Everybody Loves Plushies! Soft Sculpture with Amanda McCavour
In this workshop, children ages 6+ were able to design their own plushies with visiting artist, Amanda McCavour!
In this workshop, children ages 6+ were able to design their own plushies with visiting artist, Amanda McCavour!
Back in September, Amanda McCavour visited The Muse and helped to facilitate the creating of a fabulous chalk mural in Memorial Park.
Last Wednesday evening, the Douglas Family Art Centre had the pleasure of hosting a celestial jewelry-making workshop with Shannon Stack-Lucas.
Last week, the Douglas Family Art Centre had the pleasure of hosting retired engineer and physician, and former Canadian astronaut Dr. Robert “Bob” Thirsk.
Earlier this month, the Douglas Family Art Centre hosted Techniques in Watercolour I with Susan Bulman in the Gail Konantz Studio.
The Douglas Family Art Centre was created by constructing a new addition onto the building once known as the Kenora Land Registry Office.
After its completion, the Canadian Pacific Railway wanted to take advantage of the beautiful lake and give it the recognition it deserved. It became clear by working together, Kenora and the C.P.R. could create a tourist destination.
Beginning in the 1870s the Geological Survey of Canada began working in this area, first to support the building of the railway and then mapping and searching for minerals. It was the geologists who contributed to this map that make it significant— these were Kenora’s first rock stars.
To the south and west of the still-visible slag pile of the former Sultana Mine is a small man-made island – The Burley Mine.
Braden Murray takes a look at the history of abandoned wedding traditions, and is reminded that the past is indeed a “foreign country.”
We now have fabric dye kits available at the Douglas Family Art Centre from The Love of Colour.
The gift shop at the Lake of the Woods Museum now carries embroidery kits from Hook, Line, & Tinker!
It is a particularly special National Indigenous Peoples Day here in Treaty #3 Territory because this year we are celebrating the 150th anniversary of the signing of Treaty #3 in 1873.
The Douglas Family Art Centre carries a wide selection of books for artists and the art interested, such as Unsettling Canadian Art History.
The gift shop at the Lake of the Woods Museum now carries a selection of blankets and shawls by Mini Tipi.
May 18th is International Museum Day! It is a day to recognize that “Museums are an important means of cultural exchange, enrichment of cultures and development of mutual understanding, cooperation and peace among peoples.”
Last night (April 20th) the Douglas Family Art Centre hosted local artist, Kris Goold, for another sgraffito workshop: Mushroom in a Bowl.
Do you feel it getting warmer? Plan your outdoor adventures with these camping resources at the Lake of the Woods Museum.
On March 25th, the Douglas Family Art Centre had the pleasure of welcoming Patrick Hunter to lead a painting workshop in the Studio.
We have so many wonderful colouring books for adults and children at the Douglas Family Art Centre. Choose from a variety of interests.
Please be advised that the Lake of the Woods Museum and the Douglas Family Art Centre will be open special hours on April 5, 2023
Beginning Tuesday, April 4th both of The Muse facilities will begin spring hours. OPEN Tues-Sat 10am-5pm & CLOSED Sun-Mon.
Here are some of the fun and creative projects that were created in the Studio at the Douglas Family Art Centre during Spring Break!