Upcoming events.

Small Town, Big Industry - A Marsh Collection Exhibition
Jan
24
to Feb 22

Small Town, Big Industry - A Marsh Collection Exhibition

Small Town, Big Industry

The Story of Brunner, Mond Canada Ltd. & its Successors in Amherstburg.

An Exhibit by the Marsh Historical Collection Featuring memories and information shared by former employees of Brunner Mond, Allied Chemical, & General Chemical.

Exhibit on display from January 24th-February 22nd Saturdays & Sundays 11am-5pm

At Gibson Gallery

Free Admission

Opening Reception at Gibson Gallery

Friday, January 23rd, 2026 6pm-8pm

Tickets $25 www.marshcollection.org 519-736-9191


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Members Exhibition
Feb
26
to Mar 15

Members Exhibition

Members Exhibition — February 26 to March 15

Celebrate the creativity of our community at the Gibson Gallery’s annual Members Exhibition. This showcase brings together a diverse collection of artworks submitted by our talented members—featuring painting, photography, sculpture, mixed media, textiles, and more.

The exhibition highlights the depth and range of artistic expression within our region, offering visitors an inspiring glimpse into the work of emerging and established local creators.

We invite you to explore, connect, and support the artists who make our community vibrant.

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High School Art Show
Mar
19
to Apr 5

High School Art Show

High School Art Show

Celebrate the next generation of creative talent at the Gibson Gallery’s High School Art Show. This annual exhibition features outstanding artwork from students across our local secondary schools, showcasing their skill, imagination, and unique perspectives.

From drawing and painting to digital art, sculpture, and mixed media, the show offers an inspiring look at young artists finding their voice and exploring new ideas.

Join us in supporting these emerging creators and experiencing the vibrant creativity shaping our community’s future.

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Finding Monet ... (during the war times)... by Anna Buckie
Apr
30
to May 17

Finding Monet ... (during the war times)... by Anna Buckie

Pastel paintings inspired by the Masters of Impressionism. Most of the artwork was created en plein air in Windsor Essex County (Amherstburg, Kingsville, Leamington, Point Peelee etc.)

Anna Buckie is a visual artist working in oil & chalk pastel. Deeply inspired by the works of Edgar Degas, Claude Monet, Vincent van Gogh, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, Mary Cassatt and the Group of Seven.


Anna is a member of PAC (Pastel Artists of Canada), SHO Art, Spirit and Performance (Windsor), Art Society of Kingsville (ASK), Painters' Guilds (Kingsville) and the Plein Air Windsor Essex County Group.

Anna held a number of art events and workshops, collaborated with fellow artists and local businesses, participated in multiple art shows, Plein Air competitions and received several awards.

Most of Anna's work has been painted outside of her studio, she prefers working en plein air surrounded by the breathtaking views of Canadian nature. She loves hearing the sounds of birds, feeling the breeze of wind and seeing the blue peaceful sky...


Creating art is an act of mindfulness, meditation and healing in the mid of busy and sometimes stressful life. Besides art, Anna is a parent and a caregiver.


Ukrainian-born, Anna's heart is always with her beloved Ukraine. Painting Canadian landscapes reminds Anna of her childhood, going to the cabin with her dad, gathering wild flowers, fishing and making soup on the campfire, looking in the starry sky and having deep conversations.

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ARA Exhibition
Jun
16
to Jul 5

ARA Exhibition

ARA Group Exhibition

The Gibson Gallery is pleased to present a group exhibition by members of the Association of Representational Artists (ARA). This exhibition showcases a wide range of representational works, highlighting strong technical skill, thoughtful composition, and a commitment to realism and traditional art practices.

Featuring painting, drawing, and mixed media, the exhibition celebrates artists who are dedicated to observing and interpreting the world around them through recognizable forms and subject matter. Visitors are invited to experience the depth, craft, and visual storytelling that define representational art.

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Holiday Artisan Shoppe at the Gibson Gallery
Nov
20
to Dec 14

Holiday Artisan Shoppe at the Gibson Gallery

Holiday Artisan Shoppe at the Gibson Gallery
Discover one-of-a-kind gifts and handmade treasures crafted by local artisans at the annual Holiday Artisan Shoppe. From November 20 to December 14, the historic Gibson Gallery transforms into a festive boutique filled with art, decor, and seasonal delights. Find the perfect present while supporting local creativity this holiday season.

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Exhibition: Andrea Niven
Oct
23
to Nov 9

Exhibition: Andrea Niven

Ever Becoming
by Andrea Niven

Andrea’s latest exhibition reflects on change, resilience, and the constant process of transformation—both in nature and in life.

October 23 – November 9
Artist Reception: November 9, 2–4pm

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Pop-Up at the Gibson Gallery!
Oct
5

Pop-Up at the Gibson Gallery!

Pop-Up at the Gibson Gallery!

Join us for a one-of-a-kind Pop-Up Event at the Gibson Gallery — a vibrant celebration of local art, creativity, and community! For one special day only, the gallery transforms into a dynamic space featuring live art, guest artists, handcrafted goods, and surprise interactive experiences.

Whether you're a longtime art lover or just looking for something unique to do, this special event offers an exciting chance to discover fresh talent, shop one-of-a-kind pieces, and connect with the creative spirit of our region.

Free admission — come explore what’s popping up at the Gibson Gallery!

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Exhibition: From the Depths of My Soul by Stephen Romanow
Sep
11
to Sep 28

Exhibition: From the Depths of My Soul by Stephen Romanow

From The Depths of My Soul

by Stephen Romanow, Fine Artist

RECEPTION SUN SEPTEMBER 21, 1-3pm.
Artist Welcome Talk at 1:30pm

ABOUT THE ART
Stephen's work crosses many genres, styles, and media. Some works convey a message, while others are merely whimsical, or appreciative of beauty or a bizarre sense of aesthetics. Currently, there are a number of series in progress, as well as “one-off” paintings that aren’t part of any particular series. Other items being worked on includes his book "Ghost Stories and other thoughts", for which he is still working on illustrations (part of "Spirits and Spirituality" series).

ARTIST BIO
Stephen was born in Saskatoon but grew up in Windsor, Ontario, Canada.
He obtained degrees in Visual Arts, Communication Studies and Education at the University of Windsor. He then moved to live in Toronto, Winnipeg and Edmonton. He worked as a teacher, arts administrator, heavy machine operator, firefighter, home renovator, camera operator, video editor, and in numerous aspects of television, film and stage production.
Stephen became interested in painting very young, but was also involved in a variety of activities, including playing music, photography, darkroom work, painting, sports and dance. In university, Stephen decided to pursue dancing more fervently, determining that it was an activity that needed to be pursued while young. However, dancing well past the norm and his prime, he performed with companies touring across North America and around the world over a span of 40 years. Through all of his varied activity, despite a busy schedule, Stephen always managed to create artwork, whether painting or creating stage props and set-pieces.
Stephen retired (more or less) to live in Windsor in 2017 to pursue painting full-time – primarily working in oil and acrylic.

ARTIST STATEMENT
"I learned to love painting when I was young. It's funny when I think back to how I painted back then - I swear I got more paint on myself than on the canvas. But I found that when I'm painting I pour my heart and soul into the artwork. It has always brought me joy and satisfaction. And even if I was sidetracked from being a full-time artist (for too many years), I always managed to find outlets for my creativity, whether in dance, photography, music, writing, videography, or creating stage props and sets. And though I’ve enjoyed many things in my life, I always found painting was at the centre of my being."

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Art by the River Plein Air Event
Aug
23
to Aug 24

Art by the River Plein Air Event

Plein Air Art Competition – Art by the River
Join us for a day of creativity in the open air! Capture the beauty of Amherstburg’s waterfront during our Plein Air Art Competition at the Art by the River festival. Compete for prizes, showcase your talent, and enjoy a lively arts-filled atmosphere.

Tickets: $25 – includes entry to the festival.
Limited spots available – secure yours today!

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Exhibition: Where Art Meets Ink by Madison Young
Jul
28
to Aug 17

Exhibition: Where Art Meets Ink by Madison Young

Where Art Meets Ink by Madison Young
📅 July 28 – August 17

Stop by to see the latest work from Amherstburg artist and tattooist Madison Young. Her show brings together detailed hand-drawn art and tattoo-inspired pieces, celebrating the skill and creativity behind both.

Meet the Artist Sunday, August 17 from 2:30-4 PM at the Gibson Gallery.

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Pop-Up at the Gibson Gallery!
Jul
19

Pop-Up at the Gibson Gallery!

Pop-Up at the Gibson Gallery!

Join us for a one-of-a-kind Pop-Up Event at the Gibson Gallery — a vibrant celebration of local art, creativity, and community! For one special day only, the gallery transforms into a dynamic space featuring live art, guest artists, handcrafted goods, and surprise interactive experiences.

Whether you're a longtime art lover or just looking for something unique to do, this special event offers an exciting chance to discover fresh talent, shop one-of-a-kind pieces, and connect with the creative spirit of our region.

Free admission — come explore what’s popping up at the Gibson Gallery!

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Gibson Gallery Ghost Tours
Jul
5

Gibson Gallery Ghost Tours

Gibson Gallery Ghost Tours

Discover the Haunted History of Amherstburg

Step into the shadows of the past at the historic Gibson Gallery, where whispers of the unexplained echo through the halls. Join us for a spine-tingling Ghost Tour that explores the eerie legends, true tales, and mysterious occurrences surrounding this 1896 railway station turned art gallery.

Led by costumed guides, this immersive after-dark experience blends local history with chilling stories passed down through generations. From ghostly sightings to haunted artifacts, you'll see the Gibson Gallery like never before.

🕯️ What to Expect:

  • A guided tour of the gallery and grounds

  • True local ghost stories and paranormal lore

  • Atmospheric setting with lanterns and storytelling

  • Perfect for history lovers, thrill seekers, and curious minds

Tickets:
Limited spots available — advance booking is recommended.
Duration: approx. 45 minutes
Suitable for ages 12+ (parental discretion advised)

Location:
Gibson Gallery
140 Richmond St., Amherstburg, ON

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High Tea Event
Jun
8

High Tea Event

You're Invited to High Tea at the Gibson Gallery!

Step into elegance and tradition with our charming High Tea event at the historic Gibson Gallery. Enjoy a delightful afternoon featuring a curated selection of fine teas, decadent pastries, finger sandwiches, and sweet treats served on vintage china in a beautifully set, gallery-inspired atmosphere.

Whether you're celebrating a special occasion or simply indulging in a timeless experience, this ticketed event offers the perfect blend of culture, conversation, and culinary delight. Period attire or fancy hats are welcome and encouraged!

Limited seating — reserve your spot today for this elegant afternoon escape!

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Exhibition: Gentry Gardens by Sandra Ellis
Jun
3
to Jun 22

Exhibition: Gentry Gardens by Sandra Ellis

Sandra has been a Professional Interior Designer and full-time Professor at St. Clair College for over 30 years. She taught in the School of Engineering Technologies focused on Interior Design, Architectural Drafting and Illustration as well as Art History.

Her work expresses detailed technical illustrations with a strong sense of colour theory and composition, the mediums are mainly watercolour, acrylic, soft pastel, oil and printmaking.

She is very active in local art shows and has had many paintings in local Galleries, and has been awarded in those Galleries 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place honours in competitions within the Galleries and Associations. Her passion lies within recording history, for peoples, buildings and nature, mainly within the disappearance of those histories.


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