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Two polaroid photos - one showing watercolour paints and the other showing people walking down a spiral staircase - and several cards with text quotes sit on top of a green background with pink ribbon. Type reads: May 10th, 1771: I am so happy my dearest, so fully absorbed in the feeling of this calm presence, that my art is suffering. I couldn't draw now, not one stroke, and yet I have never been a greater painter than in these moments. The Sorrows of Young Werther by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.
Two polaroid photos - one showing watercolour paints and the other showing people walking down a spiral staircase - and several cards with text quotes sit on top of a green background with pink ribbon. Type reads: May 10th, 1771: I am so happy my dearest, so fully absorbed in the feeling of this calm presence, that my art is suffering. I couldn't draw now, not one stroke, and yet I have never been a greater painter than in these moments. The Sorrows of Young Werther by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.

Art Art

Recurring event: Photo of people entering the you me gallery, a storefront art gallery, at night. There's a hair salon to the left.

Art Crawl on James North

The second Friday of every month: Celebrate Hamilton’s art, music & food scenes in a unique monthly art crawl event through one of its most iconic neighbourhoods! Discover & explore street performers & food vendors, artists & artisans, galleries, shopping, restaurants & bars as you experience the welcoming, eclectic vibe of James St. North. For all ages.

Past event: Greyed out image featuring blue and white text superimposed over a photograph: where walls meet sky. Image looking skyward into a sunny blue sky, with the top of an old, windowless church facade covered in a protective white membrane, with towers on either side.

Where Walls Meet Sky

PAST EVENT: From Sat, Aug. 22 – Sun, Sep. 13, 2026: St. Anne's Anglican Church presents Where Walls Meet Sky, a site-specific contemporary art exhibition featuring 12 Canadian artists working across sculpture, installation, photography & multidisciplinary practices, with music performances also incorporated. This marks the first time the church will reopen to the public in its current state since a devastating 2024 fire. Free admission; donations accepted.

Past event: Greyed out nighttime photo of a movie audience sitting on the grass in a park, watching a film on a large screen (at right side of the photo). There are trees in the background, with concession booths to the left of the movie screen.

Toronto Outdoor Picture Show presents: Going Places

PAST EVENT: From Fri, Jun. 26 – Sun, Aug. 23, 2026: Toronto Outdoor Picture Show (TOPS) presents their 16th season of open-air cinema programming. Screenings take place throughout the summer at three parks across Toronto: Christie Pits Park, Corktown Common & Bell Manor Park. This year’s theme is Going Places, featuring stories about the journeys we find ourselves on & the new people & places we discover along the way.

Past event: Greyed out painting in blues, blacks, oranges and yellows of two nude Black women with long braided hair, entwined in a dance, the sun shining between them through clouds in an orange yellow sky. The scene is framed by dark orange clouds above and a line of foliage below.

A Black Art Fair 2025

PAST EVENT: Two days only - Sat, Oct. 25 & Sun, Oct. 26, 2025: The Nia Centre for the Arts presents the third edition of their annual Black Art Fair. This time, it’s going to be bigger than ever, showcasing 30+ Black Canadian artists from all career stages from across the country – connecting artists with collectors, curators & art lovers nationwide.

Past event: Greyed out close-up of a shop table display, featuring a light box marquee with the words ART AFTER DARK plus a heart, surrounded by gold float frames of miniature water colour floral paintings.

Art After Dark Fall 2025

PAST EVENT: One night only – Fri, Sep. 26, 2025: The Downtown Kingston BIA presents Art After Dark, offering attendees the chance to explore downtown Kingston’s art galleries & art-loving shops as they stay open late. Art, jewelry & vintage clothing; local music, food & beverages, plus workshops & a chance to win $500 toward the purchase of an original artwork!

Past event: Greyed out logo for Kawartha Autumn Studio Tour, with red font for "Kawartha"; orange & blue with a white wavy line for "Autumn"; and black font for "Studio Tour".

Kawartha Autumn Studio Tour

PAST EVENT: Two days only – Sat, Sep. 27 & Sun, Sep. 28, 2025: The Art Gallery of Peterborough presents the 41st annual Kawartha Autumn Studio Tour, a free, self-guided behind-the-scenes look at artists’ studios around Peterborough & the Kawarthas. As artists share their work & workspaces, visitors can watch artist demonstrations & learn about different artistic practices & techniques.

Past event: Greyed out image of a group of people sitting in a park on blankets on the grass, watching an outdoor screening of black & white movie Roman Holiday, the Toronto skyline - including the CN Tower - in the background.

Toronto Outdoor Picture Show 2025

PAST EVENT: From Thu, Jun. 12 – Sun, Aug. 24, 2025: Toronto Outdoor Picture Show (TOPS) presents their 15th anniversary festival of open-air cinema programming. Screenings take place over 20 evenings throughout the summer at three parks across Toronto: Fort York, Christie Pits and Corktown Common. This year’s theme is When We Were Young – a throwback to their inaugural programme, featuring beloved coming-of-age films.

Past event: Greyed out image featuring text and photograph. Top: A woman with long brown hair, wearing glasses, sits at a table with a foam paint brush, working on a painting. A man with a beard, wearing a cap and a yellow tank top, stands in the background. Bottom: Breaking Boundaries. Using Limitations To Expand Creativity in Painting.

Breaking Boundaries: Using Limitations to Expand Creativity in Painting

PAST EVENT: One night only – Thu, May 29, 2025: The Elora Centre for the Arts hosts Breaking Boundaries: Using Limitations to Expand Creativity in Painting, a painting workshop exploring what happens when you limit your choices of things like colour, process and tools. Only 12 spaces available. For participants age 16+. No experience necessary.

Past event: Greyed out image. In the centre is a circular mirror with a reflection of a blue sky and cumulus clouds. To the left and right of the mirror are smooth metal spheres and abstract metal tear-shaped structures that merge into long vertical stems that become bowl-like structures. In front of the mirror and between the metal structures is a small even-textured marble cube. All the elements are on a flat, yellow cloud patterned surface and background. 

Shellie Zhang: Near Yet Far Exhibition

PAST EVENT: Mon, Jan 6 - Fri, May 23, 2025: The Robert Langen Art Gallery at Wilfrid Laurier University’s Library hosts multidisciplinary artist Shellie Zhang’s Near Yet Far exhibition. This exhibit brings together works that feature historical & symbolic references from Chinese and Chinese American/Canadian culture, to explore how images & language evolve as they traverse time and geography.

Past event: Greyed out poster image featuring text and illustration. TUFF Toronto Ukrainian Film Festival. Celebrating contemporary Ukrainian film. Presented in partnership with St. Volodymyr Institute. Below the text, an abstract illustration - in yellows, blues and whites - of a landscape by the water, a white orb rising over the horizon line.

Toronto Ukrainian Film Festival 2025

PAST EVENT: Four days only! From Thu, Apr. 24 – Sun, Apr. 27, 2025: The Toronto Ukrainian Film Festival (TUFF) presents its 3rd annual festival at the Royal Cinema. Featuring a lineup of remarkable films and documentaries, plus a family-friendly animated adventure, this year’s festival once again showcases a full range of powerful recent work by award-winning, contemporary filmmakers.

Past event: Greyed out image of a multimedia artwork including an explosion of colour with yellow at the centre on an illustrated image of an ancient, pillared temple, its white architecture featuring black writing.

Vancouver Art Gallery presents: Firelei Báez

PAST EVENT: Now till Sun, Mar. 16, 2025: The Vancouver Art Gallery hosts the first mid-career survey exhibition dedicated to the work of NYC-based artist Firelei Báez, one of the most exciting painters of her generation. The exhibition features over two dozen paintings, drawings and sculptural installations, created over two decades – all expansively vibrant and original, creating a sense of otherworldliness.

Past event: Greyed out image of a woman with dark hair, wearing a red top, black pants and red shoes, smiling and in a lounging pose on top of the trunk of a red car, leaning on her right elbow, with left arm bent, hand behind her head.

Shelley Niro: 500 Year Itch exhibition

PAST EVENT: Now till Mon, Feb. 17, 2025: Vancouver Art Gallery hosts Shelley Niro: 500 Year Itch, the first major retrospective of the award-winning Mohawk multimedia artist’s work. Created with sharp humour & irony, often using pop culture references, her photography, film, painting, installation, sculpture & mixed media works highlight themes that hold deep meaning for her: Matriarchy, Past is Present, Actors & Family Relations.