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Creative Skill Sharing Workshop Series

From sound baths to beading to weaving, block printing, and fly tying, we are thrilled to launch our 2025 Workshop Series.

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Each session is $35 per person ($30 for members) and includes three hours of instruction.

 

Our instructors are local artists and craftspeople who have teamed up with the gallery to share their skills.

 

All workshops will be held at the Durham Art Gallery. 

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Sign up (and invite a friend too) to our upcoming workshops!

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Made possible by funding from the Community Foundation of Grey Bruce.

Workshop Schedule

Click on the workshops below to learn more & to register. 

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Sunday, February 23 (new date): Deep Listening with Julia White

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Sunday, March 2: Fly Tying with Jack Serre

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Sunday, March 23: Bead Weaving with Natalie Vanderzand

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Sunday, April 6: Grow Your Own Cut Flowers with Annabel from Twig & Brindille Flower Farm

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Date TBA: Weaving a Mug Rug with Jennifer from All Sorts Acres

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Sunday, June 1: Block Printing on Canvas with Bianca Nam

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Sunday, August 10: Visible Mending with Marcelina Salazar

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*Stay tuned for more workshop information & additions!

Hours of Operation

Monday

Tuesday

*Wednesday

Thursday

Friday 

Saturday

Sunday

closed

closed

10 - 4

10 - 4

10 - 4

12 - 4

12 - 4

*NOTE: alternate Wednesdays we will open at 12 noon following our life-drawing sessions.

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upcoming life-drawing sessions:

February 5 & 19

March 5 & 19

April 2, 16 & 30

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Durham 
Art Gallery 

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251 George St E.

PO BOX 1021

Durham, Ontario

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Durham Art Gallery rests on the traditional land of the Saugeen Ojibway Nation, which is represented by the communities of Saugeen First Nation and Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation. The Métis Nation of Ontario, whose history and people are also well represented in what are now known as Bruce and Grey Counties. 

 

We are committed to re-framing our responsibilities to land, history and community. We acknowledge that words are insufficient and that it is our responsibility to move beyond statements and workds as we continue to listen, learn and  uphold the critical importance of truth, reconciliation and reparation.  

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In line with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada: Calls to Action, we are committed to the dismantling of anti-Indigenous racism and discriminatory practices against Indigenous People.

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We would like to acknowledge funding support from the Ontario Arts Council, an agency of the Government of Ontario.

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We would like to acknowledge program funding support from Heritage Canada, an agency of the Government of Canada.

We would like to acknowledge our community support from the following organizations:

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The Fallis Family

Lind Family Fund

Accessibility Statement

 

We at the Durham Art Gallery strive to meet and exceed digital accessibility guidelines in our ongoing effort to provide an accessible website and on-site gallery for all users. We are currently working collaboratively with partner organizations to review, access and enhance our digital accessibility, usability and related services.

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