Accessible contemporary arts education programs (including camps) for children

and youth in the gallery, the classroom

and across the region. 

Rock, Paper, Scissors

Coming your way!  

Biology Drawing Class
ALL AGES

ROCK, PAPER, SCISSORS

PA DAY ACTIVITIES

AND CAMPS! 

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Crafts Supplies
AGES 6 - 12

GALLERY TAKEOVER

Inspired by our annual theme, the Durham Art Gallery and Municipality of West Grey are working together to bring you ROCK, PAPER, SCISSORS: MARCH BREAK TAKEOVER 

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rock, paper, scissors_ art&science editi
AGES 6 - 12

 ART&SCIENCE EDITION

Inspired by our summer exhibitions, the Durham Art Gallery is heating things up with a week long summer camp that explores art and science through VOLCANOES! 

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past camps!

 
ROCK, PAPER, SCISSORS, GLUE! please note: deposit is non-refundable.
ROCK. PAPER, SCISSORS: COLLAGE EDITION
Started Jul 2, 2019
$120
ROCK, PAPER, SCISSORS, GLUE! please note: deposit is non-refundable.
ROCK, PAPER, SCISSORS: COLLAGE EDITION
Started Aug 6, 2019
$120
 
ALL THINGS VOLCANOES! please note: deposits are non-refundable.
ROCK, PAPER, SCISSORS: ART&SCIENCE
Started Jul 15, 2019
$250
ALL THINGS VOLCANOES! please note: deposits are non-refundable.
ROCK, PAPER, SCISSORS: ART&SCIENCE
Started Aug 12, 2019
$250

Visitors & Letters |

250 George St E.

PO BOX 1021

Durham, Ontario

Canada

N0G 1R0 

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Phone Calls |

(519) 369 - 3692

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Emails & Inquiries​

info[at]durhamartgallery.com

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Hours of Operation

1pm - 6pm

Thursday - Sunday

Closed from 3-3:45

 

Entrance fee by donation 

We are a non-profit, exhibition-driven space for contemporary art and visual culture in so-called West Grey, Ontario.

 

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. We thank them. We also thank of the Métis Nation of Ontario, whose history and people are well represented in what are now Bruce and Grey Counties. 

 

From our earliest incarnation in the local Carnegie library to our current purpose-built home, the Gallery’s evolution is marked by an engaged community and a diversifying landscape.