Amazing hub for arts of all media and artists. So many different classes for everyone of all ages!!read more

From the owner: For the Love of Art provides emerging and established artists with a safe venue with which to sell…read moretheir works of art and meet potential customers. The artisans' alley also allows artists an opportunity to create their art on site, network with other artists and participate in live demonstrations, while allowing them to interact with the public.​ We also offer art classes. Choose from a wide variety of classes in mediums such as watercolour, acrylic, oil, pen and ink, pencil drawing, mixed media, kids and youth art as well as fibre art and creative writing.

When Paint Nite was only available in Toronto, I was bummed! A bunch of people, head to a…read morebar/restaurant, and paint a picture together while drinking! What a concept! Well I guess good things come to those who wait because Paint Nite has finally made its way to London and it was just as much fun as I expected. Now, I love art. I'm no artist. But I love drawing, painting, and creating. So this is right up my alley. However, Paint Nite is perfect for anyone who can draw a stick person, to the Mona Lisa. When you purchase your tickets online, you can see what painting you will complete that night, and the difficulty of it, which is a bonus. Use the coupon "PNLondon" when ordering! The Paint Nite session I attended was held in a room above Fellini Koolini's. We were given aprons, a water cup, a brush, some paints, and a plate to mix it on. The painting we did looked a bit different than the one online but that was only because it really could be left up to interpretation. I'm sure some paintings are more concrete in nature. The instructor was really fun and entertaining while keeping us on task. She also had an assistant who helped with getting more supplies for the painters. There was music in the background which made it fun because the playlist was filled with songs we all love to sing along to. The drink service left much to be desired. After I was seated, my drink order wasnt taken even though he dropped off some drinks next to me. I ordered a water and he forgot about it. I wont hold the drink service to Paint Nite, but that was the only part of my night that could have been a bit better! I recommend Paint Nite for a group of friends or even coworkers as a team building or bonding experience. What a fun time! I cant wait to do it again soon. I hope I have enough wall space...

This was my second time attending a paint nite in London. I enjoyed it as much as my first time!…read more The instructors were amazing and break the painting down into easy to follow instruction. Great night out with the ladies from my work and awesome company with the other participants! Would recommend this to anyone who likes to try something new or has an artistic side (hidden or not) they want to let out. Even the most beginner level painter can paint a paint nite picture!

I visited the Arts Project when my friends company was celebrating their anniversary. They had a…read moreprojector set up with a slideshow and a movie. It was catered and had alcohol as well. This is a perfect space for a smaller event with urban flare. As I add happenings around London to the Yelp Events page, I always find a TON of stuff happening at the Arts Project. From plays, exhibits, painting, to event hosting, this place is a multifaceted space with great work on the walls. I took some time to take in the art while we celebrated at the event and each piece was very lovely. I don't know too much about art galleries or art itself but I really enjoyed my time here. It felt relaxed, yet exclusive. Next time you need a spot to host an event, check out the Arts Project, you will be glad you did!

For the creatively inclined and curious, this is the go to place. Many art classes open to the…read morepublic, festivals using this location as HQ, you'll definitely find something to your liking. Yesterday was promoting the Dundas street festival. There is a variety of art on display by local artists. The atmosphere is very upbeat and you should definitely come here during the London fringe festival!

This studio offers many different classes in several mediums. The instructors are certified and…read morevery knowledgeable, as well as being established professional artists. Their classes are small to provide one on one guidance for their students. A wonderful learning experience.

Not sure what the deal is with the low reviews. Museum London is great! Admission by donation only…read moreso the value is pretty hard to beat. It's a beautiful building and it is hard for me to fathom a better location in the city. Art work aside, the view of the forks from the large window on the second floor alone is worth the price of admission. But wait there's more! They have amazing exhibitions which rotate out often, drop in classes for kids and even a gift shop that even allows you to rent artwork if that's your thing. They have a great cafe AND an amazing restaurant and their calendar is virtually overflowing with amazing events. With renovations on the horizon I suspect things are going to get even better. I find myself at the museum likely about once a month and it's a great place to spend and afternoon. The staff is helpful, the place is clean and the atmosphere is wonderful. I have long been a member for a long time and suspect I will be one for many years yet. If you haven't been - go! And if you have been, go back - it's all new exhibits all the time and they often have something for everyone. A true local and cultural masterpiece that is overlooked far too often.

Museum London is a cool place to check out if you're in town, especially if you're interested in…read morelearning more about London itself. One of the things I appreciated most was how much the museum dives into the history of the city. It gives you a better sense of London and its past, so I think there's definitely value here for both visitors and locals who want to learn more about the area. And FREE admission? That's awesome. It makes this an incredibly easy place to recommend stopping by when you have some extra time. There's really not much reason NOT to check it out if you're already nearby. That being said, I personally wouldn't describe this as one of those huge, mind-blowing museums that sticks with you long after your visit. I enjoyed it, but nothing particularly blew me away or made it feel like an attraction I'd plan an entire trip around. Still, for a free local museum with an emphasis on the history of London, it's absolutely worth checking out. Solid 3 stars!