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THREE-FIFTY SQUARES
Holiday Show
featuring curated artists from the Ottawa region
Celebrate the season at the Carleton Place Gallery with Three-Fifty Squares; a special holiday exhibition featuring a diverse selection of original 12x12 artworks and sculptures, each priced at $350. This curated collection showcases the creativity of Ottawa-region artists working within a shared scale, and is perfect for collectors and gift-givers alike. The show offers an opportunity to acquire unique works of art just in time for the holidays. Whether you are giving or collecting, celebrate the season with art that is both memorable and meaningful.
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10%of all proceeds will be given to the Carleton Place Youth Centre.
Monetary donations will be accepted at the gallery. |
Three-Fifty Squares will begin with an online BIG REVEAL from 9 PM Friday, November 21 until Saturday, November 22 , 5 pm, where you can reserve your favourite piece for pick up first thing Sunday morning. Thursday, November 27, 5-8 will feature a Meet the Artist evening. Join us for an evening of food, fun and music.
On Saturday, December 6 from 7 pm to 9 pm, the gallery will be hosting music by The Nathan Sloniowski Trio (Nathan Sloniowski, Barry Buse and Bill Serson). More information to come on this concert.
Keep an eye out for additional promotions throughout the show ..... give aways, pre-Christmas promo and more. Stay tuned for exciting information on this new event.
On Saturday, December 6 from 7 pm to 9 pm, the gallery will be hosting music by The Nathan Sloniowski Trio (Nathan Sloniowski, Barry Buse and Bill Serson). More information to come on this concert.
Keep an eye out for additional promotions throughout the show ..... give aways, pre-Christmas promo and more. Stay tuned for exciting information on this new event.
Carleton Place Riverfront Artscape Makes Its Debut – A Celebration of Art and Music
The Carleton Place Gallery launched the first-ever Carleton Place Riverfront Artscape, a vibrant outdoor festival of locally and lovingly produced art, music and food to be held on Saturday, August 16 along the beautiful Mississippi riverside in Sinclair Square adjacent to the Gallery on 210 Bridge Street.
Conceived and organized by Ginny Fobert, owner of the Carleton Place Gallery – which showcases local and regional artists year-round and is a hub for creativity in the Ottawa Valley – this brand-new community event brought together 32 top notch fine artists plus plein air painters and an anime portrait artist for a fabulous outdoor summer art show, complemented by food from Blue Spoon Atelier and El Patchos Tacos and a full day of live music. The music schedule and stage are being curated by Kathryn Adeney, with professional audio and staging provided by Bill Pope and Patty Griffin-Pope, of the Almonte Song Circle and Friends.
Participating artists include: Gierdre Abromatis, Heather Anderson, Bel Angeles, Cor Beattie, Sari Beattie, Shane Belanger, Adam Bowick, Nancy Brandsma, Amber Campbell, Barbara Chappelle, Bruce Clifford, Elaine Comeau, Jaynie Coulterman, Cairn Cunnane, Pat Durant, Miriam Dwyer, Leah Hicks, Diane Kaminski, Mireille Laroche, Tania Marsh, Jeffrey McGuire, Donna McPhail, Carol Mitchell, Janis Miller Hall, Tara Morris, Jennifer Prevost, Cecilia Troy, Emily Scholfield, Kay Wallace, Jordan Walmsley, Haleena Wiens, a group of Plein Air Painters throughout the day and Anime Portraits by Martin Cortes.
“The Carleton Place Riverfront Artscape is all about building community and celebrating the incredible talent in and around Carleton Place,” says organizer Ginny Fobert. “We want residents and visitors to wander among the fine art, grab a bite, listen to live music, and truly soak in our vibrant culture alongside the beautiful Mississippi River.”
The featured Music Tent performances will create a welcoming atmosphere of acoustic music. The lineup included: Christophe Elie withSusanna Wiens and Bob Gernon, Jack Teerstra, with Anne Gauthier (Kathryn Adeney accompanying), Mark Friesen, and Nisha Parekh, Chad Clifford (with Nathan Sloniowski accompanying), followed by Darren LaBrash and David Keeble, Chris White, who is also host of “Canadian Spaces” on CKCU-FM, Canada’s longest-running folk radio show, with Bill Pope and Patti Griffin-Pope, and Peter Rutherford. Closing set with Tyler Craig and Nathan Sloniowski, who have both released new singer-songwriter albums in the past year, and also play together in The Maywoods, a band that features the music of John Prine.
Thousands came. The streets were lined with parked cars and the park was full of fine art, fun, creativity, music and community spirit on the Carleton Place riverfront.
2026 promises to be even more exciting!
The Carleton Place Gallery launched the first-ever Carleton Place Riverfront Artscape, a vibrant outdoor festival of locally and lovingly produced art, music and food to be held on Saturday, August 16 along the beautiful Mississippi riverside in Sinclair Square adjacent to the Gallery on 210 Bridge Street.
Conceived and organized by Ginny Fobert, owner of the Carleton Place Gallery – which showcases local and regional artists year-round and is a hub for creativity in the Ottawa Valley – this brand-new community event brought together 32 top notch fine artists plus plein air painters and an anime portrait artist for a fabulous outdoor summer art show, complemented by food from Blue Spoon Atelier and El Patchos Tacos and a full day of live music. The music schedule and stage are being curated by Kathryn Adeney, with professional audio and staging provided by Bill Pope and Patty Griffin-Pope, of the Almonte Song Circle and Friends.
Participating artists include: Gierdre Abromatis, Heather Anderson, Bel Angeles, Cor Beattie, Sari Beattie, Shane Belanger, Adam Bowick, Nancy Brandsma, Amber Campbell, Barbara Chappelle, Bruce Clifford, Elaine Comeau, Jaynie Coulterman, Cairn Cunnane, Pat Durant, Miriam Dwyer, Leah Hicks, Diane Kaminski, Mireille Laroche, Tania Marsh, Jeffrey McGuire, Donna McPhail, Carol Mitchell, Janis Miller Hall, Tara Morris, Jennifer Prevost, Cecilia Troy, Emily Scholfield, Kay Wallace, Jordan Walmsley, Haleena Wiens, a group of Plein Air Painters throughout the day and Anime Portraits by Martin Cortes.
“The Carleton Place Riverfront Artscape is all about building community and celebrating the incredible talent in and around Carleton Place,” says organizer Ginny Fobert. “We want residents and visitors to wander among the fine art, grab a bite, listen to live music, and truly soak in our vibrant culture alongside the beautiful Mississippi River.”
The featured Music Tent performances will create a welcoming atmosphere of acoustic music. The lineup included: Christophe Elie withSusanna Wiens and Bob Gernon, Jack Teerstra, with Anne Gauthier (Kathryn Adeney accompanying), Mark Friesen, and Nisha Parekh, Chad Clifford (with Nathan Sloniowski accompanying), followed by Darren LaBrash and David Keeble, Chris White, who is also host of “Canadian Spaces” on CKCU-FM, Canada’s longest-running folk radio show, with Bill Pope and Patti Griffin-Pope, and Peter Rutherford. Closing set with Tyler Craig and Nathan Sloniowski, who have both released new singer-songwriter albums in the past year, and also play together in The Maywoods, a band that features the music of John Prine.
Thousands came. The streets were lined with parked cars and the park was full of fine art, fun, creativity, music and community spirit on the Carleton Place riverfront.
2026 promises to be even more exciting!
Access all the amazing events happening in Carleton Place using this link: https://carletonplace.ca/events-calendar The gallery is an active member of the BIA and participates in all the downtown events. Coming up is soon is Pumpkinfest, Winterfest, Santa Claus Parade.
Art Expedition 2025 – Call for Artwork Submission
We’re excited to announce the return of Art Expedition — a public art banner project in Downtown Carleton Place running from July to October 2025!
Presented by:
@downtowncarletonplace
Community Partners: @carletonplacegallery @townofcarletonplace @cp_tourism
We’re excited to announce the return of Art Expedition — a public art banner project in Downtown Carleton Place running from July to October 2025!
Presented by:
@downtowncarletonplace
Community Partners: @carletonplacegallery @townofcarletonplace @cp_tourism
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