne Town Hall Gallery with all proceeds going to the Heart & Stroke Foundation. Apr 2: reception, 1-3pm.
The late Darlene Hassall's (recipient of the Dufferin Art Council’s Reed Cooper Bursary - focused in the current In The Hills magazine) art work will be for sale at the Shelburne Town Hall Gallery with all proceeds going to the Heart & Stroke Foundation. Apr 2: reception, 1-3pm.
Keight MacLean is a Queer, disabled, female artist living and working in Toronto. MacLean graduated from OCAD in 2016 and is an alumna of the school’s revered Florence Program in Italy. Working as a full-time artist, MacLean is represented by galleries in Toronto, Montreal and Kingston. MacLean is an award-winning artist, most notably named Best…
The late Darlene Hassall's (recipient of the Dufferin Art Council’s Reed Cooper Bursary - focused in the current In The Hills magazine) art work will be for sale at the Shelburne Town Hall Gallery with all proceeds going to the Heart & Stroke Foundation. Apr 2: reception, 1-3pm.
After a long winter hibernation, all of nature is poised to break free. Headwaters Arts members exhibit their best expressions of flora and fauna – those wonderful earthly delights that emerge in spring, and inspire artists to create.
The late Darlene Hassall's (recipient of the Dufferin Art Council’s Reed Cooper Bursary - focused in the current In The Hills magazine) art work will be for sale at the Shelburne Town Hall Gallery with all proceeds going to the Heart & Stroke Foundation. Apr 2: reception, 1-3pm.
After a long winter hibernation, all of nature is poised to break free. Headwaters Arts members exhibit their best expressions of flora and fauna – those wonderful earthly delights that emerge in spring, and inspire artists to create.
The late Darlene Hassall's (recipient of the Dufferin Art Council’s Reed Cooper Bursary - focused in the current In The Hills magazine) art work will be for sale at the Shelburne Town Hall Gallery with all proceeds going to the Heart & Stroke Foundation. Apr 2: reception, 1-3pm.
After a long winter hibernation, all of nature is poised to break free. Headwaters Arts members exhibit their best expressions of flora and fauna – those wonderful earthly delights that emerge in spring, and inspire artists to create.
After a long winter hibernation, all of nature is poised to break free. Headwaters Arts members exhibit their best expressions of flora and fauna – those wonderful earthly delights that emerge in spring, and inspire artists to create.
Studio Tour King is celebrating its 18th year and will feature 20+ artists and artisans who will be introduced on Facebook.com/studiotourking page in February and biweekly in the King Weekly Sentinel as of January. A preview of the participating artists and some of their artwork will be posted on the Arts Society King website with…
After a long winter hibernation, all of nature is poised to break free. Headwaters Arts members exhibit their best expressions of flora and fauna – those wonderful earthly delights that emerge in spring, and inspire artists to create.
Studio Tour King is celebrating its 18th year and will feature 20+ artists and artisans who will be introduced on Facebook.com/studiotourking page in February and biweekly in the King Weekly Sentinel as of January. A preview of the participating artists and some of their artwork will be posted on the Arts Society King website with…
The late Darlene Hassall's (recipient of the Dufferin Art Council’s Reed Cooper Bursary - focused in the current In The Hills magazine) art work will be for sale at the Shelburne Town Hall Gallery with all proceeds going to the Heart & Stroke Foundation. Apr 2: reception, 1-3pm.
The late Darlene Hassall's (recipient of the Dufferin Art Council’s Reed Cooper Bursary - focused in the current In The Hills magazine) art work will be for sale at the Shelburne Town Hall Gallery with all proceeds going to the Heart & Stroke Foundation. Apr 2: reception, 1-3pm.
Keight MacLean is a Queer, disabled, female artist living and working in Toronto. MacLean graduated from OCAD in 2016 and is an alumna of the school’s revered Florence Program in Italy. Working as a full-time artist, MacLean is represented by galleries in Toronto, Montreal and Kingston. MacLean is an award-winning artist, most notably named Best…