Quilts at the Park
Monora Park Pavilion 500 Monora Park Dr, Mono, Ontario, CanadaQuilt Show - A celebration of creativity and the timeless art of quilting. Displays and quilted items, members' boutique, raffle, lunch cafe and vendors.
Quilt Show - A celebration of creativity and the timeless art of quilting. Displays and quilted items, members' boutique, raffle, lunch cafe and vendors.
Alton Mill Dam (2025) is a large-scale outdoor installation of a direct-positive pinhole photograph by artist Risa Horowitz. Made with a handmade camera at Alton Mill Arts Centre, the image…
The Power of Grey invites visitors to pause, look closely and discover the beauty found between black and white. In this solo exhibition, artist Karen Brown brings together layered encaustic paintings, mixed-media works, sculptural ceramics and tactile listening stones. Inspired by nature and the complexity of lived experience, the exhibition explores grey as a place…
Tokens of Love is an art show that reclaims the flower as a serious and personal subject. Historically dismissed as feminine and decorative, floral painting was one of the few…
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Join Jacqueline Halstead for an engaging exploration of African textile traditions and fashion history. Using patchwork painting techniques participants will create an original mood board while learning how pattern, colour and fabric can express culture, identity and storytelling.
Join us for an evening of all things yarn! Explore textile craft demos, enjoy refreshments, and bring up to three skeins of yarn to swap with fellow yarn enthusiasts. $5
Capture the glorious colours of fall landscapes as you create your very own masterpiece on canvas. Following a step-by-step process, you will learn to paint the vivid hues of leaves changing colours as you capture the play of light against the backdrop of sunlit water reflecting blue skies. Using creative brushstrokes and techniques combined with…
Alton Mill Dam (2025) is a large-scale outdoor installation of a direct-positive pinhole photograph by artist Risa Horowitz. Made with a handmade camera at Alton Mill Arts Centre, the image centres on the concrete dam where Shaw’s Creek was engineered to drive what became the longest-running water-powered mill on the Upper Credit River system. The…