Joshua Creek Heritage Art Centre is a distinguished arts destination located near Oakville, Ontario, offering vibrant gallery exhibitions, artist residencies, and immersive workshops in a tranquil rural setting.
Situated on a historic farm property near Oakville, Ontario, Joshua Creek Heritage Art Centre occupies over 150 acres of pastoral landscape along the Credit River. The centre is dedicated to supporting contemporary visual arts through its curated exhibitions, artist residency programs, educational workshops, and community engagement initiatives. The cultivated property blends agricultural heritage with creative exploration, providing artists with studios and outdoor spaces that inspire work connected to nature and place. Visitors can explore rotating art exhibits that showcase local and national artists, attend public programs, and experience the fusion of rural and cultural ambiance. The Centre's setting along the Credit River valley offers gentle walking paths through meadows and woodlands, affording peaceful recreation opportunities such as birdwatching and nature observation. The terraced landscapes and restored heritage barns add historical context, and the Centre's commitment to conservation promotes both environmental stewardship and arts vitality. Joshua Creek's integration of art, landscape, and heritage creates a unique cultural destination that invites visitors to engage deeply with contemporary art practices in a serene outdoor environment. Educational programs and site tours further enhance its appeal for families, students, and art enthusiasts alike.
Creative studios and artist residencies set within historic barns
Seasonal contemporary art exhibitions featuring regional and national artists
Walking trails along the Credit River with views of restored heritage farmland
Public workshops and educational programs focusing on mixed media art
Restored barns and heritage buildings that provide studio and exhibition space for resident artists.
A gentle trail following the Credit River that offers scenic views and habitat for local bird species.
Rotating exhibitions showcasing innovative works across various media including painting, sculpture, and installation art.