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Written by Lisa Browning I have always felt very strongly about the power of storytelling … for both

Written by Zandra Juarez This is part two of a three part installment. You can read part one

Written by Oscar Clancy Oscar Clancy is a grade twelve student and artist from Guelph, currently working with

Written by David McConnell Tucked away securely in an Arts wing at the University of Guelph’s MacKinnon Building

Written by Lisa Browning Author, educator and musician David Rankine did not set out to study coyotes. One

David: A Memoir explores the intersection of art, pain, and healing. Local author and artist, Shayam Korey Steckle,

Written by Zandra Juarez This is part two of a three part installment. You can read part one

Written by GAC Staff Applications from artists for this juried event will be accepted until March 17, 2025

Written by Hillside This year, Hillside Inside is emphasizing a “more than music” theme, where community-building is encouraged

Written by Lisa Browning I have written before about books I’ve published in conjunction with The Benjamin Project,

Written by GAC Staff Guelph Arts Council is excited to announce the Award Recipients for this year’s Jane

By Zandra Juarez As I enter the coziest coffee shop (with very short hours) in downtown Guelph, I

In 2025, Guelph Arts Council (GAC) will be recognizing a pinnacle milestone – our 50th anniversary as a

Earlier this month, Guelph Arts Council said goodbye to Damian Weston, who served as GAC’s Executive Director since

Written by Artworks Gallery Guelph Member Our Small Treasures show redefines the concept of small artworks, proving that

Written by GAC Volunteer Writer Guelph Arts Council is proud to invite you to this year’s Guelph Emerging

Written by GAC Staff Born and raised in Guelph, Tim Campbell-Smith reflects on how growing up here shaped

Written by GAC Staff Lisa Browning is not just a publisher. As the founder and publisher of One

by Lisa Browning “A picture is a poem without words.” ~ Confucius I first connected with Sheilagh Mercer

The holiday season is upon us in the Guelph Arts Community and that means tons of holiday markets

by Lisa Browning “It is not our job to remain whole.We came to lose our leavesLike the trees,

A new book, Manomin: Caring for Ecosystems and Each Other, puts Anishinaabe ecological knowledge front and centre. Commonly

Written by 10C Staff Mark your calendars! On Sunday, November 10th, the Guelph Art Market will be held

The Guelph Farmer’s Market, on Gordon Street at Wellington, is a trusted location for quality local produce, artisanal