Anneka is an established Canadian Artist who owns and operates Anneka’s Gallery in Belleville, Ontario. Anneka’s oil paintings are inspired by the exquisite beauty of the Canadian landscape. The scenic lakes and waterfalls, old mills and sugar shacks, coastal fishing villages and the beautiful scenery

Karen Kaiser became interested in traditional rug hooking 9 years ago.  She had been searching for a long time to find a medium that she felt comfortable working with; one that would be unique and give texture and depth to her creations.  Rug hooking has

"Atavistica" is the name of the property where artists Jim Christy and Virginia Dixon can be found.  Their 1830s stone farmhouse is situated on 100 acres mid-way between Stirling and Madoc.  Their studios are open for your visit from May 15 through to Thanksgiving weekend. Jim

Back In Time Gallery is operated by Donna Bonin. A native of Hamilton Ontario, Donna moved to Belleville following graduation from Queen's University where she taught physical education, art, and English at Moira Secondary school. Since retirement in 2000, painting and teaching watercolour courses has become

  The Belleville Art Association Gallery is home to an ever-changing series of exhibitions of members’ work. Monthly theme shows showcase the talents of members of the Belleville Art Association; weekly open studio sessions are held for members to come and spend a morning painting; fibre

Robert Colebrook Keirstead is a member of the famous Keirstead family of artists and invites you to visit his studio on Marlbank road near Tweed. After several years in engineering drafting, Colebrook at the age of 35 left his job to become a full-time professional artist. 

Nestled along the historic Trent-Severn Waterway at Lock #6 in Frankford you will find beautiful paintings, prints and note cards by artists Bobbi Whelan and Peggy Holcroft.  They also feature a variety of unique gifts and exquisite floral arrangements. The threatening jobs of our men and

Gallery 121 is a non-profit cooperative art gallery founded in 1991 by Quinte area visual artists to provide exhibition space for its members. Every six week the main gallery exhibition in downtown Belleville changes, an one of the members shows a larger body of work

Belleville’s Gallery ArtPlus is a diverse art centre located in the southern portion of Hastings County, featuring acclaimed work from local and international artists. Over the course of four years Gallery ArtPlus has become home to numerous workshops, classes and private gatherings while our featured artwork decorates homes

Randy and Diana McPherson welcome you to Grills Orchards just west of Belleville.  Grills Orchards sells only local foods which is  an art unto itself, but they also showcase and sell local artwork.  They sell pottery, unique birdhouses and handcrafted mantlepieces... all locally made. Come and

Discover the natural beauty of Hastings and the Moira River at Grist Mill Studio. Once the Plainfield Mills general store and post office, this space is now home to the acrylic and mixed media/collage paintings of artist Marie Timbers. Marie explores many themes, including landscape,

The John M. Parrott Art Gallery is a vibrant comunity space offering excellent exhibitions, workshops, art talks and special events.  Situated on the third floor of the Belleville Public Libary, you'll discover a new show every month featuring both local artists and those from farther

The 17 rooms of the Madawaska Art Shop include a six room Art Gallery; beautiful giftware and home decor, stained and blown glass; hand-crafted pottery and glassware; wooden burls; statuary; exotic African Rosewood furniture; amazing Teak Root furniture; solid Pine sleigh beds; and exquisite Rattan furniture

The Madoc Cultural Centre features artwork by local talent.  The room is full of interesting displays of artwork and culture from around the community of Madoc and surrounding region.  Please drop in and browse around. Contact: 20 Davidson Street, Madoc, ON 613.473.4456 madoc_public_library@bellnet.ca madocpubliclibrary.ca For directions, click the

Offering European Flair in Hastings County, the Marmora Inn is more than just a Bed and Breakfast, it is also a small art gallery.  This large Victorian home, owned by Rui and Kathy Pereira, is showing works of art by local aritsts including Ronald P.

Lillian Oakley Pattison was born in Orillia, Ontario and has combined painting, music and creating successful retail gallery spaces for the past 30 years. Before her present location in Ormsby at The Old Hastings Gallery, she owned and operated The Wilno Craft Gallery and before

Just on the outside of the sweet little hamlet of Marlbank lives a unique family known as the Philoxians. Way back in the times of the Original and very real myths, these ‘Lovable Strangers’ as they were called, were also known as the ‘Bearers of

The Potter's Studio & Gallery is the latest business to join the artistic movement in Maynooth.  Karen Gray offers a hands on shopping experience featuring a working pottery studio where customers are welcome to view pots, platters, mugs and other one of a kind creations

Bringing over 17 years of experience and service in the Quinte Area, Frecia and Avelino welcome you to Quinte Art and Custom Framing. Offering quality custom framing of originals and limited edition prints, they also offer space on their walls for local artists to sell

Sabinsart Studio belongs to artist Saga Sabin.  Saga took art in High School in England, where she lived until 1976 before immigrating to Canada. She moved to Ontario from Alberta in 2001. She has taken art workshops and courses at the University of Alberta Extension program as well