Excited to be an artist in the 2025 Bath Artfest!
Sept. 13th – 10am to 4pm
These are some of the pieces I will be offering.
Excited to be an artist in the 2025 Bath Artfest!
Sept. 13th – 10am to 4pm
Experience a weekend of art, music, food and great company at the 2025 Buckhorn Festival of the Arts on
Saturday, August 16 from 10am to 5pm; Sunday, August 17 from 10am to 4pm.
The Buckhorn Festival of the Arts brings professional, world-renowned artists from across Canada to the park-like setting of the Buckhorn Community Centre. This event originated as the first fundraising event in 1978 to help pay for the mortgage on the original buildings and land. Today, the show is known as one of the country’s premier events.
Not only does the show feature professional artists, but there’s also an Amateur Art Competition, Art Activity Zone, exhibit of youth art, and live music. As well, an annual Special Exhibit is curated by a committee of artists to bring something unique to each year’s event.
Admission is by donation. Dogs must be leashed and are not allowed in buildings.
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Pec Studio Tour Weekend
September 19 to 21, 2025 – 10am-5pm
I will be a guest artist with Linda Vanderkolk during Studio Tour Weekend
Red Apron Pottery
26 County Road 7, Picton
Tour Weekend Hours 10-6
My work is available at the The Hive in Bath Ontario, a co-operative art gallery currently featuring the work of 20 artists.
For more information about the The Hive, visit their website: thehivebath.com
The Hive
363 Main Street
Bath, Ontario,
K0H1G0
Email: info@thehive.com
for an inspiring night at Museum of Lennox & Addington with local artists and active members of the Greater Napanee & Area Arts Association: Gary Barnett and Joanne Kells, as we celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the GNAAA!
Tuesday, May 21st, 2024.
Time: 7PM (doors open at 6:30PM)
Cost: $3/person
Joanne, who always aspired to be a professional artist, found her confidence when she moved to Napanee, speaking her dream out loud. Taking courses and seeking mentorship, she honed her skills and gained confidence.
Gary Barnett, a graphic designer since the mid-1970s, ventured into abstract painting in the early 1980s. Drawing inspiration from contemporary art, he developed a unique abstract style rooted in chemistry and energy.
The Buckhorn Festival of the Arts brings professional, world-renowned artists from across Canada to the park-like setting of the Buckhorn Community Centre. This event originated as the first fundraising event in 1978 to help pay for the mortgage on the original buildings and land. Today, the show is known as one of the country’s premier events.
These are a few pieces that will be included in the show. [SIGN-UP] for my newsletter for more information.
L&A Studio Tour 2024
Lennox and Addington County