Holiday Singalong THE UKULADIES Thurs Dec 8 5-6 pm + Shopping Nite in the Village
23 York Street, Haliburton
BRINGING ART TO LIFE IN HALIBURTON
We present Community Arts activities, events and exhibitions of Craft and Visual Art by regional artists.
HOURS | EXHIBITIONS | EVENTS AT A GLANCE
WINTER
Wednesday 11 - 5
Thursday 11 - 5
Friday 11 - 5
Saturday 11 - 4
Admission is always FREE
CALL FOR ENTRY
Annual Members' Salon Exhibition
"INTERSECTION"
February 4 - April 1, 2023
FORGOTTEN
HHSS Annual Student Exhibition
November 18 - December 17
see the exhibition and read the Artist Statements on our BLOG
VIRTUAL EXHBITION
IN THE ZONE Summer 2023
virtual edition continues
December 2 2-4 pm
Tea and Talk about INTERSECTION
December 8 HOLIDAY SINGALONG with The Ukuladies from 5 til 6 pm
All Welcome.
A great way to start the BIA Shopping Nite in the Village!
DIY - Workshops
pre-registration required, fee will vary
small group size, approx 2 hours
December 3 , 2-4 pm
Janet Trull - DIY Lino-cut Cards
see Calendar for dates and details on all programs
MEMBERSHIP
$25 General/Artist
$20 Senior
$45 Studio/Family
Membership runs from September to September.
Rails End is a member of Craft Ontario, the Ontario Association of Art Galleries (OAAG) and Arts Council Haliburton Highlands.
MAKING CONNECTIONS THROUGH ART
A sense of belonging brings purpose to our lives and is key to building vibrant communities.
We have an active and arts minded volunteer community that paticipates in events and helps us fulfill our role as steward of Haliburton's vintage rail station.
Rails End Gallery and Arts Centre is a registered charity that supports human connection and belonging through creative arts engagement and shared experience in public spaces.
Donations in support of year round community programming may be made through Canada Helps.
Land Acknowledgement
Rails End Gallery and Arts Centre is located in the traditional territory of the Anishinaabe Mississauga. Haliburton County is covered by the Williams Treaties signed with the Mississauga and Chippewa Nations. The intent and spirit of these treaties form the legal basis of Canada, binding us to share the land “for as long as the sun shines, the grass grows and the rivers flow.” We are grateful for the opportunity to live and work here and to thank all the generations of Metis, Inuit and other Indigenous peoples who have taken care of this land for thousands of years. We deeply appreciate the historic connection of Williams Treaties First Nations to this place, and we recognize that they will continue to be the stewards and caretakers of these lands and water in perpetuity. By learning, understanding, and acknowledging, we wish to pay respect to Turtle Island, Mother Earth, and to the rich Indigenous history of Ontario.
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