Young Change-Makers Hit the Ground Running
By Jane Litchfield There’s a new group in Guelph for teens who are interested in arts and change
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Showcase of Art on the Street 2018 Award Winners
By Katie Wilde Summer may be halfway done, but we’re holding on to summer joy by extending our
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Cross-Pollinating Collaborations: The Art of Butterflies
By Silence A new partnership is blooming in Guelph between Silence: Guelph’s Portal For Adventurous New Sound Events,
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Figure Drawing Every Tuesday, For All It’s Worth!
By Garth Laidlaw A little over five years ago, my dad and I decided to start our own
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Artists Transform Citizens’ Snapshots into Portrait of Guelph
by Katie Wilde Look around you. What do you see? Local artist duo KIAM (rhymes with Siam) wants
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Guelph Arts Council and University of Guelph School of Fine Art and Music Present Fractured Remnants: An Emerging Artist Mentorship Project Exhibition
Guelph, ON – July 10, 2018 – This summer, six emerging Guelph artists and curators have worked with
Rain Fails to Dampen Spirits at Art on the Street 2018
Despite the raindrops and cloudy skies, thousands still flocked to Quebec Street for one of Guelph’s most anticipated
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Call for Exhibition Proposals from Artists and Curators
One of many amazing things about GAC’s relocation to 10C Shared Space is our new access to space
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GAC Welcomes Emily Hearn
Photo by Kristine Kleist Guelph Arts Council is thrilled to welcome our new Communications and Event Assistant for
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Jennifer Ronan-Vander Veen: The Heart and Hands Behind Sage & Balm
Jennifer Ronan-Vander Veen is the owner and founder of Sage & Balm – a curated retail outlet for
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National Indigenous Peoples Day Celebrated in Market Square
By Emily Hearn Ascension Harjo demonstrates a fancy dance in colourful, bold regalia. Steady drumming reverberated through the
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5 Fun Ways to Get Through Summer Vacation – for $15 or Under
By Emily Hearn Photo by Ron Porter School’s out for summer! First of all, congratulations to students and
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Eden Mills Writers’ Festival Announces 2018 Lineup
by Melissa McGrath, Eden Mills Writers Festival On Sunday September 9th, 2018, book-lovers of all ages will descend
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Tea n Tales – 2018 guest artist lineup
by the Guelph Guild of Storytellers The Guelph Guild of Storytellers, along with the Guelph Enabling Gardens, is
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Dancer creates honest, cathartic experiences for non-dancers
by Petra Nyendick Barbara Dametto is a visual artist, dancer, actor/playwright, expressive arts practitioner and educator. She received
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It’s time to register your 2018 Culture Days events!
The 9th annual Culture Days weekend will take place September 28, 29, 30, 2018. Event registration is now open.
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How to Start a Creative Business
by Jane Litchfield Congratulations! Your art or craft is at a place where you are ready to make
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Cast a Vote for the Arts in June’s Provincial Election
by Patti Broughton and Katie Wilde Over the last couple of weeks, an intrepid group of volunteers from
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Art on the Street Returns to Downtown Guelph for 16th Year
A festival for art lovers of all ages By the Downtown Guelph Business Association and Guelph Arts Council
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GAIN Music and DSTRCT Bring Back Battle of the Bands
by Katie Wilde The Battle of the Bands makes a triumphant return to Guelph after several years’ hiatus,
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Guelph’s Black History at Forefront in The Crossings Project
Silence: Guelph’s Portal for Adventurous New Sound Events, in collaboration with the Guelph Black Heritage Society (GBHS) and
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Arts Action Now Mobilizes for Provincial Election
Ontarians for the Arts coordinates local and Ontario-wide arts advocacy, with a current focus on the upcoming provincial
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Guelph Youth Music Centre Celebrates Brenda Lewis’s 25 Years of Singing
On Sunday, April 29 at 2pm the Music at the Guelph Youth Music Centre (GYMC) Series proudly presents “Great Jazz in Support
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Explore Guelph’s History on Sunday Afternoons
by Jane Litchfield What can you do on a Sunday afternoon that only costs $5 and gives you
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