ARTsPLACE

The Exquisite Corpse with Jenn Smith and Julia Redgrave. The technique was invented by surrealists and is similar to an old parlour game called consequences in which players write (or draw) in turn on a sheet of paper, fold it to conceal part of the writing (or drawing), and then pass it to the next player for a further contribution. All...Read more >

Make your own brushes with found and natural objects - use these with ink and graphite to explore the freedom of mark-making! Ages 18+, $5. Suitable for all levels.

Life Drawing (clothed) with Louise Williams, Member artist-in-residence. Ages 18+, $5. Suitable for all levels.​ Basic materials provided.

Huguette Despault May holds Bachelors and Masters degrees in Fine Arts from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts/Tufts University, Boston, Massachusetts.  Earlier, she studied at the Schuler School of Fine Arts (a classical atelier in Baltimore, Maryland) and also received an Associate of Arts in Photography with honors from Dundalk Community College, Baltimore. Drawing has...Read more >

Come spread the festive cheer with community Christmas carolling. Meet at ARTsPlace at 11am and then the group will work their way down St. George Stretet for all to enjoy.

ART SOX Diplomacy—Peace, Love, Art & Diplomacy Prime Minister Justin Trudeau loves ‘patterned’ socks and has created a new trend known as ‘socks diplomacy’. Please join us to celebrate his love of fine socks and to learn more about select icons of art history that have been woven into ART SOX. Lively conversations about art...Read more >

SOFAAR: Society of Fibre Artists of the Annapolis River is hosting an evening presentation entitled  "What Archaelogists Learn About Ancient Peoples from their Fibre Artifacts”. The guest speaker will be Dr. Nikki Clark and she will share insights from 20 years of research on prehistoric textiles of North and South America. All welcome. Come and...Read more >

Public Art Talk: Graphic author novels and artists from Conundrum Press will present their work

As part of the Teen Film Festival presented by King’s Film Society and ARTsPLACE. FIRST NATION’S CULTURE IN OUR REGION As part of the 25th anniversary of King's Film Society, we're delighted to partner with ARCAC for an afternoon featuring special guest speakers and historical films that explore First Nation’s culture in our region. Please...Read more >