January 2020
Colours!
What’s your favourite colour? Children of all ages can explore the many meanings of colours in our world, through hands-on, family-friendly fun. Regular admission.
Find out more »Meryl McMaster
Explore this large-scale outdoor photography exhibition by Indigenous artist Meryl McMaster. Her approach to photography takes the viewer out of the everyday and into a space of identity and cultural performance. Nov 17: reception and artist talk, 2-4pm. Regular admission.
Find out more »Colours!
What’s your favourite colour? Children of all ages can explore the many meanings of colours in our world, through hands-on, family-friendly fun. Regular admission.
Find out more »Meryl McMaster
Explore this large-scale outdoor photography exhibition by Indigenous artist Meryl McMaster. Her approach to photography takes the viewer out of the everyday and into a space of identity and cultural performance. Nov 17: reception and artist talk, 2-4pm. Regular admission.
Find out more »Colours!
What’s your favourite colour? Children of all ages can explore the many meanings of colours in our world, through hands-on, family-friendly fun. Regular admission.
Find out more »Meryl McMaster
Explore this large-scale outdoor photography exhibition by Indigenous artist Meryl McMaster. Her approach to photography takes the viewer out of the everyday and into a space of identity and cultural performance. Nov 17: reception and artist talk, 2-4pm. Regular admission.
Find out more »Colours!
What’s your favourite colour? Children of all ages can explore the many meanings of colours in our world, through hands-on, family-friendly fun. Regular admission.
Find out more »Meryl McMaster
Explore this large-scale outdoor photography exhibition by Indigenous artist Meryl McMaster. Her approach to photography takes the viewer out of the everyday and into a space of identity and cultural performance. Nov 17: reception and artist talk, 2-4pm. Regular admission.
Find out more »PAMA Creates
Explore our exhibitions through your own artistic lens in a fun and social environment with unique projects and exclusive tours. All materials are provided and no experience is necessary. Jan 30: Reusable Totes - Trash Talk Mar 5: Drawing and Sketching Apr 2: Geometric Collage $15, register.
Find out more »Colours!
What’s your favourite colour? Children of all ages can explore the many meanings of colours in our world, through hands-on, family-friendly fun. Regular admission.
Find out more »Meryl McMaster
Explore this large-scale outdoor photography exhibition by Indigenous artist Meryl McMaster. Her approach to photography takes the viewer out of the everyday and into a space of identity and cultural performance. Nov 17: reception and artist talk, 2-4pm. Regular admission.
Find out more »February 2020
Colours!
What’s your favourite colour? Children of all ages can explore the many meanings of colours in our world, through hands-on, family-friendly fun. Regular admission.
Find out more »Meryl McMaster
Explore this large-scale outdoor photography exhibition by Indigenous artist Meryl McMaster. Her approach to photography takes the viewer out of the everyday and into a space of identity and cultural performance. Nov 17: reception and artist talk, 2-4pm. Regular admission.
Find out more »Family Fun Activities
Guide your family through art projects that inspire creativity. Oct: Use your imagination and different colours to create your own fall leaves masterpiece. Nov: Create a fun facts poster as a reminder of ways to be waste wise. Dec: Use oil pastels to create wonderful winter landscapes. Jan: Guru Nanak. Feb: Trash Talk. Mar: Meryl McMaster. Regular admission.
Find out more »Colours!
What’s your favourite colour? Children of all ages can explore the many meanings of colours in our world, through hands-on, family-friendly fun. Regular admission.
Find out more »Meryl McMaster
Explore this large-scale outdoor photography exhibition by Indigenous artist Meryl McMaster. Her approach to photography takes the viewer out of the everyday and into a space of identity and cultural performance. Nov 17: reception and artist talk, 2-4pm. Regular admission.
Find out more »Family Fun Activities
Guide your family through art projects that inspire creativity. Oct: Use your imagination and different colours to create your own fall leaves masterpiece. Nov: Create a fun facts poster as a reminder of ways to be waste wise. Dec: Use oil pastels to create wonderful winter landscapes. Jan: Guru Nanak. Feb: Trash Talk. Mar: Meryl McMaster. Regular admission.
Find out more »Colours!
What’s your favourite colour? Children of all ages can explore the many meanings of colours in our world, through hands-on, family-friendly fun. Regular admission.
Find out more »Meryl McMaster
Explore this large-scale outdoor photography exhibition by Indigenous artist Meryl McMaster. Her approach to photography takes the viewer out of the everyday and into a space of identity and cultural performance. Nov 17: reception and artist talk, 2-4pm. Regular admission.
Find out more »PAMA Homeschool Day – Kindergarten – Gr. 8
Bring your students and engage with the arts and history! This full-day program featuring our We are Here and Texture school workshops will make a variety of curriculum connections in a fun and engaging environment. Space for a 30-minute lunch break will be provided between programs. Please bring your own nut-free lunches. Adult must accompany child(ren). We Are Here: Students will learn about First Nations, Inuit and Métis cultures through an engaging exhibition tour and hands-on experiences. Students will have the opportunity to explore our We Are…
Find out more »Colours!
What’s your favourite colour? Children of all ages can explore the many meanings of colours in our world, through hands-on, family-friendly fun. Regular admission.
Find out more »Meryl McMaster
Explore this large-scale outdoor photography exhibition by Indigenous artist Meryl McMaster. Her approach to photography takes the viewer out of the everyday and into a space of identity and cultural performance. Nov 17: reception and artist talk, 2-4pm. Regular admission.
Find out more »Colours!
What’s your favourite colour? Children of all ages can explore the many meanings of colours in our world, through hands-on, family-friendly fun. Regular admission.
Find out more »Meryl McMaster
Explore this large-scale outdoor photography exhibition by Indigenous artist Meryl McMaster. Her approach to photography takes the viewer out of the everyday and into a space of identity and cultural performance. Nov 17: reception and artist talk, 2-4pm. Regular admission.
Find out more »Colours!
What’s your favourite colour? Children of all ages can explore the many meanings of colours in our world, through hands-on, family-friendly fun. Regular admission.
Find out more »Meryl McMaster
Explore this large-scale outdoor photography exhibition by Indigenous artist Meryl McMaster. Her approach to photography takes the viewer out of the everyday and into a space of identity and cultural performance. Nov 17: reception and artist talk, 2-4pm. Regular admission.
Find out more »Jagdeep Raina: Chase
Raina's moving and expressive textiles, drawings and paintings explore memory and a sense of community. Developed and circulated by the Art Gallery of Guelph. Feb 29: film screening and panel discussion, 1-4:30pm.
Find out more »Presence in Absence
A contemporary multimedia three-person exhibition which investigates Black stereotypes, identity and existence.
Find out more »Safer Space Studio
Create in our monthly drop-in studio sessions featuring a new artistic medium each month. Designed for the 2SLGBTQ+ communities, participants will engage with the arts in a space for creativity, socialization and self-expression. No arts experience required, all materials are provided. This program is delivered in partnership with the 2SLGBTQ+ Collaborative of Peel and Rainbow Salad. Regular admission.
Find out more »Colours!
What’s your favourite colour? Children of all ages can explore the many meanings of colours in our world, through hands-on, family-friendly fun. Regular admission.
Find out more »Meryl McMaster
Explore this large-scale outdoor photography exhibition by Indigenous artist Meryl McMaster. Her approach to photography takes the viewer out of the everyday and into a space of identity and cultural performance. Nov 17: reception and artist talk, 2-4pm. Regular admission.
Find out more »Jagdeep Raina: Chase
Raina's moving and expressive textiles, drawings and paintings explore memory and a sense of community. Developed and circulated by the Art Gallery of Guelph. Feb 29: film screening and panel discussion, 1-4:30pm.
Find out more »Colours!
What’s your favourite colour? Children of all ages can explore the many meanings of colours in our world, through hands-on, family-friendly fun. Regular admission.
Find out more »Meryl McMaster
Explore this large-scale outdoor photography exhibition by Indigenous artist Meryl McMaster. Her approach to photography takes the viewer out of the everyday and into a space of identity and cultural performance. Nov 17: reception and artist talk, 2-4pm. Regular admission.
Find out more »Jagdeep Raina: Chase
Raina's moving and expressive textiles, drawings and paintings explore memory and a sense of community. Developed and circulated by the Art Gallery of Guelph. Feb 29: film screening and panel discussion, 1-4:30pm.
Find out more »Family Fun Activities
Guide your family through art projects that inspire creativity. Oct: Use your imagination and different colours to create your own fall leaves masterpiece. Nov: Create a fun facts poster as a reminder of ways to be waste wise. Dec: Use oil pastels to create wonderful winter landscapes. Jan: Guru Nanak. Feb: Trash Talk. Mar: Meryl McMaster. Regular admission.
Find out more »Colours!
What’s your favourite colour? Children of all ages can explore the many meanings of colours in our world, through hands-on, family-friendly fun. Regular admission.
Find out more »Meryl McMaster
Explore this large-scale outdoor photography exhibition by Indigenous artist Meryl McMaster. Her approach to photography takes the viewer out of the everyday and into a space of identity and cultural performance. Nov 17: reception and artist talk, 2-4pm. Regular admission.
Find out more »Jagdeep Raina: Chase
Raina's moving and expressive textiles, drawings and paintings explore memory and a sense of community. Developed and circulated by the Art Gallery of Guelph. Feb 29: film screening and panel discussion, 1-4:30pm.
Find out more »Family Fun Activities
Guide your family through art projects that inspire creativity. Oct: Use your imagination and different colours to create your own fall leaves masterpiece. Nov: Create a fun facts poster as a reminder of ways to be waste wise. Dec: Use oil pastels to create wonderful winter landscapes. Jan: Guru Nanak. Feb: Trash Talk. Mar: Meryl McMaster. Regular admission.
Find out more »Colours!
What’s your favourite colour? Children of all ages can explore the many meanings of colours in our world, through hands-on, family-friendly fun. Regular admission.
Find out more »Meryl McMaster
Explore this large-scale outdoor photography exhibition by Indigenous artist Meryl McMaster. Her approach to photography takes the viewer out of the everyday and into a space of identity and cultural performance. Nov 17: reception and artist talk, 2-4pm. Regular admission.
Find out more »Jagdeep Raina: Chase
Raina's moving and expressive textiles, drawings and paintings explore memory and a sense of community. Developed and circulated by the Art Gallery of Guelph. Feb 29: film screening and panel discussion, 1-4:30pm.
Find out more »Colours!
What’s your favourite colour? Children of all ages can explore the many meanings of colours in our world, through hands-on, family-friendly fun. Regular admission.
Find out more »Meryl McMaster
Explore this large-scale outdoor photography exhibition by Indigenous artist Meryl McMaster. Her approach to photography takes the viewer out of the everyday and into a space of identity and cultural performance. Nov 17: reception and artist talk, 2-4pm. Regular admission.
Find out more »Jagdeep Raina: Chase
Raina's moving and expressive textiles, drawings and paintings explore memory and a sense of community. Developed and circulated by the Art Gallery of Guelph. Feb 29: film screening and panel discussion, 1-4:30pm.
Find out more »Colours!
What’s your favourite colour? Children of all ages can explore the many meanings of colours in our world, through hands-on, family-friendly fun. Regular admission.
Find out more »Meryl McMaster
Explore this large-scale outdoor photography exhibition by Indigenous artist Meryl McMaster. Her approach to photography takes the viewer out of the everyday and into a space of identity and cultural performance. Nov 17: reception and artist talk, 2-4pm. Regular admission.
Find out more »Jagdeep Raina: Chase
Raina's moving and expressive textiles, drawings and paintings explore memory and a sense of community. Developed and circulated by the Art Gallery of Guelph. Feb 29: film screening and panel discussion, 1-4:30pm.
Find out more »Colours!
What’s your favourite colour? Children of all ages can explore the many meanings of colours in our world, through hands-on, family-friendly fun. Regular admission.
Find out more »Meryl McMaster
Explore this large-scale outdoor photography exhibition by Indigenous artist Meryl McMaster. Her approach to photography takes the viewer out of the everyday and into a space of identity and cultural performance. Nov 17: reception and artist talk, 2-4pm. Regular admission.
Find out more »Jagdeep Raina: Chase
Raina's moving and expressive textiles, drawings and paintings explore memory and a sense of community. Developed and circulated by the Art Gallery of Guelph. Feb 29: film screening and panel discussion, 1-4:30pm.
Find out more »Museum by Moonlight – Ages 19+
Celebrate Valentine’s Day at PAMA with an evening of creative activities for you and your partner or friends. The musical stylings of Diana Braithwaite and Chis Whitley as they bring their new jazz and blues album Gold Cadillac to our historic spaces. Reynold Thomas in a Figuration: Life Drawing workshop that will enable you to explore basic drawing techniques focusing on the figural form. Lead and follow your partner as you learn the basic steps of the merengue with Brampton’s Learn…
Find out more »Colours!
What’s your favourite colour? Children of all ages can explore the many meanings of colours in our world, through hands-on, family-friendly fun. Regular admission.
Find out more »Meryl McMaster
Explore this large-scale outdoor photography exhibition by Indigenous artist Meryl McMaster. Her approach to photography takes the viewer out of the everyday and into a space of identity and cultural performance. Nov 17: reception and artist talk, 2-4pm. Regular admission.
Find out more »Jagdeep Raina: Chase
Raina's moving and expressive textiles, drawings and paintings explore memory and a sense of community. Developed and circulated by the Art Gallery of Guelph. Feb 29: film screening and panel discussion, 1-4:30pm.
Find out more »Colours!
What’s your favourite colour? Children of all ages can explore the many meanings of colours in our world, through hands-on, family-friendly fun. Regular admission.
Find out more »Meryl McMaster
Explore this large-scale outdoor photography exhibition by Indigenous artist Meryl McMaster. Her approach to photography takes the viewer out of the everyday and into a space of identity and cultural performance. Nov 17: reception and artist talk, 2-4pm. Regular admission.
Find out more »Let’s Talk Trash
Repair Cafés are free gatherings all about repairing things together! Volunteer fixers not only help you fix your items, they also show you how to do the repairs. Repair Cafés aim to reduce the waste we send to the landfill or incineration, and to change society’s throwaway mindset. Repair Café in partnership with Sheridan College Operation Mission Zero. General admission.
Find out more »Jagdeep Raina: Chase
Raina's moving and expressive textiles, drawings and paintings explore memory and a sense of community. Developed and circulated by the Art Gallery of Guelph. Feb 29: film screening and panel discussion, 1-4:30pm.
Find out more »Presence in Absence
A contemporary multimedia three-person exhibition which investigates Black stereotypes, identity and existence.
Find out more »Family Fun Activities
Guide your family through art projects that inspire creativity. Oct: Use your imagination and different colours to create your own fall leaves masterpiece. Nov: Create a fun facts poster as a reminder of ways to be waste wise. Dec: Use oil pastels to create wonderful winter landscapes. Jan: Guru Nanak. Feb: Trash Talk. Mar: Meryl McMaster. Regular admission.
Find out more »Colours!
What’s your favourite colour? Children of all ages can explore the many meanings of colours in our world, through hands-on, family-friendly fun. Regular admission.
Find out more »Meryl McMaster
Explore this large-scale outdoor photography exhibition by Indigenous artist Meryl McMaster. Her approach to photography takes the viewer out of the everyday and into a space of identity and cultural performance. Nov 17: reception and artist talk, 2-4pm. Regular admission.
Find out more »Jagdeep Raina: Chase
Raina's moving and expressive textiles, drawings and paintings explore memory and a sense of community. Developed and circulated by the Art Gallery of Guelph. Feb 29: film screening and panel discussion, 1-4:30pm.
Find out more »Presence in Absence
A contemporary multimedia three-person exhibition which investigates Black stereotypes, identity and existence.
Find out more »Family Fun Activities
Guide your family through art projects that inspire creativity. Oct: Use your imagination and different colours to create your own fall leaves masterpiece. Nov: Create a fun facts poster as a reminder of ways to be waste wise. Dec: Use oil pastels to create wonderful winter landscapes. Jan: Guru Nanak. Feb: Trash Talk. Mar: Meryl McMaster. Regular admission.
Find out more »Colours!
What’s your favourite colour? Children of all ages can explore the many meanings of colours in our world, through hands-on, family-friendly fun. Regular admission.
Find out more »Meryl McMaster
Explore this large-scale outdoor photography exhibition by Indigenous artist Meryl McMaster. Her approach to photography takes the viewer out of the everyday and into a space of identity and cultural performance. Nov 17: reception and artist talk, 2-4pm. Regular admission.
Find out more »Family Day at PAMA
Spend a fun-filled day at PAMA with free activities and events for the whole family inspired by our winter exhibitions. Junkestra: Join Mark Sepic in performances of his Junkestra using all recycled and repurposed items as instruments. Performances at 11, 12:30 and 2pm. Digital Graffiti Wall: Add your mark to our large interactive masterpiece! Colour Room: Create with colour and bring Coco and Wellington to life. Recycled Art Instruments: Give new life to bottle caps and make your own musical…
Find out more »Jagdeep Raina: Chase
Raina's moving and expressive textiles, drawings and paintings explore memory and a sense of community. Developed and circulated by the Art Gallery of Guelph. Feb 29: film screening and panel discussion, 1-4:30pm.
Find out more »Jagdeep Raina: Chase
Raina's moving and expressive textiles, drawings and paintings explore memory and a sense of community. Developed and circulated by the Art Gallery of Guelph. Feb 29: film screening and panel discussion, 1-4:30pm.
Find out more »Jagdeep Raina: Chase
Raina's moving and expressive textiles, drawings and paintings explore memory and a sense of community. Developed and circulated by the Art Gallery of Guelph. Feb 29: film screening and panel discussion, 1-4:30pm.
Find out more »Jagdeep Raina: Chase
Raina's moving and expressive textiles, drawings and paintings explore memory and a sense of community. Developed and circulated by the Art Gallery of Guelph. Feb 29: film screening and panel discussion, 1-4:30pm.
Find out more »Jagdeep Raina: Chase
Raina's moving and expressive textiles, drawings and paintings explore memory and a sense of community. Developed and circulated by the Art Gallery of Guelph. Feb 29: film screening and panel discussion, 1-4:30pm.
Find out more »Jagdeep Raina: Chase
Raina's moving and expressive textiles, drawings and paintings explore memory and a sense of community. Developed and circulated by the Art Gallery of Guelph. Feb 29: film screening and panel discussion, 1-4:30pm.
Find out more »Jagdeep Raina: Chase
Raina's moving and expressive textiles, drawings and paintings explore memory and a sense of community. Developed and circulated by the Art Gallery of Guelph. Feb 29: film screening and panel discussion, 1-4:30pm.
Find out more »Jagdeep Raina: Chase
Raina's moving and expressive textiles, drawings and paintings explore memory and a sense of community. Developed and circulated by the Art Gallery of Guelph. Feb 29: film screening and panel discussion, 1-4:30pm.
Find out more »Jagdeep Raina: Chase
Raina's moving and expressive textiles, drawings and paintings explore memory and a sense of community. Developed and circulated by the Art Gallery of Guelph. Feb 29: film screening and panel discussion, 1-4:30pm.
Find out more »Jagdeep Raina: Chase
Raina's moving and expressive textiles, drawings and paintings explore memory and a sense of community. Developed and circulated by the Art Gallery of Guelph. Feb 29: film screening and panel discussion, 1-4:30pm.
Find out more »Jagdeep Raina: Chase
Raina's moving and expressive textiles, drawings and paintings explore memory and a sense of community. Developed and circulated by the Art Gallery of Guelph. Feb 29: film screening and panel discussion, 1-4:30pm.
Find out more »Jagdeep Raina: Chase
Raina's moving and expressive textiles, drawings and paintings explore memory and a sense of community. Developed and circulated by the Art Gallery of Guelph. Feb 29: film screening and panel discussion, 1-4:30pm.
Find out more »Jagdeep Raina: Chase
Raina's moving and expressive textiles, drawings and paintings explore memory and a sense of community. Developed and circulated by the Art Gallery of Guelph. Feb 29: film screening and panel discussion, 1-4:30pm.
Find out more »Jagdeep Raina: Chase
Raina's moving and expressive textiles, drawings and paintings explore memory and a sense of community. Developed and circulated by the Art Gallery of Guelph. Feb 29: film screening and panel discussion, 1-4:30pm.
Find out more »Jagdeep Raina: Chase
Raina's moving and expressive textiles, drawings and paintings explore memory and a sense of community. Developed and circulated by the Art Gallery of Guelph. Feb 29: film screening and panel discussion, 1-4:30pm.
Find out more »Jagdeep Raina: Chase
Raina's moving and expressive textiles, drawings and paintings explore memory and a sense of community. Developed and circulated by the Art Gallery of Guelph. Feb 29: film screening and panel discussion, 1-4:30pm.
Find out more »Jagdeep Raina: Chase
Raina's moving and expressive textiles, drawings and paintings explore memory and a sense of community. Developed and circulated by the Art Gallery of Guelph. Feb 29: film screening and panel discussion, 1-4:30pm.
Find out more »Jagdeep Raina: Chase
Raina's moving and expressive textiles, drawings and paintings explore memory and a sense of community. Developed and circulated by the Art Gallery of Guelph. Feb 29: film screening and panel discussion, 1-4:30pm.
Find out more »Jagdeep Raina: Chase
Raina's moving and expressive textiles, drawings and paintings explore memory and a sense of community. Developed and circulated by the Art Gallery of Guelph. Feb 29: film screening and panel discussion, 1-4:30pm.
Find out more »Jagdeep Raina: Chase
Raina's moving and expressive textiles, drawings and paintings explore memory and a sense of community. Developed and circulated by the Art Gallery of Guelph. Feb 29: film screening and panel discussion, 1-4:30pm.
Find out more »Jagdeep Raina: Chase
Raina's moving and expressive textiles, drawings and paintings explore memory and a sense of community. Developed and circulated by the Art Gallery of Guelph. Feb 29: film screening and panel discussion, 1-4:30pm.
Find out more »Jagdeep Raina: Chase
Raina's moving and expressive textiles, drawings and paintings explore memory and a sense of community. Developed and circulated by the Art Gallery of Guelph. Feb 29: film screening and panel discussion, 1-4:30pm.
Find out more »Jagdeep Raina: Chase
Raina's moving and expressive textiles, drawings and paintings explore memory and a sense of community. Developed and circulated by the Art Gallery of Guelph. Feb 29: film screening and panel discussion, 1-4:30pm.
Find out more »Jagdeep Raina: Chase
Raina's moving and expressive textiles, drawings and paintings explore memory and a sense of community. Developed and circulated by the Art Gallery of Guelph. Feb 29: film screening and panel discussion, 1-4:30pm.
Find out more »Jagdeep Raina: Chase
Raina's moving and expressive textiles, drawings and paintings explore memory and a sense of community. Developed and circulated by the Art Gallery of Guelph. Feb 29: film screening and panel discussion, 1-4:30pm.
Find out more »Jagdeep Raina: Chase
Raina's moving and expressive textiles, drawings and paintings explore memory and a sense of community. Developed and circulated by the Art Gallery of Guelph. Feb 29: film screening and panel discussion, 1-4:30pm.
Find out more »Jagdeep Raina: Chase
Raina's moving and expressive textiles, drawings and paintings explore memory and a sense of community. Developed and circulated by the Art Gallery of Guelph. Feb 29: film screening and panel discussion, 1-4:30pm.
Find out more »Jagdeep Raina: Chase
Raina's moving and expressive textiles, drawings and paintings explore memory and a sense of community. Developed and circulated by the Art Gallery of Guelph. Feb 29: film screening and panel discussion, 1-4:30pm.
Find out more »Jagdeep Raina: Chase
Raina's moving and expressive textiles, drawings and paintings explore memory and a sense of community. Developed and circulated by the Art Gallery of Guelph. Feb 29: film screening and panel discussion, 1-4:30pm.
Find out more »Jagdeep Raina: Chase
Raina's moving and expressive textiles, drawings and paintings explore memory and a sense of community. Developed and circulated by the Art Gallery of Guelph. Feb 29: film screening and panel discussion, 1-4:30pm.
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