ART 101: Drawing and Painting Basics
2022-05-11 13:00 - 15:00, 2022-05-18 13:00 - 15:00, 2022-05-25 13:00 - 15:00 (America/Toronto)
Wednesday afternoons in May, come to OMAH to get creative. Over 4 sessions, our artist instructors will gently guide you through the process of creating four masterpieces, even if you have never touched a paintbrush or held a stick of charcoal. We will cover all the basics of drawing and painting. With Art 101 at OMAH, you will get a crash course in materials, art-making, and terminology. Perfect for beginners or for those who would like a refresher course.

All materials will be provided. Just bring yourself!

Save when you register for all 4 sessions:
Members $100 + HST / General $120 + HST
Single class registration:
Members $30 + HST/ General $35 +HST

4 SESSIONS

Session 1: Introduction to Art
Wednesday May 4, from 1-3 with Kathryn Kaiser

In this session, participants will learn the basic elements and principles of design, general drawing techniques and have a guided discussion at how to look and look at and critically analyze a work of art.

Session 3: Introduction to Acrylic Painting
Wednesday May 18 from 1-3 with Barb Simmons

In this session participants will study the colour wheel, colour mixing and colour theory while creating a landscape using different brush and palette knife techniques. The focus for this session will be on colour, balance, movement and texture.

Session 2: Introduction to Drawing and the Human Form
Wednesday May 11 from 1-3 with Kathryn Kaiser

Building on knowledge from session one, participants will now dive deeper into drawing techniques learning cross hatching, pointillism, and shading. From a live nude model, participants will learn blind contours, timed gestural sketches, the basic human form and human proportions

Session 4: Introduction to Watercolour Painting
Wednesday May 25 from 1-3 Hilary Slater

This session will focus on watercolour painting and techniques such as a wash, graded wash, variegated wash, wet on wet, drybrush, and the application of other mediums (salt, wax resist), through a simple still life.

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

Expressive Arts Therapy Workshop with Luci Dilkus
2022-05-14 10:00 - 12:00 (America/Toronto)
SATURDAY MAY 14, 2022
10 AM – 12 PM
These past two years have been trying to say the least. Many of us have experienced change, suffered loss, and hopefully felt moments of joy in between. Should you find yourself with the need to express these feelings artistically, please join artist and Expressive Arts Therapist Luci Dilkus for a restorative art-making workshop. These sessions are offered within the current exhibition Dying Matters: Expressions of Growth Through Grief (April 22-July 16), a partnership exhibition between Hospice Orillia and OMAH.
Luci will guide participants through the therapeutic and cathartic process of expressing themselves through pastels, poetry, journaling and movement. This is an adult program, with no previous artistic experience necessary. Members $35/General $40 (plus HST) for each workshop. All materials included, although participants are encouraged to bring their own journal if they keep one. Once completed, participants are also encouraged to place their artwork on the walls to contribute to this exhibition.
$40 ($35 for OMAH Members) All materials included.

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

About Luci
Luci Dilkus is a mixed media artist living in Tiny, Ontario and a 3rd year student of a graduate diploma programme in Expressive Arts Therapy (ExAT) at the CREATE Institute, Toronto. She has facilitated expressive arts therapy groups for seniors, Epilepsy Simcoe County, postpartum women and worked one season with Rainbows Collingwood (a peer support group for grieving kids). She has also completed a Specialized Expressive Arts Facilitator programme (eco-therapy) through the Canadian International Institute for Art Therapy (Ciiat). As a student, her workshops and groups are supervised by a registered psychotherapist.

Exhibition Partner:
Hospice Orillia is a local support program that offers practical, emotional, and spiritual support to those in our community coping with advanced illness, death, and bereavement. One of its goals is to normalize death in a death-phobic society.

Quarantours
2022-05-14 13:00 - 14:00, 2022-05-21 13:00 - 14:00, 2022-05-28 13:00 - 14:00, 2022-06-04 13:00 - 14:00, 2022-06-11 13:00 - 14:00, 2022-06-18 13:00 - 14:00, 2022-06-25 13:00 - 14:00, 2022-07-02 13:00 - 14:00 UTC and 2 more dates | OMAH Online
OMAH OnlineVirtual Programming
History Speaker Series

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The Orillia Museum of Art 8 History Presents: Quarantours
Take a guided Zoom tour through photographs of some of the OMAH collection’s greatest hidden treasures. Your guide will discuss an array of artifacts from both the art and the history collection. Through Zoom’s chat feature, participants can ask questions of their guide white exploring the collection via slideshow.
Quarantours are available for private group bookings in addition to the public tour which runs every Saturday at 1:00PM.
Registration is required in advance for this program. Private Group Tours: $10 per person ($7 for members) (must have at least 10 people to book).
COSTS:
Public Tours: $7 per link ($5 for members)To book click the button Or call us at (705) 326-2159

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Charlie Ellins - The History of the Trent Severn Waterway
2022-05-18 19:00 - 20:00 (America/Toronto)
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REFLECTIONS OF OURSELVES
2022-05-28 - 2022-09-03
Cultural leaves from top, left – right: Swedish (Karin Clifford), Palestinian (Joyce Cybak), Ghanaian (Cecilia Asamoah), Irish Catholic (Joanne McBay), Japanese (Yvonne Bando), Finnish (Anita Payne), Ukrainian (Tracey Lawko), Chinese (Kwan), Manitoba Metis (Deb Malcolm), Hawaiian (Catherine Roland), Ugandan (Fatuma Mulungi), Polynesian/New Zealander (Greta Hildebrand).

May 28 – September 10, 2022

REFLECTIONS OF OURSELVES

Reflections of Ourselves is a collaborative art project which celebrates the rich diversity of Canadians. Conceived as a genealogical maple tree, the installation explores the question “Who are we?” Dual lenses of cultural heritage and material culture are expressed through textile traditions and contemporary techniques. Leaves created by Indigenous, settler and immigrant Canadians in honour of their cultural heritage hang from the branches. The tree is a metaphor that places humans in the context of the earth’s natural environment. It is a representation of our human community where differences in human culture are like the variations of individual leaves on a tree.

Details
May 28 – September 10, 2022

ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Tracey Lawko is a textile artist whose work focuses on the environment and the concept of “Canada”. From detailed nature studies of pollinating insects that are “drawn with thread”, to large dimensional and mixed media sculptures, her work pushes the boundaries of the medium of embroidery and fibre art. Her work has been exhibited in Canada, the US and Europe. Tracey is very happy that her maternal ancestors came from France in 1649 and her paternal grandparents from the Ukraine in the early 1900s to live in this beautiful land called Canada.

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The Many Faces of Paul Shilling: A RetrospectiveExhibition Current

Drake Williams: Awaken the SpiritsExhibition Current, Exhibition Upcoming

Icons & Alter Egos: Heroes, Villains, and Everything In-BetweenExhibition Past

Media Arts ShowcaseExhibition Past

From Hand to Heirloom: The Art of CraftExhibition Current

Face to FaceExhibition Past

29th Annual International Women’s Day Art ShowExhibition Past

Made in OrilliaExhibition Current

Tradition TransformedExhibition Past

Yours to Uncover: An Ontario Road Trip | Peter Fyfe and John NottenExhibition Past

John Gould: Travels of the Mind and BodyExhibition Past

Voices Through Time: A Mariposa JourneyExhibition Past

Tracing Places: Advertising in OrilliaExhibition Past

Orillia: Then & NowExhibition Past

28th Annual International Women’s Day Art ShowExhibition Past

ORILLIA LANDSCAPESExhibition Past

THE SEVEN GRANDFATHER TEACHINGS: AT THE ORILLIA RECREATION CENTREExhibition Past

A Collection-Inspired Exhibition: Four Seasons in OrilliaExhibition Past

Gordon Lightfoot: Turning Back the Pages | Permanent Exhibition | Orillia Museum of Art & HistoryExhibition Current

Perspectives Through Their EyesExhibition Past

Heritage in Hues: Orillia’s Story Through TextilesExhibition Past

Loup Garou & Mocassins | Nathalie BertinExhibition Past

Behold a Man Who is a Bean | Harley DuckExhibition Past

TRADITION TRANSFORMEDExhibition Past

OWL PEN REVISITED | GILLIAN LOWRYExhibition Past

TEACHERS AND THEIR ENDURING IMPACT | JOSE SALASExhibition Past

INCLUSION: AT THE STACK GALLERYExhibition Past

EVERYONE HAS A STORY: TALES OF A COMMUNITYExhibition Current

THE PROCESS INFORMS ME | JEANETTE LUCHESEExhibition Past

PAWTRAITSExhibition Past

REFLECTIONS OF OUR ROOTSExhibition Past

BACKRA BLUID | STACEY TYRELLExhibition Past

THE TEENAGE ZEITGEIST: At the Stack GalleryExhibition Past

SYBILExhibition Past

27TH ANNUAL WOMEN’S DAY INTERNATIONAL ART SHOWExhibition Past

REGENT PARK PUBLIC SCHOOL GRADE 6/7 GARDEN DESIGN PROGRAMExhibition Past

ROBYN RENNIE: SEEING BEYONDExhibition Past

Grant’s Legacy: Capturing Orillia’s History on FilmExhibition Current

WRITING IN THE ROOM: ORILLIA’S LITERARY LEGACYExhibition Past

FRIENDSHIP REDISCOVEREDExhibition Past

A COLLECTION INSPIRED EXHIBITION: A CLOSE UP ON CARMICHAELExhibition Past

50 YEARS OF MARIPOSA ARTS THEATREExhibition Past

STEEPED IN HISTORYExhibition Past

JENNIFER ZARDO: HOME SWEET HOMEExhibition Past

TED FULLERTON: THE SERPENT’S EGGExhibition Past

TRADITION TRANSFORMEDExhibition Past

HOMAGE by Donald StuartExhibition Past

ELIZABETH WYN WOODExhibition Past

26TH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY ART SHOWExhibition Past

RENEWAL: At the Stack GalleryExhibition Past

BEYOND THE FENCE: Christine Mack and David HillExhibition Past

GREAT TAIT: The True Story of Orillia’s First MillionaireExhibition Past

THE MACKINAW JACKET: A Canadian Folk CostumeExhibition Past

VIEWS OF ORILLIAExhibition Past

THE MAN WHO COULD FLY; THE GIRL WHO FLIES IN HER DREAMS BY SYLVIA TESORIExhibition Past

CARMICHAEL CANADIAN LANDSCAPE EXHIBITION: TRADITION TRANSFORMEDExhibition Past

EYEING MEDUSA: Amanta ScottExhibition Past

EYEING OMAH’S COLLECTIONExhibition Past

BURNER HERZOG: Gary Blundell and Victoria WardExhibition Past

CONVERSATIONS: 150th Anniversary of the Ontario Society of ArtistsExhibition Past

ORILLIA SOLDIERS’ MEMORIAL HOSPITAL POP-UP EXHIBITExhibition Past

RETURN TO SENDERExhibition Past

25th ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY ART SHOWExhibition Past

REFLECTIONS OF OURSELVESExhibition Past

AMY BAGSHAW: ART INTERRUPTIONSExhibition Past

FROM MARBLES TO MINECRAFT: A CENTURY OF CHILDHOODExhibition Past

COLOUR WITH A UExhibition Past

GOT THE TIME?Exhibition Past

JILL PRICE: UNFURLEDExhibition Past

WILL MCGARVEY: STICKS AND STONESExhibition Past

CARMICHAEL CANADIAN LANDSCAPE EXHIBITION: TRADITION TRANSFORMEDExhibition Past

AT RISK: TRACEY LAWKOExhibition Past

SHE SHOOTS, SHE SCORESExhibition Past

VIEWS FROM A CANOEExhibition Past

THE HISTORY OF MEDICINE IN ORILLIAExhibition Past

WELCOME HOME TO ORILLIAExhibition Past

D. AHSÉN:NASE DOUGLAS: WE ARE STILL HERE!Exhibition Past

CARMICHAEL CANADIAN LANDSCAPE EXHIBITION: TRADITION TRANSFORMEDExhibition Past

DYING MATTERS:REFLECTIONS OF GROWTH THROUGH GRIEFExhibition Past

SUMMER ON THE LAKEExhibition Past

THE HISTORY OF ORILLIA IN 50 ARTEFACTSExhibition Past

THE ORILLIA POLICE AND THE SIR SAMUEL STEELE MEMORIAL BUILDINGExhibition Past

Yoga with Rosanna Shillolo
2022-05-28 10:00 - 11:00 (America/Toronto)
Please join us in OMAH’s Franklin Carmichael Gallery for a one-hour gentle flow yoga session with Sunrise Studio owner Rosanna Shillolo. These past two years have been trying to say the least. Many of us have experienced change, suffered loss, and hopefully felt moments of joy in between. These yoga sessions are designed to promote hope and healing through movement and postures. These sessions are offered within the current exhibition Dying Matters: Expressions of Growth Through Grief (April 22-July 16), a partnership exhibition between Hospice Orillia and OMAH.
This is an adult program for all yoga skill levels. Please bring your own yoga mat and water bottle.
Members $20/General $22 (plus HST) for each workshop.

Two dates to choose from:
Saturday, May 7 from 10 – 11 a.m.
Please register by Tuesday May 3

Saturday, May 28 from 10 – 11 a.m.
Please register by Tuesday May 24

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER (MAY 7)

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER (MAY 28)

About Rosanna
After studying Psychology at the University of Guelph, Rosanna decided to combine her passion for health and fitness with helping others achieve wellness. In 2001 she became a certified Personal Trainer and Nutrition and Wellness Counselor. It wasn’t until she started raising a family that she discovered her love of yoga to help her find balance. In 2008 Rosanna graduated from the Georgian College Yoga Teacher Training Program.
In 2011, Rosanna opened Sunrise Yoga Studio where she currently teaches classes as well as trains and counsels clients. The studio name is inspired by the stunning sunrises on Lake Couchiching. To satisfy her desire to continually evolve and learn, Roseanna recently earned a Precision Nutrition certification to better serve and educate clients.
Rosanna feels fortunate to greet each day with a beautiful sunrise. Aside from the spectacular beauty, she feels that a sunrise holds significant meaning by offering us all a fresh start to each day. No matter our past experiences, today is always full of potential.

This is the beauty and challenge of yoga, to live in the present, moment to moment.

Exhibition Partner:
Hospice Orillia is a local support program that offers practical, emotional, and spiritual support to those in our community coping with advanced illness, death, and bereavement. One of its goals is to normalize death in a death-phobic society.

PA Day Camp
2022-06-03 09:00 - 16:00 (America/Toronto)
Experience & LearnAdults
Children/Teens
Seniors
Educators & Schools
2026 Summer Camps
Tours
Art in Public Places

Friday, June 3, 2022

For ages 5 – 12

On Friday June 3, 2022, OMAH is offering a PA Day camp. During this fun and creative day at the museum, campers will be guided through a variety of art and history workshops and activities both inside and outside of OMAH. If you’re looking for a way to entertain the kids during their PA Day, look no further than OMAH.
All materials will be provided.
Camper drop off: 8:45 am – 9:00 am
Camper pick up: 4:00 pm – 4:15 pm
COST
FAMILY MEMBERS = $35GENERAL = $40
Please note that information about your child will be collected upon registration confirmation. If you have any questions about this, send an email to The Operations Coordinator: visitors@orilliamuseum.org

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

VIEW OMAH'S CANCELLATION POLICY

AllChildren/Youth Programs

2026 Summer Camps2024 Day Camps, 2024 Summer Camps, 2025 Day Camps, 2025 Day Camps, 2025 Summer Camps, Camps, Children/Youth Programs

Eco-Art with Parklane Landscapes
2022-06-07 17:00 - 18:15 (America/Toronto)
Ages 4-12
The first Tuesday of each month (December excluded)
5:00 PM – 6:15 PM
We have teamed up again with the team of Parklane Landscapes to bring you eight sessions of eco-art programmes starting this fall. In this family based program, both children and guardians will learn about plants and planting, biodiversity, sustainable garden design, pollination, and the watershed through unique art projects, seed planting and games. Eco-Art runs on the first Tuesday of each month until June, December excluded. All family members are welcome, pricing is based per child.
This program is open to children ages 4-12 and requires guardian participation.

$15 per child ($12 for family membership holders*)

*When you purchase an OMAH family membership you will receive preferred pricing on all children and family programs. Click HERE to purchase a family membership today!

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR THE NOVEMBER SESSION!

View the cancellation policy

Space for this program is limited, so please register early.

VIEW OTHER CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS

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2026 Summer Camps2024 Day Camps, 2024 Summer Camps, 2025 Day Camps, 2025 Day Camps, 2025 Summer Camps, Camps, Children/Youth Programs

Behind-the-Scenes Tour and ActivitiesChildren's Art & History Virtual Programs

Sports in OrilliaChildren's History Virtual Programs

Music in OrilliaChildren's History Virtual Programs

HAPPY BIRDS WITH INGI GOULD
2022-06-15 12:00 - 14:00 (America/Toronto)
On Wednesday, June 15, from 12 to 2 p.m., join regional artist Ingi Gould for your chance to make an expressive soft-sculpture bird. Ingi is currently exhibiting in two of our exhibitions, The 25th Annual International Women’s Day Art Show and Dying Matters Exhibition, and her birds have been brightening up our shop for months. We wanted to give you the opportunity to make your own “Happy Bird” in this Midday Make workshop. All materials and light refreshments included. No artistic experience is necessary.
Please register by Saturday, June 11, to reserve your place.
Members $35/General $40 (plus HST)

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

2022 Annual General Meeting
2022-06-16 19:00 - 20:00 (America/Toronto)
Please note that you MUST be a member in good standing to attend the AGM, you will not be able to register using this link without signing in. Your membership ID is your email address. If you have any trouble with the registration process, please send an email to Monica: visitors@orilliamuseum.org.

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

CLICK ON THE LINKS BELOW TO VIEW THE DOCUMENTS

AGENDA

OMAH'S PACHTER PANORAMA
2022-06-18 14:00 - 16:00 (America/Toronto)
Proceeds from this event will go to OMAH’s Endowment fund for long-term sustainability and community programming. To donate directly to either fund, please click on the links below.
CLICK HERE TO DONATE TO OMAH’s ENDOWMENT FUND
CLICK HERE TO DONATE TO OMAH PROGRAMMING
Any supporter who donates $150 or more will receive a classic, limited edition print, Six Figures in a Landscape by Charles Pachter.

VIEW THE AUCTION PREVIEW

Mark your calendars!

Auction preview: Monday, June 13, 2022, 9 a.m.
Bidding opens: Thursday, June 16, 9 a.m.
Garden Party: Saturday, June 18, 2022, 2 – 4 p.m.
Auction closes: Saturday, June 18, 2022, 4 p.m.

Everything that you need to know about the auction and event can be found in the FAQs, click on the button below for more information.

FAQ

ONLINE AUCTION
June 16 – 18
Don’t miss your opportunity to take home an iconic Pachter original or print. The auction preview will be available beginning on Monday, June 13 at 9 a.m. Click on the link below to view the auction website and register to bid. If you have any trouble registering, please send call the museum: (705) 326-2159 or email Monica: visitors@orilliamuseum.org.

GO TO THE AUCTION WEBSITE

GARDEN PARTY
June 18, 2 – 4 p.m.
Join us at the Moose Factory of Orillia (52 Western Avenue) for an afternoon of entertainment.

Live music
Wine tasting with Andre Derrick
Refreshments
Much more!

This event is open to everyone – the more the merrier! There is no cost to register. To register to attend, click on the link below.

REGISTER FOR THE LIVE EVENT

Everything that you need to know about the auction and event can be found in the FAQs, click on the button below for more information.

FAQ

This event is sponsored in part by:

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

People who attend our events are local professionals, business people, art supporters, artistsand community influencers — a great opportunity to reinforce your community connections!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW SPONSORSHIP PACKAGES AVAILABLE

Father's Day Walking Tour
2022-06-22 19:00 - 20:30 (America/Toronto)
FATHER’S DAY WALKING TOUR
Wednesday, June 22, 2022. 7:00 – 8:30 p.m.

This Father’s Day, give the dad in your life the gift of an experience with OMAH. On Wednesday, June 22 starting at 7p.m., OMAH is running a special Father’s Day edition of our popular 19+ tour, “Gangs, Guns and Grog: True Stories of Orillia’s Wild West Days.” This is a 1.5 hour walking tour through Orillia’s downtown where we tell our favourite stories of Orillia’s bad, booze-fueled behaviour in the late 1800s, before prohibition. This tour runs in partnership with the Hog N’ Penny pub, which is where we conclude our evening, and the first drink is on OMAH. Spoil Dad with an evening he won’t soon forget, by sharing a drink and a laugh on our tour.
Cost: $25 per person ($20 for members) + HST
One drink is included in your ticket price.

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

GANGS, GUNS AND GROG
2022-07-06 19:00 - 20:30, 2022-07-13 19:00 - 20:30, 2022-07-20 19:00 - 20:30 (America/Toronto)
This summer OMAH’s popular guided downtown walking tour returns. Gangs, Guns and Grog is themed around Orillia in the 1870s, a time in which there was a licensed pub for every 150 citizens and it was legal to carry a loaded and concealed firearm. 1870s Orillia was chaos, and we are so excited to tell you all about it every Wednesday night! Tours will depart from OMAH at 7pm and finish at The Hog N’ Penny at 8:30pm where a flight is included in your ticket price. Please wear appropriate footwear to walk in. This program begins on Wednesday July 6, and will run every Wednesday until the end of August. Book now as space is limited! You won’t want to miss out on this fantastic date night opportunity, or an evening out with friends.
$25 per person ($20 for members).
This tour is for ages 19+ as alcohol is included. Tickets must be booked at least 24 hours in advance.

For more information, send an email to Monica.

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

DYING MATTERS CLOSING RECEPTION
2022-07-07 17:00 - 19:00 (America/Toronto)
CLICK HERE TO RSVP

HISTORICAL ORILLIA: A GUIDED WALKING TOUR
2022-07-08 19:00 - 20:30, 2022-07-15 19:00 - 20:30 (America/Toronto)
On Friday nights, OMAH will be running guided, history walking tours all around the downtown. Join your guide for a fascinating excursion through the Orillia of the past as we share stories of famous local people and places. Some stories are sure to bring back memories, and maybe some will be new to you! Tours will depart from OMAH at 7pm and return to the museum after about an hour and a half. Please wear appropriate footwear to walk in. This program begins on Friday July 8th, and will run every Friday until the fall. Book now as space is limited!
Only $10 per person ($7.50 for members).

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

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Summer on the Lake
2022-07-10 - 2022-09-30
July 2022 – September 2022

SUMMER ON THE LAKE

Details
July 2022 – September 2022

Categories
Summer

In our upcoming exhibit, “Summer on the Lake” we’ll be displaying a selection of artefacts from our collection that symbolize some of Orillia’s most famous features, the lakes. From fishing at the Narrows to rowing races, from waterskiing to swimming to dancing at the Pav, Orillians have been enjoying their time at the lake for hundreds of years. We’re going to celebrate those favourite summertime experiences in our exhibit, coming this summer.

OTHER EXIBITIONS

AllExhibition CurrentExhibition PastExhibition Upcoming

The Many Faces of Paul Shilling: A RetrospectiveExhibition Current

Drake Williams: Awaken the SpiritsExhibition Current, Exhibition Upcoming

Icons & Alter Egos: Heroes, Villains, and Everything In-BetweenExhibition Past

Media Arts ShowcaseExhibition Past

From Hand to Heirloom: The Art of CraftExhibition Current

Face to FaceExhibition Past

29th Annual International Women’s Day Art ShowExhibition Past

Made in OrilliaExhibition Current

Tradition TransformedExhibition Past

Yours to Uncover: An Ontario Road Trip | Peter Fyfe and John NottenExhibition Past

John Gould: Travels of the Mind and BodyExhibition Past

Voices Through Time: A Mariposa JourneyExhibition Past

Tracing Places: Advertising in OrilliaExhibition Past

Orillia: Then & NowExhibition Past

28th Annual International Women’s Day Art ShowExhibition Past

ORILLIA LANDSCAPESExhibition Past

THE SEVEN GRANDFATHER TEACHINGS: AT THE ORILLIA RECREATION CENTREExhibition Past

A Collection-Inspired Exhibition: Four Seasons in OrilliaExhibition Past

Gordon Lightfoot: Turning Back the Pages | Permanent Exhibition | Orillia Museum of Art & HistoryExhibition Current

Perspectives Through Their EyesExhibition Past

Heritage in Hues: Orillia’s Story Through TextilesExhibition Past

Loup Garou & Mocassins | Nathalie BertinExhibition Past

Behold a Man Who is a Bean | Harley DuckExhibition Past

TRADITION TRANSFORMEDExhibition Past

OWL PEN REVISITED | GILLIAN LOWRYExhibition Past

TEACHERS AND THEIR ENDURING IMPACT | JOSE SALASExhibition Past

INCLUSION: AT THE STACK GALLERYExhibition Past

EVERYONE HAS A STORY: TALES OF A COMMUNITYExhibition Current

THE PROCESS INFORMS ME | JEANETTE LUCHESEExhibition Past

PAWTRAITSExhibition Past

REFLECTIONS OF OUR ROOTSExhibition Past

BACKRA BLUID | STACEY TYRELLExhibition Past

THE TEENAGE ZEITGEIST: At the Stack GalleryExhibition Past

SYBILExhibition Past

27TH ANNUAL WOMEN’S DAY INTERNATIONAL ART SHOWExhibition Past

REGENT PARK PUBLIC SCHOOL GRADE 6/7 GARDEN DESIGN PROGRAMExhibition Past

ROBYN RENNIE: SEEING BEYONDExhibition Past

Grant’s Legacy: Capturing Orillia’s History on FilmExhibition Current

WRITING IN THE ROOM: ORILLIA’S LITERARY LEGACYExhibition Past

FRIENDSHIP REDISCOVEREDExhibition Past

A COLLECTION INSPIRED EXHIBITION: A CLOSE UP ON CARMICHAELExhibition Past

50 YEARS OF MARIPOSA ARTS THEATREExhibition Past

STEEPED IN HISTORYExhibition Past

JENNIFER ZARDO: HOME SWEET HOMEExhibition Past

TED FULLERTON: THE SERPENT’S EGGExhibition Past

TRADITION TRANSFORMEDExhibition Past

HOMAGE by Donald StuartExhibition Past

ELIZABETH WYN WOODExhibition Past

26TH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY ART SHOWExhibition Past

RENEWAL: At the Stack GalleryExhibition Past

BEYOND THE FENCE: Christine Mack and David HillExhibition Past

GREAT TAIT: The True Story of Orillia’s First MillionaireExhibition Past

THE MACKINAW JACKET: A Canadian Folk CostumeExhibition Past

VIEWS OF ORILLIAExhibition Past

THE MAN WHO COULD FLY; THE GIRL WHO FLIES IN HER DREAMS BY SYLVIA TESORIExhibition Past

CARMICHAEL CANADIAN LANDSCAPE EXHIBITION: TRADITION TRANSFORMEDExhibition Past

EYEING MEDUSA: Amanta ScottExhibition Past

EYEING OMAH’S COLLECTIONExhibition Past

BURNER HERZOG: Gary Blundell and Victoria WardExhibition Past

CONVERSATIONS: 150th Anniversary of the Ontario Society of ArtistsExhibition Past

ORILLIA SOLDIERS’ MEMORIAL HOSPITAL POP-UP EXHIBITExhibition Past

RETURN TO SENDERExhibition Past

25th ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY ART SHOWExhibition Past

REFLECTIONS OF OURSELVESExhibition Past

AMY BAGSHAW: ART INTERRUPTIONSExhibition Past

FROM MARBLES TO MINECRAFT: A CENTURY OF CHILDHOODExhibition Past

COLOUR WITH A UExhibition Past

GOT THE TIME?Exhibition Past

JILL PRICE: UNFURLEDExhibition Past

WILL MCGARVEY: STICKS AND STONESExhibition Past

CARMICHAEL CANADIAN LANDSCAPE EXHIBITION: TRADITION TRANSFORMEDExhibition Past

AT RISK: TRACEY LAWKOExhibition Past

SHE SHOOTS, SHE SCORESExhibition Past

VIEWS FROM A CANOEExhibition Past

THE HISTORY OF MEDICINE IN ORILLIAExhibition Past

WELCOME HOME TO ORILLIAExhibition Past

D. AHSÉN:NASE DOUGLAS: WE ARE STILL HERE!Exhibition Past

CARMICHAEL CANADIAN LANDSCAPE EXHIBITION: TRADITION TRANSFORMEDExhibition Past

DYING MATTERS:REFLECTIONS OF GROWTH THROUGH GRIEFExhibition Past

SUMMER ON THE LAKEExhibition Past

THE HISTORY OF ORILLIA IN 50 ARTEFACTSExhibition Past

THE ORILLIA POLICE AND THE SIR SAMUEL STEELE MEMORIAL BUILDINGExhibition Past
