I visited the Arts Project when my friends company was celebrating their anniversary. They had a…read moreprojector set up with a slideshow and a movie. It was catered and had alcohol as well. This is a perfect space for a smaller event with urban flare. As I add happenings around London to the Yelp Events page, I always find a TON of stuff happening at the Arts Project. From plays, exhibits, painting, to event hosting, this place is a multifaceted space with great work on the walls. I took some time to take in the art while we celebrated at the event and each piece was very lovely. I don't know too much about art galleries or art itself but I really enjoyed my time here. It felt relaxed, yet exclusive. Next time you need a spot to host an event, check out the Arts Project, you will be glad you did!

For the creatively inclined and curious, this is the go to place. Many art classes open to the…read morepublic, festivals using this location as HQ, you'll definitely find something to your liking. Yesterday was promoting the Dundas street festival. There is a variety of art on display by local artists. The atmosphere is very upbeat and you should definitely come here during the London fringe festival!

The work that Reflections does is top tier and will help all your pieces to look the absolute best…read morethey can. They have impeccable taste that helps to upgrade any room and makes such a difference.

Leslie is fantastic!!! She was welcoming and fun to talk to and very easy to work with as we talked…read moreabout framing options. I was very pleased that we weren't sold things, such as glass types that we didn't need. I would whole heartedly recommend this business to anyone needing framing done and I can't wait to see my pieces finished. I will be going back with another piece in the future!

Amazing hub for arts of all media and artists. So many different classes for everyone of all ages!!read more

From the owner: For the Love of Art provides emerging and established artists with a safe venue with which to sell…read moretheir works of art and meet potential customers. The artisans' alley also allows artists an opportunity to create their art on site, network with other artists and participate in live demonstrations, while allowing them to interact with the public.​ We also offer art classes. Choose from a wide variety of classes in mediums such as watercolour, acrylic, oil, pen and ink, pencil drawing, mixed media, kids and youth art as well as fibre art and creative writing.

"I recently had my artwork framed at the Framing and Art Centre on Horton Street and I couldn't be…read morehappier with the results! The quality of the work done by the framing centre was exceptional and exceeded my expectations. The customer service I received was also top-notch - they were friendly, knowledgeable, and went above and beyond to ensure that I was satisfied with my purchase. In addition to their framing services, they also have a little gift shop containing many items made by local artisans. As an artist myself, I appreciate that they support local artists. Overall, I had an excellent experience at the Framing and Art Centre and would highly recommend them to anyone looking for high-quality framing services." Kelly Murphy of Kelly Murphy Fine Art

From the owner: Creative custom picture framing, Corporate Art, Funky gifts, cards, jewelry…read more Come in and visit us!

Not many museums are free but this one is (by donation) and it was an easy walk to get to. When you…read moreenter, there are washrooms to the left and a gift shop in front. The gift shop has homemade jewelry, housewares and trinkets, books, and wallets. They had a cute bicycle display with various items. The front desk was staffed and the woman working told us the exhibits were upstairs. We made our way to the stairs and there's also an elevator. Once on the second floor, there were a couple of doors and then a volunteer was seating there telling us where to go. The exhibit on the left was ok, not a lot to see but a few interesting pieces. My favourite was the paint workshop with cans all coloured with paint. We went to the other side and there was an exhibit of book covers and an Aboriginal one. The book covers wasn't so interesting but the Aboriginal one had old records and cylinders that recorded conversations and songs. There were some sofas and a large window looking out to water and greenery. It was a lovely view. We spent an hour here and it was ok. They are going through some renovations but hopefully they can make better use of all the space.

Nice place to bring a small family with older kids and for a quick date getaway. It's a rather…read moresmaller museum and nice place to meet people for a quick gathering at their cafe shop. You can spend as little as 1 hour to see their collection. Smaller parking area with a small parking fee to pay at the self-standing booth to get a ticket location at the museum pathway about 20-30 feet from the front door. Give a online donation of a few dollars to support them for future work. Pleasant to visit and comfortable.

A wonderful experience from start to finish. Very friendly and knowledgeable staff made having my…read morepiece framed painless. Trust their experience and you will not be disappointed.

Really knowlegable, helpful, friendly 'Staff' helped me find a print of a harbour on the east coast…read morewith two fishing boats docked there!