Sandy Pell shares the story behind the #GaltWings mural she and her partner, Steve Pell, created in Cambridge. This interactive mural was designed to both contribute to the community and attract new people to the Galt area of Cambridge.
Waterloo Chronicle July 17, 2020 – ‘Soundings,’ at the Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery, amplifies voices often pushed to the margins. Indigenous land and territory are at the heart of Tania Willard’s works, which includes musical scores in the form of drawings, beadwork, video and sound.
White Wolf & Friends owner Angus Burns produces original wildlife paintings on wood and moose antler carvings. He’s part of the Community of Creators you’ll discover at the St. Jacobs Farmers’ Market.
The current exhibit at Cambridge Art Galleries – Idea Exchange, is entitled Tawâskweyâw ᑕᐋᐧᐢᑫᐧᔮᐤ / A Path or Gap Among the Trees, and features Cree Métis visual artist Jason Baerg. This exhibit provides an opportunity for visitors to access leading edge works that show what art is capable of.
Get ready to #ExploreWR during Culture Days – a national celebration of arts and culture. September 27, 28 and 29, 2019 you’re invited to get hands-on and go behind-the-scenes at this area’s museums, theatres, galleries, festivals and more.
SheepDog Animation invites you to find out about the animation, digital media, 2 and 3D digital animation classes as well as others at their annual Open House August 29-31 at their studio in Waterloo. The Open House will also mark the grand opening of SheepDog’s new Magna & Animation Supplies Store.
Public art and events act as a mirror of the times, a place to go to get inspired, experience joy, to find a sense of belonging, to go on a date, spark deep discussions, or even just a great place to take a photo for the ‘gram’. Find out where to take in public art in Waterloo Region.
Posted June 3, 2019 on Cbc.ca The Summer Lights Festival will be the first tenant at a new pop-up space in Carl Zehr Square. The space, which was until recently home to Open Sesame, is at 220 King St. W. in front of Kitchener city hall.
Looking for ways to keep the kids busy this summer? Summer camps are always a popular choice, and there are a multitude of camps to choose from in Waterloo Region. With options ranging from cooking to STEM, and sports to the arts, there’s something to appeal to every child!
Plan a special date night in Waterloo Region, enjoy a romantic dinner out together, or spoil your sweetie with a one of a kind, local gift. With so many romantic options available here in Waterloo Region, get ready to share the love!
