Visual

416-766-0662
Director: Danica Loncar
info@artworksartschool.com
www.artworksartschool.com

Art Works Art School is a community based art school, whose mandate is to introduce children, teens and adults to the enriching world of art-making.

416.231.7964
Membership: Irene Barton
info@etobicokecameraclub.org
www.etobicokecameraclub.org

Etobicoke Camera Club provides an opportunity for people to meet and enjoy a common interest in photography, to share ideas, and to improve photographic and presentation skills.

399 The West Mall (South-East Corner at Burnhamthorpe)
416-394-8628
www.toronto.ca/culture

Dedicated to promoting art and artists in the community, the gallery specializes in juried art shows by local, provincial and national art organizations and features varied monthly exhibits.

Call 416-394-8390 for the current exhibit.

905-856-7181
Contact: Wanda Bortolotto

The Guild is a group of painters who meet year round to paint portrait and still life.

Head Office/Mailing Address:
Horizon Arts Camp
124 Merton Street, Suite 403
Toronto, ON M4S 2Z2

Summer Camp-Site:
Kingsway College School
4600 Dundas Street West
Etobicoke, ON M9A 1A5

Head Office Phone #: 416-558-0922
Summer Camp Cell #: 416-358-3026
Fax #: 416-544-9229
camp@horizonartscamp.org
http://www.horizonartscamp.org/

Horizon Arts Camp (H.A.C.) operates a summer day camp along with fall and spring programming. Our activities include professional programming in the performing and visual arts with a balance of traditional camp activities and leadership development. H.A.C.’s programs are co-ed, serving children and youth from 7–15 years of age.

56 Neilson Drive, Etobicoke, ON M9C 1V7
416 237 1339
www.humbervalleyartclub.ca

A non-profit organization, Humber Valley provides a clean & lively environment to stimulate & encourage artists in their pursuit of discovery within themselves & art. Offering multiple levels of instruction to adults, the club's aim is to experience the joy of creation through painting. Entering its 60th year, Humber Valley Art Club operates from the Neilson Park Creative Centre.

416-743-6248
President: Mike Marshall

Muzart
School of Music & Art
225 The East Mall, Unit #11
Etobicoke, ON
(416) 236-2221
www.muzartschools.com

Muzart strives to make all students reach their full potential. Music and Art are a language of self-expression that everyone would benefit from learning. We offer programs for students of any age and technical ability. Our individual approach creates a personalized experience where creativity thrives.

416-622-5294
Administrator: Janet Mador
info@neilsonparkcreativecentre.com
www.neilsonparkcreativecentre.com

Neilson Park Creative Centre is a creative arts facility built by the City of Etobicoke in 1992 and operated by a non-profit volunteer corporation. The Centre is home to six Resident Groups. The fully accessible facility provides a community focus for creative visual arts in west Toronto. It includes four studios, 2 public galleries, administrative offices and ancillary spaces in a single story structure.

416-241-1993
www.sandybrand.com

416-231-6209
info@eag.com
www.etobicokeartgroup.com

The Etobicoke Art Group is a vibrant and exciting group of amateur and professional artists that has operated in Etobicoke since November, 1951. Their goal is to further the best interests of art, particularly in Etobicoke, by the mutual and co-operative efforts of our members

34 Riverdale Drive, Etobicoke, ON M9V 2T3
416-740-6520
www.fcag.ca

The Franklin Carmichael Art Group is a charitable, not-for-profit organization dedicated to providing quality art instruction to people of all ages at all skill levels. It is a cottage house located above the scenic Humber River and provides an inspirational location to create art works in media including: watercolour, oil, acrylic, and charcoal, graphite and so much more. Adults and children welcome.

515 Main Street
Glen Williams ON L7G 3S9
905-873-820
gallery@williamsmill.com
www.williamsmill.com

Over 35 professional artists in working studios in restored historical buildings in the charming hamlet of Glen Williams. Just 50 minutes from Toronto, experience the gentle pace of this village and explore the artistic creations of glass artists, potters, stone and wood carvers, fabric artists and clothing designers, painters, and more . . .