Guelph Arts Council

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. 

Spring is coming. Let’s shake off the cobwebs and grow as creative people. Tim Campbell, Relation Media Canada

If you’re like me (a lover of puns, makers, and people of all backgrounds) you’ll be excited to

By Katie Wilde One day the phone rang in our office. On the other end was a lady

by Tamsen Taylor  Tamsen Taylor, photo by See Photography There are many challenges that artists have to confront,

By Jane Litchfield Photography by Scott McQuarrie, Ward 1 Studios Jane is rather good at avoiding the camera.

by Downtown Guelph Music Weekends is back for a third year to carry you through the post-holiday stretch.

by Patti Broughton I had the opportunity to attend the Baker Street Redevelopment open house on November 29

by Jane Litchfield  These two young artists are out to change the way people look at the world

by Jeremy Luke Hill Growing up in Guelph as a reader and a writer and book lover, it

by Jane Litchfield At this giving time of year, we especially thankful for our donors. When you support

by Brenda Lewis A strange and entirely new acoustic instrument has inspired renowned Guelph improvisational musicians “The Silence