Discover the best top things to do in Kootenay Rockies, British Columbia including Kootenay Gallery, The Artym Gallery, Stephanie Gauvin Art Gallery, Kunze Art Gallery, Cranbrook & District Arts Council, Big Eddy Glass Works, Art Barn Studio, Touchstones Nelson Museum of Art and History, Rossland Art Gallery, Art Gallery of Golden.
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Owners Connie Artym-Bradatsch and Grey Bradatsch have been in business for over thirteen years and foresee many more as the premiere art gallery in Invermere, BC. In past years the gallery has won awards for “Business Excellence” and “Entrepreneurship” from the Columbia Valley Chamber of Commerce, and will continue to provide the art and the service that clients have come to expect and appreciate from The Artym. With their knowledgeable and friendly staff boasting over 30 years combined experience; customer service has always been of utmost concern to everyone at the Artym Gallery. Stop by and enjoy the sculpture, paintings and jewellery by over 65 Canadian artists in a constantly changing display at the Artym Gallery.
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Check out live glass blowing, score awesome souvenirs, and take a workshop to learn a new skill: Big Eddy Glassworks is located in the trendy Big Eddy neighbourhood of Revelstoke, and we’re open 5 days a week! Plan your visit and learn everything there is to know about the art of glass blowing. We’re always hosting new events, teaching at one of our workshops, or adding unique stock to our shelves. Come hang out with us!
We were driving west along HWY 1 and decided to stop for a break in Revelstoke. Brian at the Visitor’s Center suggested Big Eddy’s so we went over the one lane bridge to find it. The proprietor is a lovely young lady by the name of Leah. Her shop is small, but, full of beautiful glass creations for sale at reasonable prices. She was making cheerful cups during our visit so we bought 4 of them that were made yesterday. They explained that the glass has to cool slowly in a particular box to avoid cracking. Lee and her team were very friendly and made us feel very welcome. They normally hold glass making workshops, but, with COVID they are not doing that right now. If you like glass art and functional glass creations, stop by to have a look. It’s easy to access off the highway and to get back on.
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The Art Barn in Creston is a fabulous resource for visitors and community members alike If you’re in town for the day or on your way to or from the wineries why not call in and see what’s on offer? With a huge range of materials & equipment available we offer a variety of classes and workshops. It is an inclusive space catering to all ages and abilities. Hosted by owner and artist in residence Beth Swalwell there really is something for everyone - You can try your hand at Book Making or Art Journaling, even make your own paper! There’s fabric sculpting, sewing and quilting, painting and collage, stencil and graffiti art, the list goes on and on. The space is wheelchair accessible and offers a number of different Therapeutic art equipment making activities accessible for individuals with limited mobility.It’s a great place for families to get together or for a night out with the girls (or boys). You can even have a kid’s birthday party there!
Visited the Art Barn with two of my daughters best friends ...they started with an acrylic pour paint project and before we knew it we were all making reversible masks and lanyards too! Spent the entire afternoon there...Beth is an exceptionally talented artist and teacher ...the girls were constantly engaged and I was so impressed on how quickly they learned to use the sewing machines...the giggles were endless and hearing the laughter in such unprecedented times was priceless...so grateful to have had the opportunity to share the afternoon with Beth and Mona Lisa...looking forward to more artistic fun at the Art Barn in the near future!
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Touchstones Nelson: Museum of Art and History is a multi-faceted organization with a history museum exhibition, regional archives, two contemporary gallery spaces and a fabulous gift shop. The history museum features an introduction to the Sinixt and Ktunaxa nations, culture and perspectives, the history of European exploration and the challenges of trade and travel routes, and how various industries such mining, transportation, hydroelectricity affected the area and the creation of the Queen City. Our galleries rotate exhibitions eight times per year and feature everything from contemporary art and pop culture, to fine craft and design, to local architectural and social history – Touchstones’ exhibitions connect to this area’s creative energy and rich heritage. The gift shop features wares from over 100 local artists and authors. If you are looking for a gift that reflects Nelson and area’s abundant talent and craft, you will certainly find it in our superbly curated Shop.
Excellent informative displays about regional heritage and rotating exhibits in heritage post office right in centre. Very welcoming staff, attractive gift shop. Visit well worth time spent!
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