This gallery is worth the short drive to Okotoks! It is primarily an Art Gallery, but with a little…read moremore. There are antique items as well as smaller affordable artisan pieces. Definitely a destination, and on a lovely street with other small boutiques.

From the owner: Rotating displays of work by Okotoks, Calgary and Southern Alberta artists and associate…read moregallery/studio spaces in the Registered Historic Alberta home of the founding family (John and WD Lineham) of Okotoks on Historic Elma Street.

Fabulous authentic art! Many pieces from While vacationing in Canada, we fell in love with the…read moreunique creations by Canadian First Nation artists. In this beautifully appointed gallery you will find stone carvings, metal works, paintings, charcoal, stunning handmade jewelry and much more. We love our carving of two nestling polar bears sculpted by an Inuit. So gorgeous and the pose of the bears together is wonderful. Paola Perez, Gallery Assistant, provided information on the artist and packed the bears securely for shipping. They arrived quickly and look beautiful in our living area.

From the owner: Established in 1974 Canada House Gallery is one of Canada's most vibrant and unique commercial art…read moregalleries. The distinctive collection focuses on contemporary paintings, sculpture and jewellery by renowned and respected Canadian artists. Recognized in 2002 by our peers, we were accepted into the Art Dealers Association of Canada. Over the years, Canada House Gallery has earned a reputation for excellence in the Canadian art community. We have become a destination for art lovers throughout Alberta, Canada and abroad. Open 7 days a week, we strive to keep the gallery accessible, interesting and diverse. The comprehensive and continually updated website has much to do with the reach of Canada House Gallery. Collectors from around the world can roam freely, view the collection that we have on hand and trust the accuracy of what they see on our website. Our motto is "Always fresh, new and individual".

Master's Gallery sits gallantly on the corner of 21st and 4th St. And unlike other galleries that…read morecan be intimidating, warm staff actually welcomes you as soon as you enter this gallery. Both floors of MG feature some of the best art that Canada has to offer. The gallery is well laid out, pieces are well curated and there is a specific room dedicated solely to the thirty year history of the gallery featuring a 150 year span of the best pieces of MG's past. Well lit and spacious, a Fafard colt sculpture is in plain view in the far corner of one of the rooms. Amazing! Joe Fafard is a world renowned Saskatchewan artist who recently showed at the Glenbow Museum just last year and now a lucky Calgarian can actually purchase one of his pieces here. MG is one of the oldest galleries in the city and is unique in that it carries both historical and modern pieces. Their mandate is making gallery visiting fun, they encourage you to simply come in and look around. One of the nicest perks about MG is once you are set on a piece, MG will let you take it home for a trial run, and once you have purchased a piece and have outgrown it you are welcome to take it back to MG and trade it for another one. For this reason MG has a steady cliental base here in Calgary because they ensure that your art purchases coincide with the money that you have available and the pieces that are purchased are of value.

So far ... I'm not a buyer of Art. However, I frequent Art Galleries whenever I have an extra 20…read moreminutes ... and I'm strolling on the street and I find one. Masters is wonderful. It is located on a beautiful SW corner is trendy Mission. The staff are friendly, welcoming ... and if you are lucky & timing is right ... you might get a cookie or cup of tea.

We were visiting Canada on a motorhome trip from California and walked into this gallery. The art…read moreis exceptional and the prices are reasonable for the quality. Beautiful paintings, glasswork, and stone and wood carvings. Andy, the owner, and Curtis were very friendly and helped us purchase a fabulous painting on aluminum. Definitely worth a look if you are in Canmore.

Fallen Leaf Gallery is a must-experience! We were exploring…read moreCanmore when we stumbled upon The Fallen Leaf Gallery. I was pleasantly surprised by the variety in art available & how reasonably priced everything was! The thing I enjoyed the most of the gallery is how they took pride in displaying local and Canadian talent. I was expecting it to be largely local, but they really brought in such unique work from all across our country! The gallery is a very relaxed, enjoyable atmosphere that I found very inspiring for my own creativity. We enjoyed the artwork until the gallery closed & then enjoyed taking in the gorgeous exterior - they really upkeep their storefront, it's stunning! A lovely experience, I look forward to returning on my next trip to Canmore.

Years ago we had stopped in here and purchased a photo print. We couldn't remember exactly where…read morethey were located in Banff but found them again during our latest visit and bought another print. The photographs are fun, the staff is very helpful, and you can get a unique souvenir of your visit. Nice art store to explore.

Love this gallery, just happened that the day we went in the gallery. The photographer Jason was…read morethere. His photos are amazing. He greeted us , and as we wandered around he told us the story behind each photo. So , when in Banff wander in take a look . My favorite is "The Boss."

Due to the fact that I live in Quebec and Art Country Canada is in Alberta I was lucky enough to…read morepurchase 2 Robert Bateman prints that I am absolutely in love with. I could not say enough about the personal attention and packing detail I received from Art Country Canada. The communication was incredible and extremely courteous. And WOW, they packaged up the prints so well a semi-truck could not push through it. Excellent experience all around.

Amazing manager. The art is some of the most beautiful I've seen, surpassing most of the artwork…read moreI've seen in museums. Come here to get your mind blown!

I have been in Bluerock Gallery two or three times. It is fantastic place. A lot of art choices and…read morevery friendly staff. If you are in Alberta and you like Art, I highly recommend to visit Bluerock Gallery one day and do not miss its painting, sculptures and cool artistic stuffs... Just say a hi there. They you will receive a lot :)

From the owner: Located in Black Diamond, Alberta near the Foothills of Kananaskis, Calgary and the Rocky Mountains…read morethe Bluerock Gallery is a beloved attraction for tourists and locals alike. We represent nearly 200 regional fine artists and craftspeople, mainly from within 100 miles (160 kms) of the Gallery and nearly all products are handmade. We specialize in high quality products of all sizes an prices including paintings, drawings, sculptures, hand blown glass, textiles, and ceramic art as well as unique cards and books, (including many local authors), baskets, pottery and accessories: jewelry, scarves, clothing, hats and much more. We also provide complementary gift wrapping and a personal shopper service and host various events such as Artist Receptions, artist demos and a weekly Drop-In Art Night (Thursdays from 6-9 pm). We hope you'll enjoy the drive (or the walk) and come to visit us regularly - we'll welcome you warmly!

I took my grade two and three students on a field trip to the Leighton Art Centre and they loved…read moreit! It's quite out of town so when going you have to incorporate that into you time and make it a full day. We arrived and automatically went into the cabin where we would be doing our art. Our tour guide was Emma and she gave each of the students a notebook to keep and take home which they loved. She asked them to look around the room but they had to stay seated and draw an object or thing they could see from their seats. Then after they did it once they had to flip to the next page and find another object in the room and draw it and she gave them a time limit the first time of 5 minutes and only 3 minutes the second time to show how it gets harder. Some students were asking for erasers and she explained that they don't have erasers because they believe that artists don't make mistakes. Then they students started their clay projects making a landscape and they had lots of fun doing this. Then we had lunch in that same room after students cleaned up and then they had play time outside in the snow which the leader explained the boundaries they had to stay in and that all nature things including snow stay on the ground. Then we did a nature walk and then the students got to go through the Leighton house which they really enjoyed especially the room with the parrot and all the trees! Thank you Leighton Art Centre !

My friend's soon to be mother-in-law organized a bridal shower here. I've never been to…read moreMillarville....not gonna lie....didn't even know it even existed. It's a short drive south of Calgary. I used google maps to get me to the Leighton Art Centre. The drive there is beautiful. Lush rolling green hills and beautiful forests. I swear I was transported to an English countryside! If you like scenery, a summer drive in this area is highly recommended. Our art lesson was held in an original little school house, now an historical landmark, built in the 1950s. After our art lesson (which I determined I do not have a talent for lol) our instructor led us on a short nature walk up to the the Leighton House Museum. A beautiful home originally designed by Alfred Crocker Leighton that features much of the home's original furniture and the Leighton's personal belongings. The home also showcases AC Leighton's original artwork as well is now home to many local artists' work where they are displayed and for sale. The house is beautifully situated over looking a breathtaking view. The Leightons were dedicated to art and the art community, and I can see why artists come there to paint, there is so much inspiration all around you. Definitely worth the drive out there for the views alone, but the museum and learning a little bit of local history is a nice bonus too.

Five stars honestly isn't high enough! The customer service I recently received from the ladies at…read morethe trading post is the greatest I've had in a very long time. On a previous visit there, we had spotted a handmade birdhouse that we planned to send as a gift for a family member's birthday. When I called and enquired about stock a few months later, that particular one wasn't available. They offered to get in contact with their supplier and try their best to track one down for me. They took my number to stay in touch and kept me updated every step of the way. We're so grateful for the effort they put in to helping us track down the perfect gift! If you are ever in Bragg Creek, I highly recommend stopping by at the Trading Post and checking out all the local and handmade products they stock