Kootenay Gallery of Art
120 Heritage Way V1N 4M5 Castlegar, BC, Canada

Young Visions Open House today from now until 4 pm.

Sad news Friday Art Walk postponed until 2022 The Castlegar Arts Council and Art Walk Committee would like to give a huge shout out of thanks to all Artists..., Venues, Sponsors and community enthusiasts that showered us with positive vibes towards getting Art Walk up 'n running again this year. But alas after much deliberation, we regret to announce that once again we are suspending Art Walk until 2022 due to the ongoing pandemic and new Covid-19 travel restrictions. On the plus side, we are still in the development stage regarding our Art Walk website and it is taking longer than anticipated to implement so, in the interim if any of you would like to share some of your artwork with us on our Facebook page please contact us by email at [email protected] with some details about yourself and a few photos that we can share or if you have any questions, don’t hesitate. And, if you are an artist currently on display at a venue in our community please let us know and we will give you and your venue a shout out as well on our Facebook page. Would be great to keep in touch via Facebook so hope to see your friends request .

Please vote and then swing by the Gallery for a come-and-go style Open House on Saturday, April 24 from 10 am - 4 pm. Let's show our youth that we support them!

The Salt Spring Art Prize is back!

A chuckle for all you art lovers who are also cat owners...

We are very grateful to the Castlegar Butterfly project for their work enhancing the Butterfly Gardens at the gallery.

Tomorrow (November 13) is the official opening of Christmas at the Gallery. Join us between 12 noon and 7:00 pm. Following tomorrow, we will be open Tues - Saturday, 10 am - 5 pm in November. In December, we are open 10 am - 5 pm seven days a week. We hope to see you here. . . #ChrismasAtTheGallery #artisans #localart #kootenayartists #supportlocal #shoplocal #shopsmall #castlegarbc #craft #nelsonbc #trailbc #rosslandbc #grandforksbc #kootenays

Artist Paul Cummins created 888,246 ceramic poppies that made up the ‘Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red’ at the Tower of London in 2014.

Art from today's Low-tech Printmaking, led by artist Natasha Smith.

Here are some photos from today's Low-tech Printmaking workshop led by artist Natasha Smith. There were many beautiful results. Thanks, Natasha!