Local Attractions

This is an art gallery space inside the Elliot Lake Arts and Heritage Centre that showcases local and regional art including paintings, woodcarving, sculpture, textiles, photography, and other fine arts.

White Water Gallery is a not‑for‑profit artist‑run centre and contemporary art gallery in North Bay, Ontario, Canada, focused on supporting innovative and experimental art.

A not‑for‑profit public art gallery founded in 1987, dedicated to presenting a variety of historical and contemporary art exhibitions in different media — including painting, photography, sculpture, and more.

Line Gallery exhibits and promotes contemporary drawing by emerging and established Canadian artists. Also, the gallery produces several exhibitions each year.

It was founded in 1963 and is one of Ontario’s oldest arts organizations, bringing together a large community of professional artists, craft makers, hobbyists, and art enthusiasts.

It’s the studio gallery of visual artist Wendie Donabie, featuring her paintings in mediums like acrylic, oil, watercolor, and mixed media. The gallery also displays work by other local artists.

Chancery Art Gallery is a small contemporary art gallery that focuses on showing fine art, including works by national and international artists, often with contemporary themes and exhibitions.

The Douglas Family Art Centre is the art-focused component of The Muse, while The Lake of the Woods Museum is dedicated to preserving, interpreting, and showcasing the history and heritage of the Lake of the Woods region and the City of Kenora.

The Douglas Family Art Centre is the art-focused component of The Muse, serving as the region’s public art gallery. It presents rotating exhibitions of contemporary and historical Canadian and international artists, showcases local artwork, and hosts community art programming and educational activities.

It represents a selection of local and regional painters whose work often reflects the landscapes and scenes of Grey County and southern Georgian Bay.

This is a fine art gallery that focuses on showcasing and selling original artwork by Canadian and international artists — from Impressionism and abstract pieces to wildlife and Indigenous works.

The gallery features paintings, works on paper, etchings, lithographs, sculpture, and sometimes installation pieces — and represents a wide range of artistic styles and creators.

This is a non‑profit art gallery founded in 1979 that presents contemporary visual and media art exhibitions, community art events, lectures, public programs, and education initiatives for people of all ages

This is where local artists work, exhibit, and sell their artwork. It’s not a traditional museum; instead, it’s a community of working artists with individual studios and a constantly changing gallery in the hallways.

These aren’t traditional galleries where you just look at art — they’re interactive studios where you create art yourself!

Southbay Gallery is a seasonal art gallery and craft shop -- known for its collection of handmade local art and crafts, and has a long history connected to the Manitoulin art community.

Quest Art School + Gallery is a community‑focused art centre that combines an art gallery with an art school and creative studio. It’s a hub for visual arts exhibitions, art education, and community arts activities in the North Simcoe region.

Owen Sound Artists' Co‑op is a community‑run art gallery and cooperative shop in Owen Sound that showcases and sells original art and handmade crafts made by local artists from the Grey and Bruce County region.

This is a contemporary art gallery and retail art space that features a wide, colourful selection of original artwork by dozens of Canadian artists — including paintings, pottery, jewellery and mixed‑media pieces.

It’s a place where local and regional artists display, share, and often sell their handmade art, crafts, and creative works, and sometimes offer workshops or demonstrations.

This is a Francophone contemporary art centre and artist‑run gallery -- dedicated to current and experimental visual art, especially highlighting work by Franco‑Ontarian and Ontario artists and artists working in innovative contemporary practices.

This is an independently owned art gallery and working studio which was established in 1996 by Richard and Barbara Edwards -- showcasing a variety of fine art and handcrafted works.

Cathy Boyd Fine Art is an art gallery and studio space in Midland, Ontario, Canada that showcases the work of artist Cathy Boyd — a local painter whose work often reflects the beauty of the Georgian Bay area and rural Ontario landscapes.

Butter Gallery is a contemporary art gallery that showcases a wide range of Canadian art and handmade works — with an emphasis on pieces by local and regional artists.

This iss a community arts organization and gallery‑style space located in Clarksburg, Ontario where local artists and makers share, display, and sell handcrafted work.

BMFA is a community‑focused arts foundation and gallery that supports artists, offers creative programming, and engages the public in the visual arts.

This is a cultural institution that showcases visual art exhibitions, permanent collections, and educational programs featuring local, regional, provincial, and Canadian artists. The gallery also offers art‑making experiences, community programming, and a gift shop supporting Canadian artists.

Collingwood Art School & Alexander's Art Supplies is an art school and art supply shop located in Collingwood, Ontario, Canada. This location also offers Art classes that range for different skill levels.

This is a non-profit, volunteer-run community art gallery that shows work by local and regional artists and is associated with the Kingston School of Art

The Tett Centre for Creativity & Learning is a vibrant community arts hub housed in a restored 19th‑century heritage building on Kingston’s Lake Ontario waterfront. It brings together artists, arts organizations, studios, exhibitions, workshops, and creative programming for all ages, offering classes, events, performances, and rentable spaces that foster artistic exploration and cultural engagement.

Modern Fuel Artist‑Run Centre is a long‑established non‑profit contemporary art gallery and cultural hub inside the Tett Centre that presents, interprets, and supports contemporary visual, time‑based, and interdisciplinary arts. It facilitates exhibitions, artist talks, workshops, and mentorship opportunities for emerging and mid‑career local, national, and international artists, fostering creative exchange and community engagement.

Martello Alley is a unique outdoor art gallery and artist collective tucked into a historic alleyway in downtown Kingston. The space showcases original and printed works by local artists, offering a relaxed, creative atmosphere where visitors can meet artists and purchase artwork in an iconic hidden‑gem setting inspired by European art alleys.

Kingston Glass Studio is a creative glass art studio and gallery where skilled artists handcraft unique glass pieces, including functional drinkware, sculptures, and decorative art. Visitors can experience traditional glassblowing techniques, view finished artwork, purchase one‑of‑a‑kind pieces, and often take part in hands‑on classes or workshops to learn basic glassblowing skills.

Kingston Community Of Art And Design (often abbreviated KCAD) is a grassroots art hub and community gallery showcasing artwork and handmade pieces by local artists and designers. The space functions as a creative retail gallery where visitors can admire and purchase unique paintings, prints, postcards, and other artisan goods, with much of the proceeds supporting the creators.

Gallery Raymond is Kingston’s largest commercial art gallery, exhibiting over 400 original works by local and regional artists across a range of styles including oils, acrylics, photography, and encaustics. The gallery also hosts bi‑monthly artist exhibitions and provides custom framing services, all within a charming historic carriage way and adjacent workshop building.

Sorting Gap Marina is a full service marina on Rainy River just west of Rainy Lake, and 1 mile from Point Park, open from mid-May to Labour Day.

Ignace Airways & Outposts is a remote wilderness outfitter and floatplane operator that provides fly‑in fishing and hunting adventures and access to secluded cabins across the Canadian Shield. Guests fly by seaplane or wheel aircraft to pristine lakes and rivers for fishing, wildlife viewing, and outdoor experiences far from roads and crowds, with custom trip planning and local expertise included.

Red Lake Outfitters historically referred to the premier canoe and wilderness outfitting service based out of Red Lake, Ontario, providing complete or partial backcountry outfitting, gear rental, guided trips, route consultation, shuttles, equipment, park permits, and air/ground services for paddlers exploring Woodland Caribou Provincial Park and surrounding boreal wilderness.