Join us on August 16th 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM for the opening reception of the Kids’ Art Creation Exhibition!
This show features artwork created during the summer’s Art Creation workshop hosted by the Town of Bridgewater Recreation staff.
The Exhibition runs until September 13, 2025.
“High and Dry” is a collection of six images by Charlene Morton, taken in Blue Rocks, Bridgewater, Gold River, Lunenburg, and Voglers Cove. It is an off-season visual gesture to remind us of the beauty of boats, not only on but also off the water.
Show runs May 2 – July 31, 2023
The Friends of the DesBrisay Museum Society is hosting its annual Shop, Sip & Support event on Saturday, November 22 from 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm. It is a festive, social shopping experience that supports local makers, artists, and authors. Enjoy hot cider while shopping for your gifts. Gift wrapping is available. Members of the…
Take part in a Journal Making workshop at DesBrisay Museum on February 18, 2023.
This is a FREE art program for individuals with autism, hosted by the South Shore Chapter of Autism Nova Scotia. The program runs the 1st Saturday of every month.
Join us for a workshop with artist, Janet Griffen and recreate a painting from the museum’s folk art collection! Saturday, October 18 from 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm. Free Event. All Supplies Provided. Registration Required. Space is Limited. To Register, contact Museum Staff at museum@bridgewater.ca or 902-543-4033.
2024 Group Show Changing Landscapes highlights work made by emerging and mid-career artists from across the South Shore region. This multi-media exhibition consists of work made in response to contemporary concerns such as extreme weather, human activity, climate catastrophe, decolonization, migration, climate justice, wildlife habitat conservation, and more. The Western tradition of landscape painting is…
Eva and Evelyne are two artists who, in this work, celebrate nature’s most primal forms – the raw components of our planet: air and stone. They see their beauty. Life on earth relies upon this foundation, but is fragile in contrast to the permanence of these elemental materials. Evelyne’s spare and austere mixed media prints…
