Artwell is a series of interactive artmaking programs developed and delivered in partnership with the Alzheimer Society of York Region, that supports emotional connections, encouraging memory recall, experimentation, and gentle social interaction among individuals living with dementia.
Free with Registration
The Living with Art program is a studio-based series of three-hour-long classes developed for young adults (aged 18 and older) living with Autism Spectrum Disorder and/or other exceptionalities.
Free with Registration
The Living with Art program is a studio-based series of three-hour-long classes developed for young adults (aged 18 and older) living with Autism Spectrum Disorder and/or other exceptionalities.
Free with Registration
Artwell is a series of interactive artmaking programs developed and delivered in partnership with the Alzheimer Society of York Region, that supports emotional connections, encouraging memory recall, experimentation, and gentle social interaction among individuals living with dementia.
Free with Registration
The Living with Art program is a studio-based series of three-hour-long classes developed for young adults (aged 18 and older) living with Autism Spectrum Disorder and/or other exceptionalities.
Free with Registration
The Living with Art program is a studio-based series of three-hour-long classes developed for young adults (aged 18 and older) living with Autism Spectrum Disorder and/or other exceptionalities.
Free with Registration
The Living with Art program is a studio-based series of three-hour-long classes developed for young adults (aged 18 and older) living with Autism Spectrum Disorder and/or other exceptionalities.
Free with Registration
Offered in partnership with Autism Ontario, Connect, Create, Collaborate is a series of family-oriented, accessible artmaking workshops developed for young artists living with Autism Spectrum Disorder and their siblings.
Registration Required
The Living with Art program is a studio-based series of three-hour-long classes developed for young adults (aged 18 and older) living with Autism Spectrum Disorder and/or other exceptionalities.
Free with Registration
Artwell is a series of interactive artmaking programs developed and delivered in partnership with the Alzheimer Society of York Region, that supports emotional connections, encouraging memory recall, experimentation, and gentle social interaction among individuals living with dementia.
Free with Registration
The Living with Art program is a studio-based series of three-hour-long classes developed for young adults (aged 18 and older) living with Autism Spectrum Disorder and/or other exceptionalities.
Free with Registration
Registration Required
Free with Registration
Free with Registration
During the winter in Canada we ski, toboggan, skate, build snow men, sip hot cocoa and so much more. This art workshop explores Canadian winter activities on the ice and snow!
Home for the Holidays Sunday, December 15 1 - 3 pm Maud Lewis (1903 - 1970)Skaters on a Pond, late 1950s/early 1960soil on green beaverboard29.8 x 34.9 cmCollection of CFFI Ventures Inc. as collected by John Risley© Art Gallery of Nova Scotia About the Workshop This festive art workshop invites families [...]
Autumn's in the Air Sunday, October 6 1 - 3 pm Maud Lewis (1903-1970)Carriage Ride, late 1940soil on boardframed: 31.8 × 39.4 cmBryan J. Rice© Art Gallery of Nova Scotia These special Accessible Studio Family art workshops for children and youth living with special needs encourage [...]
Sunday, May 12, 2019 Mother's Day Workshop 1 to 3 pm Program Description Enjoy the wonders of spring with mom, women and the special individuals in your life and allow the McMichael's beautiful natural environment to inspire your art-making. In this indoor/outdoor family workshop we begin with a short nature walk and outdoor art-making [...]
These special Accessible Studio Family art workshops for children and youth living with special needs encourage collaborative artmaking that involves the entire family. Based on exploring the McMichael’s collection and spectacular grounds, each session focuses on an art projects planned for various skills and abilities.
Celebrate Mom in an Accessible Studio artmaking workshop that explores an Indigenous understanding of the spiritual and natural world. Moms, grandmas, aunts and sisters are all invited to take part in this multigenerational and collaborative workshop.