Gallery 121 proudly presents our Spring Show featuring Debby Smith as Guest Artist, Larraine Milligan as Featured Member artist and the combined eclectic works of our members. Debby uses vivid fabric contoured with threads and texture in her Landscape Fibre Art pieces while Larraine asks you to step into the narrative created by her paintings of charcoal, cold wax, oils and ink, of the female body captured in her life drawings.

RISE is a space for women to be seen, heard, and honoured. This annual exhibition is an invitation to all who identify as women to share their artistic voices—bold or quiet, emerging or established—across painting, illustration, photography, mixed media, textiles, sculpture, and ceramics. Aligned with International Women’s Day 2026 and its theme Give to Gain, RISE explores what grows when we offer our time, our stories, our care, and our creativity. What do we gain when generosity becomes a practice? When women lift one another, what becomes possible—for ourselves, for our communities, for the future? RISE is more than an exhibition—it’s a gathering of voices, a shared platform, and a declaration that women’s creativity shapes culture. Exhibition: March 6th-27, 10:00am – 4:00pm (closed Mondays, Weekends) Featured Artwork: Angela Wiggins, “I Am Here”

Exhibition Dates: April 2 – April 30 The Quinte Arts Council invites the public to experience Carto / Topo / Geo / Graphic: Rediscovering Lost Maps, a captivating new exhibition by artist and illustrator Carl Wiens. This body of work represents the culmination of a year of collecting, clipping, collaging, and painting, drawing inspiration from vintage maps and atlases. Through layered compositions and intricate details, Wiens transforms historical cartographic materials into contemporary artworks, revealing new narratives and visual landscapes. Maps become both medium and metaphor—charting journeys through imagination, memory, and discovery. Carl Wiens has enjoyed a successful career in the arts spanning more than 30 years. His work is deeply inspired by science and the natural world, with a particular fascination for robots, insects, and the universe. In addition to his studio practice, Carl teaches science and technology–based illustration at Sheridan College, where he continues to be inspired by the creativity and dedication of emerging illustrators. His work has received international recognition from organizations including the Society of Illustrators, American Illustration, 3×3 Magazine, and the Applied Arts Awards. His illustrations have appeared in publications such as The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Time, Forbes, Barron’s, and Esquire. His book projects include The Science of Song, Wild Buildings and Bridges, and FINNA. When he’s not creating illustrations, Carl enjoys cycling, kayaking, stargazing, chopping wood, and playing hockey. Time spent outdoors and surrounded by nature continues to fuel his creativity. Featured Artwork: Night Swimmer 12 × 12″ collage on panel Join us for the opening reception on April 2 from 4–6 PM and explore a unique artistic journey where geography, memory, and imagination intersect.

Join us for our beautiful April Show Gallery Show and Sale Runs March 31 to May 2 Regular Hours Tuesday to Saturday 10am to 4pm Opening Reception Saturday April 11 2pm fo 4pm

In celebration of National Canadian Film Day, Quinte Film Alternative presents a special FREE screening of Dancing on the Elephant. Time: 7:00 PM A Canadian documentary that delves into creativity, community, and the unconventional journeys of local artists. More information: https://canfilmday.ca/event/quinte-film-alternative-presents-dancing-on-the-elephant/ The Empire Theatre, 321 Front St, Belleville, ON, K8N 2Z9

Gallery 121 proudly presents our Spring Show featuring Debby Smith as Guest Artist, Larraine Milligan as Featured Member artist and the combined eclectic works of our members. Debby uses vivid fabric contoured with threads and texture in her Landscape Fibre Art pieces while Larraine asks you to step into the narrative created by her paintings of charcoal, cold wax, oils and ink, of the female body captured in her life drawings.

RISE is a space for women to be seen, heard, and honoured. This annual exhibition is an invitation to all who identify as women to share their artistic voices—bold or quiet, emerging or established—across painting, illustration, photography, mixed media, textiles, sculpture, and ceramics. Aligned with International Women’s Day 2026 and its theme Give to Gain, RISE explores what grows when we offer our time, our stories, our care, and our creativity. What do we gain when generosity becomes a practice? When women lift one another, what becomes possible—for ourselves, for our communities, for the future? RISE is more than an exhibition—it’s a gathering of voices, a shared platform, and a declaration that women’s creativity shapes culture. Exhibition: March 6th-27, 10:00am – 4:00pm (closed Mondays, Weekends) Featured Artwork: Angela Wiggins, “I Am Here”

Join us for our beautiful April Show Gallery Show and Sale Runs March 31 to May 2 Regular Hours Tuesday to Saturday 10am to 4pm Opening Reception Saturday April 11 2pm fo 4pm

The Parrott Gallery invites you to Luiza Anderle’s Third Thursday Presentation “To be a Guest: Ethics in Travel Photography” on Thursday, April 16, 2026 in the Third Floor Meeting Room. Meet Luiza and enjoy a hot beverage at 6:15 p.m. The presentation begins at 6:30 p.m. You are also invited to view Luiza’s photography exhibition “Onde O Sol Espera – A quiet gaze across the warm landscapes of South America” on display as part of the Captured Perspectives photography series in the Corridor Gallery from March 31 to May 7, 2026.

One Man, Two Guvnors is a fast-paced, hilarious, British farce that follows the fortunes of Francis Henshall. Down on his luck and permanently hungry, Francis suddenly finds himself employed by two bosses. His first guvnor is Roscoe Crabbe, a revered London gangster who has, apparently, come to Brighton to claim money owed to him. Written by Richard Beane & Carlo Goldoni. Directed by Dave Henderson. Preview Mar 31, performances April 2-19. at Pinnacle Playhouse, 256 Pinnacle St, Belleville, ON. Mar 31-Apr 19. Parking, wheelchair accessible. Tickets at 613-967-1442 or bellevilletheatreguild.ca.

Gallery 121 proudly presents our Spring Show featuring Debby Smith as Guest Artist, Larraine Milligan as Featured Member artist and the combined eclectic works of our members. Debby uses vivid fabric contoured with threads and texture in her Landscape Fibre Art pieces while Larraine asks you to step into the narrative created by her paintings of charcoal, cold wax, oils and ink, of the female body captured in her life drawings.

RISE is a space for women to be seen, heard, and honoured. This annual exhibition is an invitation to all who identify as women to share their artistic voices—bold or quiet, emerging or established—across painting, illustration, photography, mixed media, textiles, sculpture, and ceramics. Aligned with International Women’s Day 2026 and its theme Give to Gain, RISE explores what grows when we offer our time, our stories, our care, and our creativity. What do we gain when generosity becomes a practice? When women lift one another, what becomes possible—for ourselves, for our communities, for the future? RISE is more than an exhibition—it’s a gathering of voices, a shared platform, and a declaration that women’s creativity shapes culture. Exhibition: March 6th-27, 10:00am – 4:00pm (closed Mondays, Weekends) Featured Artwork: Angela Wiggins, “I Am Here”

Join us for our beautiful April Show Gallery Show and Sale Runs March 31 to May 2 Regular Hours Tuesday to Saturday 10am to 4pm Opening Reception Saturday April 11 2pm fo 4pm

The Bayleaf presents live jazz from 5:30-7:30 as part of Jazzlicious 2026. Come on down for great Indian Cuisine and live jazz! Artists include Dan Douglas, Spencer Evans, Brian Coughlan, Howward Lopez, Lenni Stewart.

Jazzlicious continues with the Dave Barton Duo at Paulos.

One Man, Two Guvnors is a fast-paced, hilarious, British farce that follows the fortunes of Francis Henshall. Down on his luck and permanently hungry, Francis suddenly finds himself employed by two bosses. His first guvnor is Roscoe Crabbe, a revered London gangster who has, apparently, come to Brighton to claim money owed to him. Written by Richard Beane & Carlo Goldoni. Directed by Dave Henderson. Preview Mar 31, performances April 2-19. at Pinnacle Playhouse, 256 Pinnacle St, Belleville, ON. Mar 31-Apr 19. Parking, wheelchair accessible. Tickets at 613-967-1442 or bellevilletheatreguild.ca.

The Jazzlicious After Jam takes place at the UpFront Cafe and is hosted by some of the regions top jazz musicians. Come and enjoy a jazz dinner from 6-8 at one of our dinner venues, then come over to the UpFront for more live jazz!

Gallery 121 proudly presents our Spring Show featuring Debby Smith as Guest Artist, Larraine Milligan as Featured Member artist and the combined eclectic works of our members. Debby uses vivid fabric contoured with threads and texture in her Landscape Fibre Art pieces while Larraine asks you to step into the narrative created by her paintings of charcoal, cold wax, oils and ink, of the female body captured in her life drawings.

Join us for our beautiful April Show Gallery Show and Sale Runs March 31 to May 2 Regular Hours Tuesday to Saturday 10am to 4pm Opening Reception Saturday April 11 2pm fo 4pm

Gourmet Diem hosts various jazz vocalists from around the region as part of Jazzlicious. See schedule for details.

Belleville Public Library and the Parrott Gallery invite you to a free presentation: “Using Local Clay to Make Art Tiles” on Saturday, April 18, 2026 from 2:30 to 4:00 p.m. in the Third Floor Meeting Room. Join us for an exploration of 12,000-year-old glacial clay uncovered in an East Hill backyard. Hear Perry Poupore and Lise Lindenberg’s journey from digging and experimenting to developing custom clay bodies and glazes, and learn how ancient Majolica techniques transform this historic local clay into beautifully hand-painted art tiles. All are welcome to attend this free event, no registration required.

The Bayleaf presents live jazz from 5:30-7:30 as part of Jazzlicious 2026. Come on down for great Indian Cuisine and live jazz! Artists include Dan Douglas, Spencer Evans, Brian Coughlan, Howward Lopez, Lenni Stewart.

Join us at Pho Blue Basil for live jazz and great food. The Dave Barton Duo plays on April 18th.

Pianist Howard Rees entertains over the dinner hours with solo piano jazz music as part of the Jazzlicious celebration in April 2026.

One Man, Two Guvnors is a fast-paced, hilarious, British farce that follows the fortunes of Francis Henshall. Down on his luck and permanently hungry, Francis suddenly finds himself employed by two bosses. His first guvnor is Roscoe Crabbe, a revered London gangster who has, apparently, come to Brighton to claim money owed to him. Written by Richard Beane & Carlo Goldoni. Directed by Dave Henderson. Preview Mar 31, performances April 2-19. at Pinnacle Playhouse, 256 Pinnacle St, Belleville, ON. Mar 31-Apr 19. Parking, wheelchair accessible. Tickets at 613-967-1442 or bellevilletheatreguild.ca.

The Jazzlicious After Jam takes place at the UpFront Cafe and is hosted by some of the regions top jazz musicians. Come and enjoy a jazz dinner from 6-8 at one of our dinner venues, then come over to the UpFront for more live jazz!

Workshop: Introduction to Acrylic Painting Presented by Jacob Brown Join Jacob and discover the beauty and excitement of painting with acrylics with this 2-session course. This course is suitable for all artists, in particular beginners. Dates: Sunday, April 12 and 19, 2026 Time: 1 PM – 4 PM Location: BAA Gallery, 208 Front Street, Belleville Class Size: Max 8 participants Registration: email: [email protected]  

One Man, Two Guvnors is a fast-paced, hilarious, British farce that follows the fortunes of Francis Henshall. Down on his luck and permanently hungry, Francis suddenly finds himself employed by two bosses. His first guvnor is Roscoe Crabbe, a revered London gangster who has, apparently, come to Brighton to claim money owed to him. Written by Richard Beane & Carlo Goldoni. Directed by Dave Henderson. Preview Mar 31, performances April 2-19. at Pinnacle Playhouse, 256 Pinnacle St, Belleville, ON. Mar 31-Apr 19. Parking, wheelchair accessible. Tickets at 613-967-1442 or bellevilletheatreguild.ca.

RISE is a space for women to be seen, heard, and honoured. This annual exhibition is an invitation to all who identify as women to share their artistic voices—bold or quiet, emerging or established—across painting, illustration, photography, mixed media, textiles, sculpture, and ceramics. Aligned with International Women’s Day 2026 and its theme Give to Gain, RISE explores what grows when we offer our time, our stories, our care, and our creativity. What do we gain when generosity becomes a practice? When women lift one another, what becomes possible—for ourselves, for our communities, for the future? RISE is more than an exhibition—it’s a gathering of voices, a shared platform, and a declaration that women’s creativity shapes culture. Exhibition: March 6th-27, 10:00am – 4:00pm (closed Mondays, Weekends) Featured Artwork: Angela Wiggins, “I Am Here”

Join us for our beautiful April Show Gallery Show and Sale Runs March 31 to May 2 Regular Hours Tuesday to Saturday 10am to 4pm Opening Reception Saturday April 11 2pm fo 4pm

RISE is a space for women to be seen, heard, and honoured. This annual exhibition is an invitation to all who identify as women to share their artistic voices—bold or quiet, emerging or established—across painting, illustration, photography, mixed media, textiles, sculpture, and ceramics. Aligned with International Women’s Day 2026 and its theme Give to Gain, RISE explores what grows when we offer our time, our stories, our care, and our creativity. What do we gain when generosity becomes a practice? When women lift one another, what becomes possible—for ourselves, for our communities, for the future? RISE is more than an exhibition—it’s a gathering of voices, a shared platform, and a declaration that women’s creativity shapes culture. Exhibition: March 6th-27, 10:00am – 4:00pm (closed Mondays, Weekends) Featured Artwork: Angela Wiggins, “I Am Here”

Join us for our beautiful April Show Gallery Show and Sale Runs March 31 to May 2 Regular Hours Tuesday to Saturday 10am to 4pm Opening Reception Saturday April 11 2pm fo 4pm

RISE is a space for women to be seen, heard, and honoured. This annual exhibition is an invitation to all who identify as women to share their artistic voices—bold or quiet, emerging or established—across painting, illustration, photography, mixed media, textiles, sculpture, and ceramics. Aligned with International Women’s Day 2026 and its theme Give to Gain, RISE explores what grows when we offer our time, our stories, our care, and our creativity. What do we gain when generosity becomes a practice? When women lift one another, what becomes possible—for ourselves, for our communities, for the future? RISE is more than an exhibition—it’s a gathering of voices, a shared platform, and a declaration that women’s creativity shapes culture. Exhibition: March 6th-27, 10:00am – 4:00pm (closed Mondays, Weekends) Featured Artwork: Angela Wiggins, “I Am Here”

Exhibition Dates: April 2 – April 30 The Quinte Arts Council invites the public to experience Carto / Topo / Geo / Graphic: Rediscovering Lost Maps, a captivating new exhibition by artist and illustrator Carl Wiens. This body of work represents the culmination of a year of collecting, clipping, collaging, and painting, drawing inspiration from vintage maps and atlases. Through layered compositions and intricate details, Wiens transforms historical cartographic materials into contemporary artworks, revealing new narratives and visual landscapes. Maps become both medium and metaphor—charting journeys through imagination, memory, and discovery. Carl Wiens has enjoyed a successful career in the arts spanning more than 30 years. His work is deeply inspired by science and the natural world, with a particular fascination for robots, insects, and the universe. In addition to his studio practice, Carl teaches science and technology–based illustration at Sheridan College, where he continues to be inspired by the creativity and dedication of emerging illustrators. His work has received international recognition from organizations including the Society of Illustrators, American Illustration, 3×3 Magazine, and the Applied Arts Awards. His illustrations have appeared in publications such as The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Time, Forbes, Barron’s, and Esquire. His book projects include The Science of Song, Wild Buildings and Bridges, and FINNA. When he’s not creating illustrations, Carl enjoys cycling, kayaking, stargazing, chopping wood, and playing hockey. Time spent outdoors and surrounded by nature continues to fuel his creativity. Featured Artwork: Night Swimmer 12 × 12″ collage on panel Join us for the opening reception on April 2 from 4–6 PM and explore a unique artistic journey where geography, memory, and imagination intersect.

Join us for our beautiful April Show Gallery Show and Sale Runs March 31 to May 2 Regular Hours Tuesday to Saturday 10am to 4pm Opening Reception Saturday April 11 2pm fo 4pm

The Parrott Gallery invites you to a Free Crochet Circle on Thursday, April 23, 2026 from 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. in the Third Floor Meeting Room. Join artist Emebet Belete for these fun, instructional crochet circles. Everyone welcome, beginners and experienced artists alike! This gathering is in association with our upcoming exhibition Stitched Stories, Bridging Communities on display between June 20 and July 25, 2026 in Gallery 1. All materials supplied – registration requested – drop-ins welcome.

Come fall in love with Miriam in the world premiere production of a heartwarming new play by Peter Paylor. She’s a young librarian with eclectic reading habits. She likes Austen and Shakespeare and Dickens. She knows the Dewey Decimal System by heart. She plays pub trivia on Thursdays and flag football on Sundays. She’s bright, she’s charming, she’s lovable. She’s interested in just about everything. Except hope. She can’t seem to get her head around hope. Not until she meets Linda Louise Montgomery, who’s twelve, and Linda Louise’s father. He’s a seismologist. “The Story of My Life” will make your soul feel good. You’ll leave the theatre believing in hope. Starring Alexandra Bell as Miriam. Directed by Lisa Spence. Tickets are $25 each from Eventbrite or call (613) 403-7329 to reserve.

RISE is a space for women to be seen, heard, and honoured. This annual exhibition is an invitation to all who identify as women to share their artistic voices—bold or quiet, emerging or established—across painting, illustration, photography, mixed media, textiles, sculpture, and ceramics. Aligned with International Women’s Day 2026 and its theme Give to Gain, RISE explores what grows when we offer our time, our stories, our care, and our creativity. What do we gain when generosity becomes a practice? When women lift one another, what becomes possible—for ourselves, for our communities, for the future? RISE is more than an exhibition—it’s a gathering of voices, a shared platform, and a declaration that women’s creativity shapes culture. Exhibition: March 6th-27, 10:00am – 4:00pm (closed Mondays, Weekends) Featured Artwork: Angela Wiggins, “I Am Here”

Join us for our beautiful April Show Gallery Show and Sale Runs March 31 to May 2 Regular Hours Tuesday to Saturday 10am to 4pm Opening Reception Saturday April 11 2pm fo 4pm

The Bayleaf presents live jazz from 5:30-7:30 as part of Jazzlicious 2026. Come on down for great Indian Cuisine and live jazz! Artists include Dan Douglas, Spencer Evans, Brian Coughlan, Howward Lopez, Lenni Stewart.

Jazzlicious continues with the dulcet sounds of Dan Bone and Duncan Cooper at Paulos.

Come fall in love with Miriam in the world premiere production of a heartwarming new play by Peter Paylor. She’s a young librarian with eclectic reading habits. She likes Austen and Shakespeare and Dickens. She knows the Dewey Decimal System by heart. She plays pub trivia on Thursdays and flag football on Sundays. She’s bright, she’s charming, she’s lovable. She’s interested in just about everything. Except hope. She can’t seem to get her head around hope. Not until she meets Linda Louise Montgomery, who’s twelve, and Linda Louise’s father. He’s a seismologist. “The Story of My Life” will make your soul feel good. You’ll leave the theatre believing in hope. Starring Alexandra Bell as Miriam. Directed by Lisa Spence. Tickets are $25 each from Eventbrite or call (613) 403-7329 to reserve.

Violin virtuoso, Dave Shewchuk, will interpret the work of Jimi Hendrix, the third in a trilogy of his takes on world-renowned musicians: The Beatles, The Rolling Stones and now Hendrix. Dave incorporates a cello, a guitar and a saxophone to lay down a track, then picks up his Antonio Stradivarius Faciebat 1710 replica, by Vittorio Formaggia Fece, and brings a gasp from his audiences when he masterfully complements his recorded track. Dave has performed as a soloist from Ontario to Vancouver and everywhere in between, winning the hearts of audiences with stunning creativity and originality. Dave is also the current concertmaster of The Quinte Symphony. He will bring his incredible musical talent to the UpFront Cafe, 313 Front Street, Belleville, April 24, 2026. Tickets are $20 and available through www.universe.com/Shewchuk0426.

Join us for our beautiful April Show Gallery Show and Sale Runs March 31 to May 2 Regular Hours Tuesday to Saturday 10am to 4pm Opening Reception Saturday April 11 2pm fo 4pm

Come fall in love with Miriam in the world premiere production of a heartwarming new play by Peter Paylor. She’s a young librarian with eclectic reading habits. She likes Austen and Shakespeare and Dickens. She knows the Dewey Decimal System by heart. She plays pub trivia on Thursdays and flag football on Sundays. She’s bright, she’s charming, she’s lovable. She’s interested in just about everything. Except hope. She can’t seem to get her head around hope. Not until she meets Linda Louise Montgomery, who’s twelve, and Linda Louise’s father. He’s a seismologist. “The Story of My Life” will make your soul feel good. You’ll leave the theatre believing in hope. Starring Alexandra Bell as Miriam. Directed by Lisa Spence. Tickets are $25 each from Eventbrite or call (613) 403-7329 to reserve.

Gourmet Diem hosts various jazz vocalists from around the region as part of Jazzlicious. See schedule for details.

Join us at L’Auberge de France for the Spencer and Oscar Evans duo playing authentic European style jazz!

The Bayleaf presents live jazz from 5:30-7:30 as part of Jazzlicious 2026. Come on down for great Indian Cuisine and live jazz! Artists include Dan Douglas, Spencer Evans, Brian Coughlan, Howward Lopez, Lenni Stewart.

Gordon Sheard and Brian Coughlan team up for 2 hours of dinner jazz at Paulos.

Night Kitchen Too, Belleville’s unique musical variety show, has been entertaining enthusiastic audiences from the Quinte Region for 12 years. Over that time, hundreds of local singers, musicians, poets and storytellers have graced the stage at The Pinnacle Playhouse in downtown Belleville, Ontario. Invited performers have a sound check an hour before Showtime at 7:30 pm. Each act gets approximately 5 minutes or one song/poem and the Feature act usually has 3 opportunities to entertain the always receptive NKT audiences. Tickets are still $15 and available at The Playhouse. Check our FB page for new dates, performer lineups, photos and more. For anything else, please call 613 849 1976 or 613 243 9758. INTERESTED IN PERFORMING? Contact Alex Bell

Come join the Rev on Sunday for a monthly open mic/jam session. No official house band – UpFront Cafe provides the P/A system, 2 microphones, an electric baby grand piano, and a set of drums. Bring your own guitar, amp if needed, snare, or instrument. Come out and play, or come to listen – you’ll have a great time! Doors open: noon Music: 1 – 4 pm No cover Licensed venue

Come fall in love with Miriam in the world premiere production of a heartwarming new play by Peter Paylor. She’s a young librarian with eclectic reading habits. She likes Austen and Shakespeare and Dickens. She knows the Dewey Decimal System by heart. She plays pub trivia on Thursdays and flag football on Sundays. She’s bright, she’s charming, she’s lovable. She’s interested in just about everything. Except hope. She can’t seem to get her head around hope. Not until she meets Linda Louise Montgomery, who’s twelve, and Linda Louise’s father. He’s a seismologist. “The Story of My Life” will make your soul feel good. You’ll leave the theatre believing in hope. Starring Alexandra Bell as Miriam. Directed by Lisa Spence. Tickets are $25 each from Eventbrite or call (613) 403-7329 to reserve.

RISE is a space for women to be seen, heard, and honoured. This annual exhibition is an invitation to all who identify as women to share their artistic voices—bold or quiet, emerging or established—across painting, illustration, photography, mixed media, textiles, sculpture, and ceramics. Aligned with International Women’s Day 2026 and its theme Give to Gain, RISE explores what grows when we offer our time, our stories, our care, and our creativity. What do we gain when generosity becomes a practice? When women lift one another, what becomes possible—for ourselves, for our communities, for the future? RISE is more than an exhibition—it’s a gathering of voices, a shared platform, and a declaration that women’s creativity shapes culture. Exhibition: March 6th-27, 10:00am – 4:00pm (closed Mondays, Weekends) Featured Artwork: Angela Wiggins, “I Am Here”

Exhibition Dates: April 2 – April 30 The Quinte Arts Council invites the public to experience Carto / Topo / Geo / Graphic: Rediscovering Lost Maps, a captivating new exhibition by artist and illustrator Carl Wiens. This body of work represents the culmination of a year of collecting, clipping, collaging, and painting, drawing inspiration from vintage maps and atlases. Through layered compositions and intricate details, Wiens transforms historical cartographic materials into contemporary artworks, revealing new narratives and visual landscapes. Maps become both medium and metaphor—charting journeys through imagination, memory, and discovery. Carl Wiens has enjoyed a successful career in the arts spanning more than 30 years. His work is deeply inspired by science and the natural world, with a particular fascination for robots, insects, and the universe. In addition to his studio practice, Carl teaches science and technology–based illustration at Sheridan College, where he continues to be inspired by the creativity and dedication of emerging illustrators. His work has received international recognition from organizations including the Society of Illustrators, American Illustration, 3×3 Magazine, and the Applied Arts Awards. His illustrations have appeared in publications such as The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Time, Forbes, Barron’s, and Esquire. His book projects include The Science of Song, Wild Buildings and Bridges, and FINNA. When he’s not creating illustrations, Carl enjoys cycling, kayaking, stargazing, chopping wood, and playing hockey. Time spent outdoors and surrounded by nature continues to fuel his creativity. Featured Artwork: Night Swimmer 12 × 12″ collage on panel Join us for the opening reception on April 2 from 4–6 PM and explore a unique artistic journey where geography, memory, and imagination intersect.

Join us for our beautiful April Show Gallery Show and Sale Runs March 31 to May 2 Regular Hours Tuesday to Saturday 10am to 4pm Opening Reception Saturday April 11 2pm fo 4pm

RISE is a space for women to be seen, heard, and honoured. This annual exhibition is an invitation to all who identify as women to share their artistic voices—bold or quiet, emerging or established—across painting, illustration, photography, mixed media, textiles, sculpture, and ceramics. Aligned with International Women’s Day 2026 and its theme Give to Gain, RISE explores what grows when we offer our time, our stories, our care, and our creativity. What do we gain when generosity becomes a practice? When women lift one another, what becomes possible—for ourselves, for our communities, for the future? RISE is more than an exhibition—it’s a gathering of voices, a shared platform, and a declaration that women’s creativity shapes culture. Exhibition: March 6th-27, 10:00am – 4:00pm (closed Mondays, Weekends) Featured Artwork: Angela Wiggins, “I Am Here”

Join us for our beautiful April Show Gallery Show and Sale Runs March 31 to May 2 Regular Hours Tuesday to Saturday 10am to 4pm Opening Reception Saturday April 11 2pm fo 4pm

RISE is a space for women to be seen, heard, and honoured. This annual exhibition is an invitation to all who identify as women to share their artistic voices—bold or quiet, emerging or established—across painting, illustration, photography, mixed media, textiles, sculpture, and ceramics. Aligned with International Women’s Day 2026 and its theme Give to Gain, RISE explores what grows when we offer our time, our stories, our care, and our creativity. What do we gain when generosity becomes a practice? When women lift one another, what becomes possible—for ourselves, for our communities, for the future? RISE is more than an exhibition—it’s a gathering of voices, a shared platform, and a declaration that women’s creativity shapes culture. Exhibition: March 6th-27, 10:00am – 4:00pm (closed Mondays, Weekends) Featured Artwork: Angela Wiggins, “I Am Here”

Join us for our beautiful April Show Gallery Show and Sale Runs March 31 to May 2 Regular Hours Tuesday to Saturday 10am to 4pm Opening Reception Saturday April 11 2pm fo 4pm

A Welcoming Invitation We invite arts organizations, artists, and community members to come together in a spirit of respect, curiosity, and shared responsibility. This gathering offers a space to listen, learn, and build relationships grounded in allyship and understanding. Led by Dr. Terri-Lynn Brennan and Christine Friday in partnership with ArtsBuild Ontario, this session will explore how we can collectively support Indigenous creative spaces and strengthen our roles as Treaty partners. About the Session This interactive working session focuses on the intersection of allyship, Indigenous creative spaces, and self-determination. Together, we will: Explore how arts organizations can build respectful, reciprocal relationships with Indigenous artists and communities Reflect on organizational practices and how they can better support Indigenous sovereignty and self-determined spaces Learn from the guiding principles of the Two-Row Wampum and the Paddling Upstream framework Develop approaches rooted in humility, respect, and deeper cultural understanding This workshop also marks the culmination of a four-year Indigenous Creative Spaces Project—bringing together Indigenous artists and leaders from across Ontario to share knowledge, strengthen networks, and support the growth of Indigenous-led creative spaces. Join Us This is an opportunity to be part of an important and ongoing conversation—one that centres Indigenous voices, honours relationships, and supports a more inclusive and equitable future in the arts. All are welcome. We look forward to gathering with you. Registration required. Space is limited.

Come fall in love with Miriam in the world premiere production of a heartwarming new play by Peter Paylor. She’s a young librarian with eclectic reading habits. She likes Austen and Shakespeare and Dickens. She knows the Dewey Decimal System by heart. She plays pub trivia on Thursdays and flag football on Sundays. She’s bright, she’s charming, she’s lovable. She’s interested in just about everything. Except hope. She can’t seem to get her head around hope. Not until she meets Linda Louise Montgomery, who’s twelve, and Linda Louise’s father. He’s a seismologist. “The Story of My Life” will make your soul feel good. You’ll leave the theatre believing in hope. Starring Alexandra Bell as Miriam. Directed by Lisa Spence. Tickets are $25 each from Eventbrite or call (613) 403-7329 to reserve.