Amazing gallery with friendly local artists in action. While there, we saw one artist working on a…read morecommissioned Banf scenery that looked like a vivid 3-D, and another artist was working on a beautiful piece with local flower field. The gallery is centrally located downtown with convenient parking in the front or in the lot behind.

Wow. Just WOW! The…read moreLoft Art Gallery has some of the most stunning Canadian landscape oils and acrylics I have ever seen-and I've seen a lot! Resident artist Debra Lynn Carroll Is known for her large heavily texturized Canadian landscape oil paintings. Debra has simply mastered this art-and creates breathtaking paintings that you could swear you could walk right into! The gallery features an exquisite collection of some of Canada's most talented painters including Brian Buckrell who placed first out of 88 artists in the prestigious McMichael Canadian Collection Art Gallery Plein Air Competition in 2016. The unique stylings of Jennifer Woodburn are not to be missed, along with some of the most elegant pastoral settings created by Janet Leisemer. The pixelated realism of Henry Lobo just has to be seen as well as the colourful stylings of Marie -Claude Boucher. New to the gallery is Heidi Burkart who's Group of Seven-ish style's colourful explosions brings you into the fanciful wonderland of Canadian landscape. This place is an absolute orgy of beautiful art! The gallery owner is Heather Carol, Deborah Lynn sister,-say hi, she's one of the most charming and sweetest curators you'll ever meet!

Great gallery located in the village at Blue Mountain. The owners are on site and very helpful,…read moretheir knowledge of the works they sell is impresive and there no pressure but rather a willingness to educate and help. I would recomment Brights Gallery to anyone who is in the Collingwood area that is looking for some unique art.

From the owner: Located in the heart of Blue Mountain Village, Brights Gallery represents both established and…read moreemerging Canadian artists. Our gallery proudly exhibits contemporary paintings and sculptures. We also offer a full range of fine art services, including in-gallery and in-home art consultations, corporate and private collection management, custom framing, and art appraisals. We welcome seasoned collectors and first-time buyers.

A beautiful, free place to visit! Lots of art to take a look and outside, there are hiking…read moretrails(not stroller friendly). The outdoor area also has art installations. When I was there, an art show was going on! Gorgeous art for sale from 3 unique artists. A great surprise on an impromptu visit!

Alton Mill's building designated under the Ontario Heritage Act and placed on the Register of…read moreHistoric Places in Canada in 2005. With the help of public funding and private initiative, Alton Mill Arts Centre now function as an art gallery, studio, with a cafe and event space. I love the outdoor exhibit that integrate the art with the natural landscape. The indoor space is broken up into rooms with galleries showcasing work of local artists. All the artworks are for sale and some of the pieces are functional which can be used in daily life. Great if you are looking for unique gifts for special occasions and also to support local artists and craftsmen. A great place to stop by while you are in Caledon. Check website for special events and workshops.

I was perusing through the ask Toronto room on Reddit and found out about the Mill Pond Gallery…read morewhen someone inquired about a gallery that showcases local artist. They were wanting to buy work for their new place. I looked the place up and realize that they were doing a exhibition of local artist. So I decided to visit. It was in a ranch style home that was converted into a commercial gallery. I spoke with the curator and an exhibiting artist. I enjoyed the gallery and the works on display. I am looking forward to seeing additional shows this Spring at the gallery.

Love this place. Really talented artisans and great location, right across from Mill pond. They…read morepainted a nice mural over garage and did an outdoor art installation with small paintings on the tree outside. What a great idea! I am planning to attend one of their art workshops.

This museum is on the history of the immediate geographic area. It works well for all ages between…read morehefty stuff to read for adults or older children 15 and up), things to tour and try little quizzes for kids in the 8-14 range, and interactive exhibits for those under age 8. I would allow 3 hours. It seems that exhibits rotate. When we went, there were a few major sections. 1.) A section on prohibition and bars in the area historically 2.) A reconstruction of the Owen Sound area in about 1850, then 1880, then about 1910 - outdoor area with several buildings/guides/things to see - about 16 buildings - takes a while - covers the 3 eras 3.) A section on the Ice Age - including things to read/quizzes/games/interactive exhibits 4.) A section on printing through the ages and the furniture industry history for the area