If you are looking for something special to do this summer, come join us on the Art Trail. The Art in Public Spaces Committee of the Arts Council~Haliburton Highlands is hosting an art trail, located in public venues throughout the Highlands. The art trail will showcase the amazing talent of our local artists. Focusing on the theme of Renewal, the trail will feature artwork that evokes a sense of re-awakening in the Highlands, as we emerge from the isolation and restrictions of the Covid 19 pandemic. 

The show will open on July 1^st and continue until October 15^th. Tour the beautiful Haliburton Highlands either virtually or in-person and visit the host venues along the trail. More information will be available shortly on the Arts Council website at www.haliburtonarts.on.ca. Click on the Art Trail page. Pick up a map guide brochure from any of the host venues, or download the PocketSights app from the Arts Council’s website. The brochure and the PocketSights app provide information on the host venue locations, the participating artists and inspirational insights. Come join us on the Trail!

Art in Public Spaces Highlands Brewery Exhibition       

HIGHLAND WIND STUDIO

Raku, Pottery and Sculpture

2254 Duck Lake Road, Minden, Ontario

(1 km south of Blairhampton Road)

705-286-3383 | [email protected]

Come and see exciting demonstrations of the centuries-old Raku process. As well as stunning decorative pieces, there is also a wide selection of functional stoneware for everyday use. Select a charming sculpture for your home in metal or clay: a whimsical dragon, a realistic loon, a Haliburton tree or an eye-catching wall piece. As always look for the red dragon mailbox to signal our location. Open by chance or appointment. | www.studiorosepottery.com

Rehearsal time for all of these roles is light to moderate on weekends. 10 performances from July 4.See www.highlandssummerfestival.on.ca for performance schedule

Those interested should contact Director Scot Denton: [email protected] or Melissa Stephens: [email protected]

Table rental for the day is $20 for a full table and $10 for a half table. Please see the attached application form for more details. Click here for the application

Learn to dye yarn, fibre, and wool/silk based fabrics at Indigodragonfly's Stained Fingers Dye Camp this summer. Beginners to advanced students are welcome. You will learn a variety of techniques over this 5 day course, including: mixing colour, immersion dyeing, handpainting, ombre and gradient dyeing, speckles, tied techniques, layering colour, and much more! Classes are limited to 5 people only, and include one on one instruction.

July 11-15: 3 spots available

August 15-19: 1 spot available

More information and application: https://indigodragonfly.ca/blogs/news/stained-fingers-dye-camp

For more information about Haliburton County Public Library's latest additions click here or visit haliburtonlibrary.ca

Hours for Rails End Gallery:

https://railsendgallery.com/

Wed. to Fri. 11am - 5pm & Sat. 11am - 4pm

 SPECIAL WORKSHOPS:

Drum Painting workshop from 1 to 3pm at Whirling Wisdom Studio, communal Tipi 

For reservation and detailed info contact Biljana: [email protected] or tel.: 647-518-5593 or visit the HomePage at: www.froghollowarttour.com  

Join Frog Hollow Art toure Grand Opening weekend and special events: June 4 and 5th, 2022. Whirling Wisdom Creations is hosting Grand Tea Party at the Gardens with live Music and Intuitive Messages 

Earth Dance Studio is leading an "Infinity Trail" hike from 11am to 1pm on June 5th

For the ones interested in "expressive painting" join in Whirling Wisdom Studio from 

for more info contact: www.froghollowarttour.com 

[email protected] or tel.: 647-518-5593 

 Haliburton Legion (downstairs in the Club Room)

https://www.haliburtonfolk.com/