December 2019
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 »Guru Nanak Exhibition
Nov 12 marks the 550th celebration of the birth of the founder of Sikhism Guru Nanak. This exhibition traces his life and legacy through Janamasakhis (manuscripts), Sakhis (painted stories), photographs and narrative textiles including Phulkaris (embroidery) and Rumalas (sacred cloth). Guest curated by B.S. Marwah. Regular admission.
Find out more »Trash Talk: Local Action, Global Change Exhibition
Every day we face the real challenges of environmental change on a global scale. Trash Talk is a hands-on experience with a focus on the well-being of our environment and local communities. This exhibit will help you identify issues, raise questions, and share practical solutions to help create change at a local level. Celebrate current efforts and see how you can make a difference for future generations. Created in partnership with Region of Peel Public Works and Waste Management. Exhibition…
Find out more »George Paginton: Painting a Nation Exhibition
Connect with beautiful landscape paintings that capture scenes in the Region of Peel and across Canada. Created in the tradition of the world-famous Group of Seven painters, this exhibition reveals his private passion for the Canadian landscape and use of expressive brush strokes. 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 »Guru Nanak Exhibition
Nov 12 marks the 550th celebration of the birth of the founder of Sikhism Guru Nanak. This exhibition traces his life and legacy through Janamasakhis (manuscripts), Sakhis (painted stories), photographs and narrative textiles including Phulkaris (embroidery) and Rumalas (sacred cloth). Guest curated by B.S. Marwah. Regular admission.
Find out more »Trash Talk: Local Action, Global Change Exhibition
Every day we face the real challenges of environmental change on a global scale. Trash Talk is a hands-on experience with a focus on the well-being of our environment and local communities. This exhibit will help you identify issues, raise questions, and share practical solutions to help create change at a local level. Celebrate current efforts and see how you can make a difference for future generations. Created in partnership with Region of Peel Public Works and Waste Management. Exhibition…
Find out more »George Paginton: Painting a Nation Exhibition
Connect with beautiful landscape paintings that capture scenes in the Region of Peel and across Canada. Created in the tradition of the world-famous Group of Seven painters, this exhibition reveals his private passion for the Canadian landscape and use of expressive brush strokes. 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 »Sunday FUNdays
Engage with art through special activities for the whole family based on the exhibitions and themes throughout the art gallery, museum and archives. Sep 15: Ever-Changing Landscapes Oct 20: Trash Talk Nov 17: Painting a Nation Dec 15: Let It Snow! Jan 19: Winter Wonderland Feb 16: Trash Talk Mar 15: TBA 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 »Guru Nanak Exhibition
Nov 12 marks the 550th celebration of the birth of the founder of Sikhism Guru Nanak. This exhibition traces his life and legacy through Janamasakhis (manuscripts), Sakhis (painted stories), photographs and narrative textiles including Phulkaris (embroidery) and Rumalas (sacred cloth). Guest curated by B.S. Marwah. Regular admission.
Find out more »Trash Talk: Local Action, Global Change Exhibition
Every day we face the real challenges of environmental change on a global scale. Trash Talk is a hands-on experience with a focus on the well-being of our environment and local communities. This exhibit will help you identify issues, raise questions, and share practical solutions to help create change at a local level. Celebrate current efforts and see how you can make a difference for future generations. Created in partnership with Region of Peel Public Works and Waste Management. Exhibition…
Find out more »George Paginton: Painting a Nation Exhibition
Connect with beautiful landscape paintings that capture scenes in the Region of Peel and across Canada. Created in the tradition of the world-famous Group of Seven painters, this exhibition reveals his private passion for the Canadian landscape and use of expressive brush strokes. 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 »Guru Nanak Exhibition
Nov 12 marks the 550th celebration of the birth of the founder of Sikhism Guru Nanak. This exhibition traces his life and legacy through Janamasakhis (manuscripts), Sakhis (painted stories), photographs and narrative textiles including Phulkaris (embroidery) and Rumalas (sacred cloth). Guest curated by B.S. Marwah. Regular admission.
Find out more »Trash Talk: Local Action, Global Change Exhibition
Every day we face the real challenges of environmental change on a global scale. Trash Talk is a hands-on experience with a focus on the well-being of our environment and local communities. This exhibit will help you identify issues, raise questions, and share practical solutions to help create change at a local level. Celebrate current efforts and see how you can make a difference for future generations. Created in partnership with Region of Peel Public Works and Waste Management. Exhibition…
Find out more »George Paginton: Painting a Nation Exhibition
Connect with beautiful landscape paintings that capture scenes in the Region of Peel and across Canada. Created in the tradition of the world-famous Group of Seven painters, this exhibition reveals his private passion for the Canadian landscape and use of expressive brush strokes. 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 »Guru Nanak Exhibition
Nov 12 marks the 550th celebration of the birth of the founder of Sikhism Guru Nanak. This exhibition traces his life and legacy through Janamasakhis (manuscripts), Sakhis (painted stories), photographs and narrative textiles including Phulkaris (embroidery) and Rumalas (sacred cloth). Guest curated by B.S. Marwah. Regular admission.
Find out more »Trash Talk: Local Action, Global Change Exhibition
Every day we face the real challenges of environmental change on a global scale. Trash Talk is a hands-on experience with a focus on the well-being of our environment and local communities. This exhibit will help you identify issues, raise questions, and share practical solutions to help create change at a local level. Celebrate current efforts and see how you can make a difference for future generations. Created in partnership with Region of Peel Public Works and Waste Management. Exhibition…
Find out more »George Paginton: Painting a Nation Exhibition
Connect with beautiful landscape paintings that capture scenes in the Region of Peel and across Canada. Created in the tradition of the world-famous Group of Seven painters, this exhibition reveals his private passion for the Canadian landscape and use of expressive brush strokes. 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 »Guru Nanak Exhibition
Nov 12 marks the 550th celebration of the birth of the founder of Sikhism Guru Nanak. This exhibition traces his life and legacy through Janamasakhis (manuscripts), Sakhis (painted stories), photographs and narrative textiles including Phulkaris (embroidery) and Rumalas (sacred cloth). Guest curated by B.S. Marwah. Regular admission.
Find out more »Trash Talk: Local Action, Global Change Exhibition
Every day we face the real challenges of environmental change on a global scale. Trash Talk is a hands-on experience with a focus on the well-being of our environment and local communities. This exhibit will help you identify issues, raise questions, and share practical solutions to help create change at a local level. Celebrate current efforts and see how you can make a difference for future generations. Created in partnership with Region of Peel Public Works and Waste Management. Exhibition…
Find out more »George Paginton: Painting a Nation Exhibition
Connect with beautiful landscape paintings that capture scenes in the Region of Peel and across Canada. Created in the tradition of the world-famous Group of Seven painters, this exhibition reveals his private passion for the Canadian landscape and use of expressive brush strokes. 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 »Knit at PAMA
Drop in for an evening of knitting and conversation with this volunteer-led, community knitting group. Beginners and experienced knitters are welcome. Supplies and knitting support are provided.
Find out more »The Indigenous Network Drumming Circle
PAMA and The Indigenous Network invite you to participate in an evening of shared traditions and songs.
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 »Guru Nanak Exhibition
Nov 12 marks the 550th celebration of the birth of the founder of Sikhism Guru Nanak. This exhibition traces his life and legacy through Janamasakhis (manuscripts), Sakhis (painted stories), photographs and narrative textiles including Phulkaris (embroidery) and Rumalas (sacred cloth). Guest curated by B.S. Marwah. Regular admission.
Find out more »Trash Talk: Local Action, Global Change Exhibition
Every day we face the real challenges of environmental change on a global scale. Trash Talk is a hands-on experience with a focus on the well-being of our environment and local communities. This exhibit will help you identify issues, raise questions, and share practical solutions to help create change at a local level. Celebrate current efforts and see how you can make a difference for future generations. Created in partnership with Region of Peel Public Works and Waste Management. Exhibition…
Find out more »George Paginton: Painting a Nation Exhibition
Connect with beautiful landscape paintings that capture scenes in the Region of Peel and across Canada. Created in the tradition of the world-famous Group of Seven painters, this exhibition reveals his private passion for the Canadian landscape and use of expressive brush strokes. 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 »Guru Nanak Exhibition
Nov 12 marks the 550th celebration of the birth of the founder of Sikhism Guru Nanak. This exhibition traces his life and legacy through Janamasakhis (manuscripts), Sakhis (painted stories), photographs and narrative textiles including Phulkaris (embroidery) and Rumalas (sacred cloth). Guest curated by B.S. Marwah. Regular admission.
Find out more »Trash Talk: Local Action, Global Change Exhibition
Every day we face the real challenges of environmental change on a global scale. Trash Talk is a hands-on experience with a focus on the well-being of our environment and local communities. This exhibit will help you identify issues, raise questions, and share practical solutions to help create change at a local level. Celebrate current efforts and see how you can make a difference for future generations. Created in partnership with Region of Peel Public Works and Waste Management. Exhibition…
Find out more »George Paginton: Painting a Nation Exhibition
Connect with beautiful landscape paintings that capture scenes in the Region of Peel and across Canada. Created in the tradition of the world-famous Group of Seven painters, this exhibition reveals his private passion for the Canadian landscape and use of expressive brush strokes. 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 »Guru Nanak Exhibition
Nov 12 marks the 550th celebration of the birth of the founder of Sikhism Guru Nanak. This exhibition traces his life and legacy through Janamasakhis (manuscripts), Sakhis (painted stories), photographs and narrative textiles including Phulkaris (embroidery) and Rumalas (sacred cloth). Guest curated by B.S. Marwah. Regular admission.
Find out more »Trash Talk: Local Action, Global Change Exhibition
Every day we face the real challenges of environmental change on a global scale. Trash Talk is a hands-on experience with a focus on the well-being of our environment and local communities. This exhibit will help you identify issues, raise questions, and share practical solutions to help create change at a local level. Celebrate current efforts and see how you can make a difference for future generations. Created in partnership with Region of Peel Public Works and Waste Management. Exhibition…
Find out more »George Paginton: Painting a Nation Exhibition
Connect with beautiful landscape paintings that capture scenes in the Region of Peel and across Canada. Created in the tradition of the world-famous Group of Seven painters, this exhibition reveals his private passion for the Canadian landscape and use of expressive brush strokes. 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 »Guru Nanak Exhibition
Nov 12 marks the 550th celebration of the birth of the founder of Sikhism Guru Nanak. This exhibition traces his life and legacy through Janamasakhis (manuscripts), Sakhis (painted stories), photographs and narrative textiles including Phulkaris (embroidery) and Rumalas (sacred cloth). Guest curated by B.S. Marwah. Regular admission.
Find out more »Trash Talk: Local Action, Global Change Exhibition
Every day we face the real challenges of environmental change on a global scale. Trash Talk is a hands-on experience with a focus on the well-being of our environment and local communities. This exhibit will help you identify issues, raise questions, and share practical solutions to help create change at a local level. Celebrate current efforts and see how you can make a difference for future generations. Created in partnership with Region of Peel Public Works and Waste Management. Exhibition…
Find out more »George Paginton: Painting a Nation Exhibition
Connect with beautiful landscape paintings that capture scenes in the Region of Peel and across Canada. Created in the tradition of the world-famous Group of Seven painters, this exhibition reveals his private passion for the Canadian landscape and use of expressive brush strokes. Regular admission.
Find out more »Winter Break: Art Attack
Join us and explore the archives, museum and art gallery with a special art project each day. Dec 23: Snow globes Dec 24: Snowflakes - printmaking Dec 27: Gingerbread men - mixed media collage Dec 30: Tissue paper scenes Dec 31: Mountain landscapes Jan 2: Sculpture - clay Jan 3: Archives - the vault unlocked 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 »Guru Nanak Exhibition
Nov 12 marks the 550th celebration of the birth of the founder of Sikhism Guru Nanak. This exhibition traces his life and legacy through Janamasakhis (manuscripts), Sakhis (painted stories), photographs and narrative textiles including Phulkaris (embroidery) and Rumalas (sacred cloth). Guest curated by B.S. Marwah. Regular admission.
Find out more »Trash Talk: Local Action, Global Change Exhibition
Every day we face the real challenges of environmental change on a global scale. Trash Talk is a hands-on experience with a focus on the well-being of our environment and local communities. This exhibit will help you identify issues, raise questions, and share practical solutions to help create change at a local level. Celebrate current efforts and see how you can make a difference for future generations. Created in partnership with Region of Peel Public Works and Waste Management. Exhibition…
Find out more »George Paginton: Painting a Nation Exhibition
Connect with beautiful landscape paintings that capture scenes in the Region of Peel and across Canada. Created in the tradition of the world-famous Group of Seven painters, this exhibition reveals his private passion for the Canadian landscape and use of expressive brush strokes. Regular admission.
Find out more »Winter Break: Art Attack
Join us and explore the archives, museum and art gallery with a special art project each day. Dec 23: Snow globes Dec 24: Snowflakes - printmaking Dec 27: Gingerbread men - mixed media collage Dec 30: Tissue paper scenes Dec 31: Mountain landscapes Jan 2: Sculpture - clay Jan 3: Archives - the vault unlocked 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 »Guru Nanak Exhibition
Nov 12 marks the 550th celebration of the birth of the founder of Sikhism Guru Nanak. This exhibition traces his life and legacy through Janamasakhis (manuscripts), Sakhis (painted stories), photographs and narrative textiles including Phulkaris (embroidery) and Rumalas (sacred cloth). Guest curated by B.S. Marwah. Regular admission.
Find out more »Trash Talk: Local Action, Global Change Exhibition
Every day we face the real challenges of environmental change on a global scale. Trash Talk is a hands-on experience with a focus on the well-being of our environment and local communities. This exhibit will help you identify issues, raise questions, and share practical solutions to help create change at a local level. Celebrate current efforts and see how you can make a difference for future generations. Created in partnership with Region of Peel Public Works and Waste Management. Exhibition…
Find out more »George Paginton: Painting a Nation Exhibition
Connect with beautiful landscape paintings that capture scenes in the Region of Peel and across Canada. Created in the tradition of the world-famous Group of Seven painters, this exhibition reveals his private passion for the Canadian landscape and use of expressive brush strokes. 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 »Guru Nanak Exhibition
Nov 12 marks the 550th celebration of the birth of the founder of Sikhism Guru Nanak. This exhibition traces his life and legacy through Janamasakhis (manuscripts), Sakhis (painted stories), photographs and narrative textiles including Phulkaris (embroidery) and Rumalas (sacred cloth). Guest curated by B.S. Marwah. Regular admission.
Find out more »Trash Talk: Local Action, Global Change Exhibition
Every day we face the real challenges of environmental change on a global scale. Trash Talk is a hands-on experience with a focus on the well-being of our environment and local communities. This exhibit will help you identify issues, raise questions, and share practical solutions to help create change at a local level. Celebrate current efforts and see how you can make a difference for future generations. Created in partnership with Region of Peel Public Works and Waste Management. Exhibition…
Find out more »George Paginton: Painting a Nation Exhibition
Connect with beautiful landscape paintings that capture scenes in the Region of Peel and across Canada. Created in the tradition of the world-famous Group of Seven painters, this exhibition reveals his private passion for the Canadian landscape and use of expressive brush strokes. 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 »Knit at PAMA
Drop in for an evening of knitting and conversation with this volunteer-led, community knitting group. Beginners and experienced knitters are welcome. Supplies and knitting support are provided.
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 »Guru Nanak Exhibition
Nov 12 marks the 550th celebration of the birth of the founder of Sikhism Guru Nanak. This exhibition traces his life and legacy through Janamasakhis (manuscripts), Sakhis (painted stories), photographs and narrative textiles including Phulkaris (embroidery) and Rumalas (sacred cloth). Guest curated by B.S. Marwah. Regular admission.
Find out more »Trash Talk: Local Action, Global Change Exhibition
Every day we face the real challenges of environmental change on a global scale. Trash Talk is a hands-on experience with a focus on the well-being of our environment and local communities. This exhibit will help you identify issues, raise questions, and share practical solutions to help create change at a local level. Celebrate current efforts and see how you can make a difference for future generations. Created in partnership with Region of Peel Public Works and Waste Management. Exhibition…
Find out more »George Paginton: Painting a Nation Exhibition
Connect with beautiful landscape paintings that capture scenes in the Region of Peel and across Canada. Created in the tradition of the world-famous Group of Seven painters, this exhibition reveals his private passion for the Canadian landscape and use of expressive brush strokes. Regular admission.
Find out more »Winter Break: Art Attack
Join us and explore the archives, museum and art gallery with a special art project each day. Dec 23: Snow globes Dec 24: Snowflakes - printmaking Dec 27: Gingerbread men - mixed media collage Dec 30: Tissue paper scenes Dec 31: Mountain landscapes Jan 2: Sculpture - clay Jan 3: Archives - the vault unlocked 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 »Guru Nanak Exhibition
Nov 12 marks the 550th celebration of the birth of the founder of Sikhism Guru Nanak. This exhibition traces his life and legacy through Janamasakhis (manuscripts), Sakhis (painted stories), photographs and narrative textiles including Phulkaris (embroidery) and Rumalas (sacred cloth). Guest curated by B.S. Marwah. Regular admission.
Find out more »Trash Talk: Local Action, Global Change Exhibition
Every day we face the real challenges of environmental change on a global scale. Trash Talk is a hands-on experience with a focus on the well-being of our environment and local communities. This exhibit will help you identify issues, raise questions, and share practical solutions to help create change at a local level. Celebrate current efforts and see how you can make a difference for future generations. Created in partnership with Region of Peel Public Works and Waste Management. Exhibition…
Find out more »George Paginton: Painting a Nation Exhibition
Connect with beautiful landscape paintings that capture scenes in the Region of Peel and across Canada. Created in the tradition of the world-famous Group of Seven painters, this exhibition reveals his private passion for the Canadian landscape and use of expressive brush strokes. 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 »Guru Nanak Exhibition
Nov 12 marks the 550th celebration of the birth of the founder of Sikhism Guru Nanak. This exhibition traces his life and legacy through Janamasakhis (manuscripts), Sakhis (painted stories), photographs and narrative textiles including Phulkaris (embroidery) and Rumalas (sacred cloth). Guest curated by B.S. Marwah. Regular admission.
Find out more »Trash Talk: Local Action, Global Change Exhibition
Every day we face the real challenges of environmental change on a global scale. Trash Talk is a hands-on experience with a focus on the well-being of our environment and local communities. This exhibit will help you identify issues, raise questions, and share practical solutions to help create change at a local level. Celebrate current efforts and see how you can make a difference for future generations. Created in partnership with Region of Peel Public Works and Waste Management. Exhibition…
Find out more »George Paginton: Painting a Nation Exhibition
Connect with beautiful landscape paintings that capture scenes in the Region of Peel and across Canada. Created in the tradition of the world-famous Group of Seven painters, this exhibition reveals his private passion for the Canadian landscape and use of expressive brush strokes. 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 »Guru Nanak Exhibition
Nov 12 marks the 550th celebration of the birth of the founder of Sikhism Guru Nanak. This exhibition traces his life and legacy through Janamasakhis (manuscripts), Sakhis (painted stories), photographs and narrative textiles including Phulkaris (embroidery) and Rumalas (sacred cloth). Guest curated by B.S. Marwah. Regular admission.
Find out more »Trash Talk: Local Action, Global Change Exhibition
Every day we face the real challenges of environmental change on a global scale. Trash Talk is a hands-on experience with a focus on the well-being of our environment and local communities. This exhibit will help you identify issues, raise questions, and share practical solutions to help create change at a local level. Celebrate current efforts and see how you can make a difference for future generations. Created in partnership with Region of Peel Public Works and Waste Management. Exhibition…
Find out more »George Paginton: Painting a Nation Exhibition
Connect with beautiful landscape paintings that capture scenes in the Region of Peel and across Canada. Created in the tradition of the world-famous Group of Seven painters, this exhibition reveals his private passion for the Canadian landscape and use of expressive brush strokes. Regular admission.
Find out more »Winter Break: Art Attack
Join us and explore the archives, museum and art gallery with a special art project each day. Dec 23: Snow globes Dec 24: Snowflakes - printmaking Dec 27: Gingerbread men - mixed media collage Dec 30: Tissue paper scenes Dec 31: Mountain landscapes Jan 2: Sculpture - clay Jan 3: Archives - the vault unlocked 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.
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