"Canada's most beautiful arts centre"
The Alton Mill is home to some 25 studio artists,
unique shops
,
galleries,
and a
heritage museum,
while the industrial-chic ambiance makes it the perfect venue to
host your event
. Built on the banks of Shaw's Creek, this national-award-winning heritage building is now "a jewel in the crown of the GTA's arts scene".
Come by and check out new artwork, workshops, shows, and more!
Our regular hours are Wednesday through Sunday and Holiday Mondays from 10 am to 5 pm.
Calling all fiction readers and aspiring writers! This is the event for you.
The afternoon will include a vibrant panel discussion as well as an Author Marketplace for the first time in Headwaters Arts Authors Afternoon history. The marketplace will feature writers, publishers and those who coach and educate writers.
In alignment with Headwaters Arts’ dedication to community art and nurturing emerging talent, the 2024 Author’s Afternoon promises to be a unique experience, distinct from other literary events happening in the region.
Find out more and get your ticket in advance!
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Enhance your artistic voice in the abstract realm.
Resident artist Lydia Panart will be hosting an abstract painting workshop off-site at McMichael Canadian Art Collection. Through visual explanations, technique demonstrations, and one-on-one feedback, Lydia will help students discover the layering process that is crucial to bring their images to life.
Sign up at the link below.
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Headwaters Arts proudly presents it's 28th annual Fall Festival Juried Art Show and Sale taking place September 18 - October 6. Take part in a celebration of arts and culture while supporting local artists. Find out more about the events of the festival on the Headwaters Arts website.
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Fibre Artists Thriving at Alton Mill
Leslie Knight and Yvonne Iten-Scott are the creative minds behind The Mill Fibre Art, who moved into their studio about a year ago. Read more about their meeting, inspiration and goals for the future of the studio in this article by Caledon Citizen.
William Algie was far more than just the founder of what was once a woolen mill. Read about his greater impact on the Alton community in the most recent issue of In the Hills.
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Call for Artists
Help create a rich tapestry of Art and Music.
Headwaters Arts has put out an Open Call inviting artists to create their own masterpiece on a provided 6x8" canvas expressing/depicting how music inspires you.
There is no entry fee, and artists must register by May 11, 2024. More info is available on Headwaters Arts' website.