Mary and Michael have some issues. Things just aren’t turning out quite the way they’d planned, and the view from here isn’t exactly the view they had been expecting to see, in a different and often hilarious way! Thurs Fri Sat 7:30pm Sun 2pm Oct 14, 21 & 29: Talk Back Events Oct 26: 2pm,…
Exhibition organized by The Muse - Douglas Family Art Centre, Kenora, Ontario. The Red Chair Sessions is an ongoing open-call portraiture series that places importance on the acknowledgement and reclamation of Indigenous lands and the revitalization of Indigenous languages. This series ultimately disrupts colonial narratives, centres Indigenous Peoples who have been here since time immemorial…
Niagara-region artists Dillon Douglas and Chris Louis combine their painterly imagery in Paradise Lost, a tryptic digital composition (across three outdoor banners) where a healthy, verdant planet Earth turns into a wasteland. Packed with repetitive and overlapping motifs, both comical and strange, Douglas and Louis take us on a humbling journey of human failure (on…
Do you have questions about how to use QuickBooks for your small business? Ask an expert anything and everything you've wanted to know! Hosted by Tracy Harding, owner of Balanced Booking and a Certified QuickBooks Pro Advisor, this roundtable Q & A session is your opportunity to get answers on a broad range of topics.…
A Town of Erin event, celebrating our creativity. An all-inclusive event with no judging, just sharing the many different styles of Scare-crowing.
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Do women and girls, as well as their parents, educators and employers, see themselves equitably represented in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields? Women have made significant contributions to STEM – and continue to do so – but their stories are often untold. Why is that? This travelling exhibition shares some of these stories…
Born in Fordwich and Brampton, respectively, Franklin (1876-1941) and Caroline (1875-1939) Armington met while they were both studying art in Toronto. The two were married in France, and together they travelled across Europe etching and painting the sights. Prints and paintings by the Armingtons have been collected by both Canadian and international galleries. Owing to…
Headwaters Arts member proposal show features 12 artists showcasing over 30 works in a variety of mediums.
