Guelph Arts Council

By Preetam Sengupta “Wow!” said (GAC summer student) Lauren. She may have been talking about the well-stocked fridge

By Jane Litchfield Starting a theatre company isn’t easy. Along with a high tolerance for risk, you need

The quiet surface of paper and soft fabrics echoes the humble archives Jagdeep Raina draws from – the

Guelph, ON, June 13th, 2019 – Returning for its 17th year, Art on the Street organizers are pleased

No more lectures, no more talking at participants: join Relation Media’s Tim Campbell at 6 pm on June 13 at 10C Shared Space.

By Mike Baker “Stunning!” is the word that came to mind the first time I viewed the works

By Samah Qaderi I think everyone is born with a chance to be great. Talent – the special

Every year, many theatre lovers make the trip from Guelph to the Toronto Fringe Festival. That’s a long

By Fan-Ling Suen Clamouring sounds, bubbling chatter, and bursts of laughter echo in the hallways and stairways inside

By Fan-Ling Suen The city of Guelph is a cultural landscape – steeped in rich history, old stories,

by Samah Qaderi Show off your talents or come out and enjoy one of Guelph’s many open mic

by Fan-Ling Suen As an emerging artist, starting a career in the arts can be both exhilarating and

Doors Open Guelph and the AGM + Sharefest are just the beginning of Guelph Arts Council’s programming this

by Preetam Sengupta As we look forward to Doors Open this weekend, we spotlight an artist that will

By Brenda Lewis After an extensive search process and two concerts this season with the finalists, the Guelph

Guelph, ON – March 28, 2019 – Doors Open Guelph, Guelph’s annual celebration of its special places –

By Patti Broughton GAC is channeling The Beatles these days, saying ‘Hello’ to two new staff members, Fan-Ling

By Mike Baker I first met Yulia Balobanova ‘digitally’ when I was interested in broadening my own artistic

by Brenda Lewis Third Annual Festival of Eclectic Banjo Music Runs March 8-10 at Silence Sounds, 46 Essex Street.