Events

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Curated by Artistic Director: Jennifer Mahood

All Weekend

Start the Crawl with music, drinks, and a room full of evolving artwork. With multiple canvases in play, participants rotate from piece to piece, adding, layering, and transforming each one before returning to their original canvas to complete it. No experience needed, just jump in and be part of the process.

Space is limited so apply early.

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All Weekend

Inspired By The Blues is a curated exhibition presented as part of the Kincardine Art Crawl, featuring works inspired by live music, rhythm, performance, and the spirit of the Lighthouse Blues Festival.

Wandering Windows is a curated collection of art displayed throughout downtown storefront windows during the Kincardine Art Crawl. Curated by Andreah Barker, the exhibition invites visitors to explore the downtown core through art, with a special window reveal taking place Friday evening.

Watch creativity unfold in real time as local artists go head-to-head, transforming blank canvases into finished works under pressure. It’s fast-paced, unpredictable, and driven by the energy of the crowd.

Organized by Kirk Brillon

An event by Kincardine Welcomes

Dive into the world of observational drawing with this focused, two-hour still life workshop. Whether you're a beginner or looking to refresh your skills, this intensive class offers a relaxed yet productive environment to create your own finished piece by the end of the afternoon.

All materials provided. Free for 10 participants.

E-mail andreahbarker@gmail.com to register or for more information.

Threads of Connection is a collaborative weaving installation created from reclaimed fabrics, ribbons, and textiles, growing throughout the Kincardine Art Crawl with contributions from the community. Participants are invited to weave, tie, and knot materials into a shared tapestry while reflecting on prompts about connection, sustainability, memory, and belonging.

Created from reclaimed materials and community stories, the installation highlights how small individual contributions can come together to create something meaningful.

Creator's Alley is a space to meet local artists, makers, musicians, and community organizations, and learn more about the creative opportunities available in Kincardine. Spend some time exploring interactive tables, taking part in hands-on activities, enjoying live music, and contributing to a community art installation. Whether you're curious about a new creative outlet or simply want to see what others are creating, Creator's Alley offers a chance to connect, create, and be inspired.

Time: TBD

Iuliana Barbu, Donna Taylor

Join members of the Victoria Park Gallery outside and be inspired by the beautiful view!

Join us outside to paint or simply through the curated creator's market. Enjoy the beautiful view of Lake Huron and take in one more day of art!

Jump into this compact portrait class where you'll learn to capture the essence of a face in just three hours. Perfect for beginners or artists looking to sharpen their skills, you'll walk away with a new confidence in drawing faces.

All materials provided. Free for 10 participants.

E-mail andreahbarker@gmail.com

Learn the art of Kinusaiga, a fabric-based technique where pieces are tucked into foam to create a textured design. In this two-hour workshop, participants will create a 5 x 7 sunset piece, complete with a frame to take home. Suitable for teens and adults. No experience needed.

The cost for the workshop is $40 and includes all materials. E-mail Wendy Behenna at wendybehenna@gmail.com with questions or to reserve your spot.

The Lighthouse Blues Festival is proud to showcase three talented local musicians in a special singer-songwriter performance. Featuring Amber May and Bobby Scongack, with guitarist Ken Kelley accompanying, the performance celebrates the rich blues, roots, folk, and country influences that continue to shape Bruce County’s vibrant live music scene.