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The Art Gallery of Peterborough (AGP) was established in 1974 and opened the doors to its current facility in 1979 on the shore of Little Lake, along the Otonabee River. It is a non-profit public art gallery dedicated to exhibiting and collecting visual works of art. From its inception the gallery established a primary goal to focus on celebrating Canadian culture, presenting contemporary visual art by artists from the Peterborough-Kawarthas region and across the nation. Exhibitions are supported with programs including artist talks, workshops, publications, and more. A Gallery Shop that ...

250 Crescent Street

Bonnie Bond & John Caraberis have been designing and crafting pewter for over 40 years.They began working with sterling silver and semi-precious stones. This evolved into pewtersmithing with the help of other craftsmen and hours of experimentation. Their current products are made in their “Basic Spirit” studio, located in the harborside village of Pugwash, Nova Scotia. Their intent is to design and create products that touch the heart and delight the spirit. The varied designs have a touch of whimsy and the glossy finish reflects the beauty and adaptability of the metal. Both John ...

PO Box 108

c/o Burlington Arts Centre

The Canadian Clay & Glass Gallery is committed to the collection, conservation, lending, and public exhibition of clay, glass, and enamel works of art and craft. We promote knowledge and appreciation of these works, as well as their makers, to stimulate public interest in the mediums of clay, glass, and enamel. The Canadian Clay & Glass Gallery is an award-winning national institution based in Waterloo Region celebrating the art and craft of clay, glass, and enamel. In an inclusive community space and cultural hub, we engage artists and the public through exhibitions and collaborate ...

25 Caroline Street North

Chris Mitchell is a life and career coach who supports artists, creative entrepreneurs and leaders working in arts and culture at pivotal points when they need help to focus on their true priorities, strategize and build confidence to take their practice or career to the next level or a new direction. She works side-by-side with artists and creatives to empower their awareness and capacity and to help them build sustainable and fulfilling lives as creative professionals. Her professional experience has evolved over three decades of leadership positions in creative and arts-based businesses ...

153 First Ave

Hamilton Craft Studio is a community focused maker space with shared studio space available to makers and creators of all kinds. Woodworking, Ceramic and Textile Studios host a variety of workshops and classes to further explore your craft or learn new skills. We partner with craft professionals, craft enthusiasts, and our community to ensure the profitability of our good works beyond the sum of our labour.

121 Princess Street

Handfashioned Fine Craft is a boutique that will be opening its doors this summer. We will be located in Barrhaven (South Ottawa), Ontario. Handfashioned will feature curated, hand-crafted work from artisans that showcase an unswerving dedication to the practice of their craft. They are at the intermediary or mature stages of their creative development. Their craft would be readily accepted at any juried craft show. The relationship with the artisans and the community we will be serving is important to us. We want to connect the needs and wants of the people who have a love for handmade ...

6150D Hazeldean Road

Indigenous Fashion Arts (IFA) is a non-profit arts organization that sustains Indigenous practices in fashion, craft and textiles through designer-focused initiatives, public engagement and sector innovation.We are committed to nurturing the deep connections between mainstream fashion, Indigenous art and traditional practice. Led by Indigenous women, we at IFA support each other and our communities to foster, illuminate perceptions of, and celebrate Indigenous cultures.IFA’s largest program is the biennial Indigenous Fashion Arts Festival, presenting over 100 Indigenous artists and designers ...

2-46 De Grassi Street

The Ingersoll Creative Arts Centre is a visual arts community that is membership-based andinstruction-oriented. Under the instruction of highly qualified teachers and in an inclusivecreative setting, ICAC exists to promote creative activity in the local community and surroundingarea by providing programs, workshops, class instruction, and special events in all art forms andfor all ages and tastes. Our aim is to offer an artistic setting in a friendly, nourishingenvironment, and to be financially accessible to ensure that no one is excluded.Our art classes are open to Centre members and ...

125 Centennial Lane

Intersections Wood Collaborative is a fledgling not-for-profit corporation formally incorporating on 1 March 2022. We have a six-member volunteer Board dedicated to creating a welcoming network for woodworkers and woodturners. World-recognized woodworker, artist, designer, writer, and environmentalist, Stephen Hogbin founded Intersections Wood Studio and Gallery; a place where he shared his knowledge of woodworking and design, as well as his infectious optimism for a better future through the arts, with all who passed through the doors. Intersections became a gathering place for those in the ...

299 Tenth Street East

L. A. Pai Gallery is a contemporary Canadian mixed medium art gallery directed by Lisa A. Pai. Since 2000.

13 Murray Street

The Mississauga Potters’ Guild, founded in 1978, is a non-profit community based organization dedicated to pottery and ceramic art. It offers a well-equipped studio with 24/7 access for members. The Guild provides classes, workshops, Open Studio, and Youth Clay Camps, fostering skill development from beginners to professionals. Members participate in exhibitions, sales,  mentorships, and social events, maintaining a vibrant community of ceramic artists committed to creativity and collaboration.

1200 Vanier Drive,

OCADUNIVERSITY100 McCaul Street, Toronto, Canada  M5T 1W1www.ocadu.ca   

100 McCaul Street

1073 Fox Point Road

Since 1967, the Quinte Arts Council has been the community leader in advancing, cultivating, promoting and advocating for a vibrant and diverse arts community of the Quinte region, while supporting the new generation of artists, offering quality experiences and arts education. The Quinte Arts Council is a registered charitable umbrella organization. As an umbrella organization representing all artistic disciplines, we believe the arts belong to everyone, of all ages and stages, abilities, race, sexual orientation and gender, and our goal is to ensure diverse perspectives are represented and ...

PO Box 22113

Signatures Shows is Canada's largest producer of fine craft shows and handmade markets, delivering an annual program of 16 shows across 11 cities. Our shows play a crucial role in promoting the work of thousands of artisans yearly, connecting them with hundreds of thousands of passionate handmade shoppers. If you're looking for an effective avenue to showcase your craft, apply today and join the community of talented Canadian artisans.

113 Murray Street

For over 25 years, the Papertrail has been supplying Canadian book artists with materials, equipment, and expertise in the fields of hand papermaking, marbling, and bookbinding. More recently, they have also begun supporting letterpress printing, including type casting along with maintenance and repairs of presses and hot metal equipment.

1450 Bridge Street, P.O. 484

The Potter’s Studio was first conceived in 1971 by a group of 12 people. With support from the local potters’ community and the Clay and Glass Association (now called Fusion), the studio was born.Space was rented at 328 Dupont Street and the studio was up and running by April,1972. In June, 1977, the sale of the building on Dupont Street necessitated the move to 2 Thorncliffe Park, Unit 16.By 2002, we were able to accommodate 50 potters. In the fall of 2020, we moved a few doors down to the beautifully renovated space at Unit 19. This was the year we launched our online shop.In 2022, we ...

1550 Birchmount Rd. Unit 116

1931 Home Ave.

2110-2360 Dundas Street West