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The Forgotten Homeless – Richard Todd & Artists Against Homelessnes Adrian V
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Children Talking Christmas – The Superior View Lisa Tucker
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The New Normal – Soul Creation Maria Iuliano with Fidgal
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John Clement Lisa Tucker
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Explore all the unique flavours and handcrafted treasures that Algoma has to offer at our Moonlight Market on Thurs, Dec 12 from 6pm-9pm at 73 Brock St. Over 30+ vendors will be in attendance, plus many downtown shops will be open and festive activities to enjoy. Give a gift made […]
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Up real late or up real early, music to get you up and at it. 
The Art Gallery of Algoma (AGA) is proud and excited to present the exhibition Confluence opening on Nov. 1, 2024, at 7 p.m. The participating Artists/Storytellers are Noel (Skip) Jones (Anishinaabe Elder), Barbara Nolan (Ojibwa elder and Nishnaabemwinlanguage immersion teacher), Sister Mary Jo Radey (Congregation of the Sisters of St. […] 
Show Featuring 25 artist from the Algoma Art Society Art Exhibition and 6x6 Show & Sale |
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Join via Zoom https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84874711955 To Register Contact Miranda Boucher, Artistic Director miranda@thinkingrock.ca |
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Art makes a wonderful gift + we have gift certificates available! We can’t wait to see you! Thank-you for supporting local artists! The Art Hub is OPEN for Moonlight Magic in Downtown SSM! Stores open LATE! Tree lighting 7:00 p.m. |
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Come down and meet the artists as they open up their studios. Here's your chance to ask them questions about the work you see on display, featuring the Hub Residents Past and Present.
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Featuring the Hub Residents Past and Present. Many artists will be present, come and meet them at their studio! |
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In the summer of 1975, the Art Gallery of Algoma was officially incorporated. This was a huge undertaking of a group of dedicated volunteers led by Mrs. Elsie Savoie who became the first President of the Board of the newly formed gallery. Over the next five decades the gallery grew […] |
