Participants will be able to create two pairs of earrings using silver, copper and/or brass. They will use circle, oval or rectangular disc cutters to form shapes, learn to hammer texture into the metal and make their own ear wires from sterling silver.
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Join us for the Scotiacentric Designs Art Exhibition in our Lower Gallery from June 4 to 24th. The Opening Reception for this show will be held on Thursday, June 4 at 6:30 p.m.
"Drift & Dwell" brings together acrylic paintings by Sabine Kearns and driftwood furniture by Jan Kennedy, friends connected by a shared sensitivity to time and place and a love of the ocean.
Come view Milton Canoe and Camera Club's Art Exhibition in our Lower Gallery from August 6 to September 25, 2026.
The opening reception for this show will be held on Thursday, August 6, 2026 at 6:30 pm. This is your first opportunity to view this beautiful show and meet the artists.
Established in 1949, the Milton Canoe and Camera Club has been inspiring photographers throughout Milton and Queens County for decades. This exhibition showcases the creativity, curiosity, and unique perspectives of club members as they capture moments from the world around them.
Participants will learn how to texture, file and form two textured cuff bracelets. One in sterling silver and one in copper.
This is a 16+ ages workshop.
The Astor Theatre is welcoming abstract artist Joshua Slauenwhite to our upper gallery for the month of September. Joshua is an amature artist who is branching outside of his comfort zone to display his unique collection of handcrafted items. Be sure to stop by, sign our guest book and see what this new local artist has to offer.
Timothy Gillespie is a Winnipeg native who produces sculptures and wall pieces in a variety of media - - including ceramics, steel, cellulose, mixed media and assemblage, including industrial elements from his South Coast Studio in Queens County, Nova Scotia. His collection of work spanning 3 decades can be viewed in this exhibit.
The Astor is excited to welcome Kristal D'Amato Art Show - Beyond The First Glance in our Upstairs Gallery for the month of October.
The camera often reveals details that disappear when we take in scenes all at once: the textures worn into driftwood by the tide, the glow of light across a shell, the reflections hidden in still water, or the unexpected arrangement of ordinary objects. These small discoveries have become the starting point for much of my work.
Curiosity leads to every piece I create. Sometimes it ends with a photograph. Sometimes that photograph becomes something entirely new - a mandala that uncovers patterns hidden within nature, or a watercolour interpretation that explores the same scene through softness, colour and emotion. Each transformation asks the same question: What else is hidden here?
