Join us this Thursday, August 28, 6–8 pm, to celebrate the culmination of new generation artist Ava Margueritte’s micro-residency and solo exhibition ‘Landfall’! Engage with the artist, the photography, and the local arts community at this special closing reception.

Congratulations to our artist-in-residence Ava Margueritte on her first solo exhibition and thank you to all who came out to the fantastic finissage last night at WWG! ‘Landfall’ runs until Saturday, September 6, 2025.

Hyper Creative, Episode 5: ‘Landfall’ youtu.be/zdHtML-Olus?fe… via YouTube A deep dive into ‘Landfall’, which ran Jul 29–Sep 6. The episode includes footage from the finissage and an intimate dialogue between artist Ava Margueritte and WWG ED Alex Maeve Campbell.

The gallery will be closed on Tuesday, September 30, to observe National Day for Truth and Reconciliation by remembering and honouring the Indigenous children who were lost, and the survivors of residential schools.

Please note, White Water Gallery will be closed for Thanksgiving weekend. We will re-open current exhibition ‘Haptic Voices’ on Tuesday, October 14, 2025. We wish you all a happy and healthy holiday!

The Annual General Meeting will take place Thursday, November 6, 2025, at 7:30 pm. You can purchase your membership online! Visit whitewatergallery.com/supporters/mem… to purchase or renew your membership. The AGM is a virtual online event. Members visit whitewatergallery.com/agm-registrati… to register.

Join us on Saturday, November 15 at 2 pm for ‘Seeing Sounds’, another fantastic (and free!) workshop-performance led by Theatre Making North Bay. Participants will interact with current exhibition ‘Haptic Voices’ by moving, acting, and reacting to sound, motion, and vibration.

Please note: WWG will be closed for Remembrance Day tomorrow, Tuesday, November 11, 2025, to remember and reflect. We will re-open on Wednesday, November 12, 2025.

WWG is currently closed for the holidays and for some gallery storage area improvements. But fear not, we’ll be back in the new year with ‘Untitled Portals, Variations’ by Laura Kay Keeling on Friday, January 16, 2026. Until then, we wish you a happy and healthy holiday season!

Kick off 2026 with us at WWG at the opening reception for ‘Untitled Portals, Variations’ by multidisciplinary artist Laura Kay Keeling (Hamilton, ON) on Friday, January 16, 7-9 pm. The artist will be on site.

🌸✨🌸 Opening next Friday, January 16, 7-9 pm at WWG! 🌸✨🌸

Hyper Creative, Episode 6: ‘Untitled Portals, Variations’ youtu.be/XupSb3ssHAY

Call for artists! Join WWG's Paddle Project 2026 and be part of the gala fundraiser of the year. 100 canoe paddles are waiting for 100 artists to transform them into masterpieces. Email [email protected] to secure a paddle and a date/time for pickup.

Help us meet our goal! We’re raising money to help keep White Water Gallery’s doors open to the community so we can continue to bring you risk and innovation in contemporary art. Please help if you can. Every donation makes a difference. paypal.com/donate/?campai…

Tickets are now on sale! Just visit paddleproject.eventbrite.ca for more info and to explore ticketing levels. Join us at the gala for art, food, drinks, friends, and fun, and help us to keep WWG afloat and alive in the community as your hub for contemporary art!

Join us on Saturday, March 7 for another collaboration with Theatre Making North Bay! ‘Human Kaleidoscopes: Natural Narratives’ is a combination workshop/performance art event where participants create performances exploring the art of kaleidoscopic magic and movement.

Don’t forget to grab your tickets to the Paddle Project today, or you'll be left high and dry on March 28. Join us for the most epic fundraising gala of the year presented by White Water Gallery, happening at the North Bay Museum. Book your tickets now at: paddleproject.eventbrite.ca

Having a blast at our workshop/performance art event, ‘Human Kaleidoscopes: Natural Narratives’, in collaboration with Theatre Making North Bay. Participants used movement and props to parallel the moving images of Laura Kay Keeling’s exhibition, ‘Untitled Portals, Variations’.

Not only is this Friday, March 20, the first Downtown Gallery Hop of 2026, it’s also the night WWG gives you a special sneak peek of the artist-created paddles made especially for our big fundraising gala, The Paddle Project 2026! For tickets and info: paddleproject.eventbrite.ca

Paddle Project Gala this Saturday 🛶✨ Come dressed up (or not), bid on a paddle (or five), and help keep the lights on—literally. Support artists, support your local artist-run centre, and maybe go home with the most conversation-starting object you’ll ever own.