A full season of exhibits by local artists and travelling exhibits from

Ontario museums and galleries make this

heritage building a vital center for the visual arts offering

 arts and crafts lessons, our unique Artisan Shoppe and three needle art guilds.

 Our attached Caboose museum highlights local railroad history.

The Gallery is owned and operated by

the Fort Malden Guild of Arts and Crafts,

a charitable organization incorporated in 1975

"to encourage and foster cultural development in the fields of fine arts and applied arts".

Admission to the Gallery is free-donations help support this heritage site.

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On Exhibit

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April 12-May 27

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from the Royal Ontario Museum 

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O'h ya,'h ohdiwenagqh:"Through the Voices of Beads"

Bead workers have played a vital role in preserving Iroquois beliefs over the centuries.One of the goals of this exhibit is to reveal the meaning expressed in Iroquois beadwork, meanings that remain embedded in Iroquois culture to this day. A second goal is to show that this art, like the Iroquois people themselves, still thrives. The exhibition consists of historical and contemporary pieces from the Royal Ontario Museum and works from the collection fo renowned Iroquois beadwork artist Samuel Thomas.
Admission is $3.00/adults $2.00/students