January 2020
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 »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 »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 »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. Jan 26: Winter Fun Fest: Winter is the season of ice and snow. Explore the art and beauty that winter brings with a day of indoor and outdoor fun for the whole family. Ice sculpting demonstrations, snowflake art activity, face painting, snow globe photo booth, now painting. $5 Beaver Tails and hot chocolate, free maple taffy for the first 200…
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 »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 »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 »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 »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 »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 »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 »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 »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 »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 »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 »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 »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 »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 »Art & Tots (18 months +)
Join us for parent/guardian and tot exploration through art and stories. Engage in a multisensory experience featuring a different book, active play and a fine motor-based art project each month. Jan 15: Say Zoop by Henré Tullet: Oh, ah, zoop and zop by bouncing from dot to dot with Henré Tullet’s Say Zoop. Feb 5: From Head to Toe by Eric Cole: Copy Eric Cole’s animal friends From Head to Toe while you move, groove and create. Mar 4: Louise Loves Art by Kelly Light: Love art…
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 »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 »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 »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 »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 »PAMA Talks
Deepen your experience of exhibitions and notable Peel anniversaries through the stories and histories of our local speakers. Feb 6: British Home Children with guest speaker Lori Oschefski. Feb 15: Let’s Talk Trash: Waste Reduction and Climate Change. Feb 29: Film Screening of Chase and panel discussion. $5, 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 »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 »PAMA Kids P.A. Days
Join us for these instructor-led drop-in activities and explore, create and connect at PAMA this P.A. Day! Jan 20: Get inspired by Paginton’s different brushstrokes and create your own patterned landscape. Feb 7: View the world through a different lens and create your own self-portrait that sees things a little differently. Regular admission; children 12 & under must be accompanied by an adult.
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 »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 »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 »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 »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 »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 »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 »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 »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.
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