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1-888-PortFun www.portcolborne.ca Uncharted Unexpected Discover and explore a world of creativity on Niagara’s South Coast. Niagara’s South Coast Arts & Culture Route is a self-directed, year-round guide to the studios and galleries of some of the most creative people in Canada. Within a 50 kilometre span, from Wainfleet, through Port Colborne, and into Ridgeway and Crystal Beach we’ve mapped a scenic route that winds its way along country roads, into exciting downtown shopping districts, through lush farmland, and along a coastline dotted with pristine beaches and rocky shores. Meet and chat with the painters, potters, sculptors, glass artists, and fine artisans who are inspired by this landscape and explore our cultural history at local museums and fine antiques shops. Learn more about the artisans and experiences available along Niagara’s South Coast Arts & Culture Route by visiting us online at www.portcolborne.ca. Individual Artist Studio / Gallery Libraries, Museums, Community Arts Centres Shops Showcasing Local Artists and Artisans Antiques Galleries 22 Dukes’ & Duchess’ Antiques & Collectibles A collective of antiques vendors shares this large building by the old canal which, since 1830, had been a hotel. Restored by owner Melanie Emburgh, the former Duke Hotel houses everything from large, solid furniture, vintage jewellery, fine china and art deco lamps to marine items, antique tin lunchboxes and old pinball machines. There are treasures to suit all tastes. Open daily 10 to 5 pm. 154 Main Street West, Port Colborne (905) 834-7644 or (289) 836-7930 23 Alphabet Bookshop Established in 1975 in Toronto, Richard Shuh & Linda Woolley moved their business to Port Colborne over 20 years ago. They specialize in General Antiquarian Books, Local History, Ships/Great Lakes, Literature, Paper Ephemera and Old Postcards. Used, out-of-print and rare books in a variety of subject areas are also stocked. Member of the Antiquarian Booksellers Association of Canada. Open Monday–Saturday, 10 to 5 pm., Sundays by chance. 145 Main Street West, Port Colborne (905) 834-5323 [email protected] www.alphabet-bookshop.com 24 The Curly Willow The spirit of a true gardener infuses Colleen German’s shop (ask to see her spectacular perennial garden out back when the weather’s warm). Her shop is a delightful mix of locally made goods including soaps, cards, pottery and jewellery –of note: she carries her daughter’s line of spectacular ceramic necklaces. Open Wednesday to Saturday, 11 to 5 pm; Sunday, 11 to 4 pm. 122 Main Street West, Port Colborne (289) 836-8001 25 The Viking Shop Original plank flooring and brick walls provide a complementary show space for antique military. Collectors of militaria will be in their element with the extensive displays of artefacts including medals, uniforms, and equipment from WWI and WWII and rifles and cannonballs dating back to the US Civil War. Open year round, Friday–Sunday, 9 to 5 pm. 91 Main Street West, Port Colborne (905) 834-6232 26 Peter Gudrunas Peter Gudrunas is a master artist- glass maker with 40 years experience. He mostly works in the Venetian style making colourful vases, goblets, plates, lighting etc. The glass is exhibited throughout the USA and Canada and locally including: Arts Place, Gallery 329, Le Bateau Gallery of Fine Art and Jordan Art Gallery. Peter welcomes visitors to the studio. Open by appointment or by chance. 2739 Highway 3, Port Colborne (905) 835-5684 27 Suzi Dwor Studio Suzi Dwor, M.A. Art Ed.,is a highly sought after educator and artist trained in paper-making and fibre design. She has exhibited and taught art and design for many years throughout the U.S. and Canada and is currently lead artist in the “Learning through the Arts” program in the Niagara region. She conducts classes at her home and the Haliburton School of the Arts. Visits by appointment. 2685 Vimy Road, Port Colborne (905) 835-2407 [email protected] www.suzidwor.ca 28 A Touch of Clay from Cedar Bay Mary Rose Lawson displays her pottery at the Makers’ Market and The Curly Willow, both in Port Colborne. Working with glazes, Mary creates pieces that are intended for everyday use. Her peaceful studio and showroom is located lakeside; an idyllic setting that inspires her work. No fixed hours. Call ahead before stopping by. 3051 Firelane 5, Port Colborne (905) 835-0394 [email protected] 29 Augusta’s This intimate shop is housed in a 19th century barn that sits on the first lot in Humberstone to be granted by the Crown to a United Empire Loyalist. Owner Karen Crooks has filled this inviting, rustic space with an eclectic mix of antiques and delightfully original folk art created by local artisans and crafters. Open April–November, Saturday and Sunday 9 to 5 pm, or by appointment. 1271 Sherk Road, Port Colborne (905) 834-0419 [email protected] 30 Green Barn Antiques Owner Eleanor Villeneuve has filled her barn with one-of-a-kind items to complete anyone’s decor. Her exquisite taste has led her to unique antiques that include fabulous chandeliers, lovely old linens, beautiful beds, silver, china and old farm tables. It’s the cottage look with a French twist. Open June til October, Friday-Sunday, 10 to 5 pm. 990 Pleasant Beach Road, Sherkston (Corner of Highway 3 & Pleasant Beach Road) (905) 894-3737 [email protected] 31 Colonial Antiques and Uniques Several antiques dealers have showrooms in this expansive space. There are great finds for everyone including: furniture, linens, vintage clothes, tableware, toys, knick-knacks and much more. At the back is a large selection of lighting fixtures and an expert who can easily repair or rebuild a favourite lamp, old or new. Open every day from 10 to 5 pm. Closed Mondays, November to April. 4881 Garrison Road, Ridgeway (Highway 3 at Point Abino Road) (905) 894-5881 32 Rey Baecher Gallery Winner of several national awards, Rey Baecher has spent over 40 years experimenting with a variety of mediums including pencil, oil, watercolour and pastels. Currently, his fascination is with pastels and the play of light and glass. His renderings of shadows, reflections, refractions and diffusions have brought him critical acclaim and recognition. Viewings by appointment. 3949 Farr Avenue, Ridgeway (905) 894-0350 [email protected] 33 Le Bateau Gallery of Fine Art The gallery showcases David Drum’s original oils, mixed media works, and restoration and Barbara Vance’s paintings and custom framing. Studio-gallery viewing is by appointment. When they are working, they are open. 293 Oxford Avenue, Crystal Beach (905) 894-2297 daviddrumfi[email protected] www.daviddrumfineart.com 34 Mia’s Antiques Mia’s shop is near the beach and her collection reflects the light and sunshine of summer. She loves white and her beautifully refinished antiques are sure to bring tranquility to any space. Mia’s upholstery skills are renowned and customers come from far afield to refurbish cherished pieces of furniture. Open every day in July & August, 12 to 5 pm. All other months: Open Wednesday to Sunday, 12 to 5 pm. 3950 Erie Street, Crystal Beach (905) 894-2127 35 Abstract Designs Jack Ashwood creates from within, working spontaneously and intuitively to produce his unique abstracts. He utilizes acrylics and pastels on stretched canvas favouring a variety of textured tools and techniques. He is currently experimenting successfully with watercolours on yupo paper, producing works of evocative beauty. Contact Jack for an appointment and directions. Ridgeway (905) 894-6865 [email protected] www.jackashwood.ca 36 Perham Stained Glass Studio Established in 1993, Dianne and Peter Perham create custom hand crafted leaded glass designs for windows and cabinets. Dianne crafts lamps, hangings and pieces of classic beauty and holds classes for beginners to advanced students. A wide variety of glass supplies, tools, equipment and books can be purchased at the studio. Call ahead for an appointment. 3544 Algonquin Drive, Ridgeway (905) 894-8537 [email protected] www.psgs.biz 37 The Sanctuary The Sanctuary [Centre for the Arts] is the community’s permanent art gallery and performing arts centre, which houses events such as theatre performances, art openings and concerts. The Fort Erie Arts Council operates out of the centre and offers a space for local artists to sell and showcase their talents and offers workshops and classes. Open year round, Tuesday through Saturday. 209 Ridge Road North, Ridgeway (905) 894-8373 [email protected] www.thesanctuaryarts.org 38 Hidden Treasures Derrick and Tom have created an antiques shop with a sense of fun. They artfully put together rooms that feed the imagination –the set of “Mad Men” perhaps or the den a grandfather might have enjoyed. They’re building a loyal following with their unusual and well-priced finds. June-August open Monday to Saturday, 10 to 5pm, Sunday, 12 to 3 pm. Open the rest of the year Tuesday- Friday, 10 to 5 pm, Saturday, 10 to 3 pm., Sunday, by chance. 238 Ridge Road North, Ridgeway (905) 894-6590 [email protected] 39 Chadwick’s Antiques Chadwick’s Antiques is housed in a gorgeous, 1890s building. Pre-loved items include furniture, jewellery, collectibles, knick knacks, kitchen vintage pieces and much more! The adjacent Sherbet Lemons is filled with delicious imported British sweets and treats. Relive childhood and find treasures of yesteryear! Open every day from May 1st through to Canadian Thanksgiving. Open Tuesday through Saturday in the winter months. Hours 10:30 to 5 pm (Sunday 12 to 4 pm) 304 Ridge Road North, Ridgeway (289) 929-0968 [email protected] 40 Gallery 329 Gallery owner and artist, Mary Friesen, has created a welcoming space filled with natural light to exhibit the works of over 30 established Niagara artists. Artists change over exhibits of sculpture, wood, glass, encaustics, oil, acrylic, watercolour, pastel, and graphite works every six to eight weeks. Open Tuesday to Saturday 11 to 5 pm. Closed Sunday and Monday. 329 Ridge Road North, Ridgeway (905) 356-8417 [email protected] www.gallery329.com 41 Work of Art Frame Shop Karen Malton’s shop showcases the works of prominent local artists including the evocative oils, encaustics and acrylics of Kathleen Thorsen, pen and pencil renderings by Vincent Verboncoeur, Melani Pyke’s custom oil and acrylics portraits, and the popular nostalgia prints of Crystal Beach and area by Karey Wood. Custom framing is also available on-site. Open year round, Monday – Friday, 10 to 5 pm; Saturday 10 to 2 pm. 329 Ridge Road North, Ridgeway (905) 894-8588 [email protected] 42 Gotta-be-Dreaming Diane Mason has created a space that’s more than the usual gift shop. It’s a place where she showcases the passions and heritage of the local community. The shop is bursting with the colours and textures of over 35 local crafters and artisans. Open Thursday-Saturday, 11 to 5 pm; Sunday, 11 to 3 pm. 356 Ridge Road North, Ridgeway (905) 894-5863 [email protected] 43 Fort Erie Historical Museum Located in the historic building that formerly served as Bertie Township Hall, the Fort Erie Historical Museum is dedicated to preserving and presenting local history through permanent and temporary exhibitions as well as a publicly accessible archive. Open 9 to 5 pm, Sunday through Friday, September to May and daily in June, July and August. 402 Ridge Road North, Ridgeway (905) 894-5322 [email protected] www.museum.forterie.ca 44 Antiques on the Ridge Lori and Tal Taylor moved their thriving antiques business to Ridgeway just recently, and haven’t looked back. They carry a large variety of quality antiques including: North American and European furniture, estate and antique jewellery, sterling, rustic and country items, and much more. Open Thursday – Monday, 10 to 5 pm., Tuesday & Wednesday, by chance or appointment. Closed January, February and March. 3474 Garrison Road, Ridgeway (Corner of Ridge Road and Highway 3) (289) 876-8639 [email protected] 45 Authentic Bird House Company Alison Barclay is a woodcarver who goes beyond the expected. Her colourful and unique bird houses and feeders are built for years of hard use, contain all the necessary fixtures, and add a touch of whimsy to any garden space. Alison’s sense of humour and delight in the ‘childlike’ is carved into her fantastical “gnome doors”. Stop by or call ahead. 252 Bernard Avenue, Ridgeway (905) 894-6132 16 Something Else In an exquisitely restored heritage building on the Welland Canal, this gallery- boutique of recycled and upcycled fashion, accessories, art and decor is unique to Niagara. The work of local artists – painters, watercolourists, sculptors, print- makers and photographers blends beautifully with artistic jewellery created by area artisans. Clever, creative, and innovative are the words to live by in Gail Todd’s fabulous shop. Open daily 11 to 5 pm (9 pm Fridays July & August), Sunday 12 to 4 pm. 244 West Street (at Clarence Street), Port Colborne (289) 836-9893 [email protected] 17 Treasures on West The unexpected find of something unusual is commonplace at Sue and Rick’s antiques shop. Amidst the vast array are items that they’ve discovered and know will be re-homed by a passionate collector. A whole section is dedicated to fabrics and vintage clothes. Open year round, every day from 10 to 5 pm. 234 West Street, Port Colborne (905) 650-5941 [email protected] 18 Mark Ricker Studio Mark’s unique art ranges from painted feathers, antlers and hides as well as traditional pencil and paint. Primarily a wildlife artist, Mark also does sporting portraits and custom sportsman trophy displays that combine art, photos, graphic design, woodworking and taxidermy all into one. From his studio he also offers custom framing, art lessons and fine art printing. Contact Mark for an appointment and directions. (905) 834-8428 [email protected] www.markricker.com 19 Crew’s Quarters Crew’s Quarters has evolved since its opening in 1989 to become a shop with something for the whole family. Little ones, and their parents, will enjoy the unusual toys and extensive children’s books section. Owners Lisa & Don Gram support the work of local artists and artisans with displays of nautical photographs, cards, books, decorative glass objects and stained glass. Open Weekdays and Saturday, 10 to 5 pm., Sunday, 12:30 to 4:30 pm. 192 West Street, Port Colborne (905) 834-5921 [email protected] 20 The Stone House Gallery Kathleen Thorsen works exclusively with oils, encaustics and acrylics. Her landscape paintings demonstrate a raw quality and depth of colour and her seascapes express restlessness and fearlessness. Her work can be viewed at Gallery 329 and her own gallery which is housed in the historic stone house where she resides. Kathleen’s paintings are in private collections around the world. Visit weekends, 11 to 4 pm; weekdays by chance or call ahead. 44 King Street, Port Colborne (905) 834-9784 [email protected] 21 Larry Rosnuk Studio & Sculpture Garden Larry Rosnuk is inspired by environmental concerns and his attachment to his local community. His musings are expressed in his steel sculptures, many of which are placed throughout his small woodland garden, his expansive canvases and numerous series of limited edition woodcuts, linocuts and screen printings. Commissions accepted. Garden is always open, studio viewings by appointment. 62 Fraser Street, Port Colborne (905) 834-6061 Funded by the Government of Ontario About this Map... Artwork displayed on this map belongs to each individual artist and cannot be reproduced without permission from the artist. Photography used on this map is by Thies Bogner, MPA and may not be reproduced without permission from The City of Port Colborne. This map received funding from the Ontario Ministry of Tourism and Culture’s Cultural Strategic Investment Fund and support from Employment Ontario. It was completed through a partnership of the Port Colborne Public Library, Port Colborne Historical & Marine Museum, and the City of Port Colborne Economic Development, Tourism & Marketing department. Port Colborne Public Library 310 King Street, Port Colborne www.portcolbornelibrary.org City of Port Colborne Economic Development, Tourism & Marketing 296 Fielden Avenue, Port Colborne (905) 834-1668 Port Colborne Visitor Information Centre 76 Main Street West, Port Colborne (905) 834-5722 [email protected] www.portcolborne.ca
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1-888-PortFun � www.portcolborne.ca
UnchartedUnexpected
Discover and explore a world of creativity on Niagara’s South Coast.
Niagara’s South Coast Arts & Culture Route is a self-directed, year-round guide to the studios and galleries of some of the most creative people in Canada. Within a 50 kilometre span, from Wainfl eet, through Port Colborne, and into Ridgeway and Crystal Beach we’ve mapped a scenic route that winds its way along country roads, into exciting downtown shopping districts, through lush farmland, and along a coastline dotted with pristine beaches and rocky shores. Meet and chat with the painters, potters, sculptors, glass artists, and fi ne artisans who are inspired by this landscape and explore our cultural history at local museums and fi ne antiques shops.
Learn more about the artisans and experiences available along Niagara’s South Coast Arts & Culture Route by visiting us online at www.portcolborne.ca.
Individual Artist Studio / Gallery
Libraries, Museums, Community Arts Centres
Shops Showcasing Local Artists and ArtisansAntiquesGalleries
22 Dukes’ & Duchess’ Antiques & Collectibles
A collective of antiques vendors shares this large building by the old canal which, since 1830, had been a hotel. Restored by owner Melanie Emburgh, the former Duke Hotel houses everything from large, solid furniture, vintage jewellery, fi ne china and art deco lamps to marine items, antique tin lunchboxes and old pinball machines. There are treasures to suit all tastes. Open daily 10 to 5 pm. 154 Main Street West, Port Colborne � (905) 834-7644 or (289) 836-7930
23 Alphabet Bookshop Established in 1975 in Toronto, Richard Shuh & Linda Woolley moved their business to Port Colborne over 20 years ago. They specialize in General Antiquarian Books, Local History, Ships/Great Lakes, Literature, Paper Ephemera and Old Postcards. Used, out-of-print and rare books in a variety of subject areas are also stocked. Member of the Antiquarian Booksellers Association of Canada. Open Monday–Saturday, 10 to 5 pm., Sundays by chance. 145 Main Street West, Port Colborne � (905) 834-5323 � [email protected] � www.alphabet-bookshop.com
24 The Curly Willow
The spirit of a true gardener infuses Colleen German’s shop (ask to see her spectacular perennial garden out back when the weather’s warm). Her shop is a delightful mix of locally made goods including soaps, cards, pottery and jewellery –of note: she carries her daughter’s line of spectacular ceramic necklaces. Open Wednesday to Saturday, 11 to 5 pm; Sunday, 11 to 4 pm.122 Main Street West, Port Colborne � (289) 836-8001
25 The Viking Shop Original plank fl ooring and brick walls provide a complementary show space for antique military. Collectors of militaria will be in their element with the extensive displays of artefacts including medals, uniforms, and equipment from WWI and WWII and rifl es and cannonballs dating back to the US Civil War. Openyear round, Friday–Sunday, 9 to 5 pm. 91 Main Street West, Port Colborne � (905) 834-6232
26 Peter Gudrunas
Peter Gudrunas is a master artist- glass maker with 40 years experience. He mostly works in the Venetian style making colourful vases, goblets, plates, lighting etc. The glass is exhibited throughout the USA and Canada and locally including: Arts Place, Gallery 329, Le Bateau Gallery of Fine Art and Jordan Art Gallery. Peter welcomes visitors to the studio. Open by appointment or by chance. 2739 Highway 3, Port Colborne � (905) 835-5684
27 Suzi Dwor Studio
Suzi Dwor, M.A. Art Ed.,is a highly sought after educator and artist trained in paper-making and fi bre design. She has exhibited and taught art and design for many years throughout the U.S. and Canada and is currently lead artist in the “Learning through the Arts” program in the Niagara region. She conducts classes at her home and the Haliburton School of the Arts. Visits by appointment. 2685 Vimy Road, Port Colborne � (905) 835-2407 � [email protected] � www.suzidwor.ca
28 A Touch of Clay from Cedar BayMary Rose Lawson displays her pottery at the Makers’ Market and The Curly Willow, both in Port Colborne. Working with glazes, Mary creates pieces that are intended for everyday use. Her peaceful studio and showroom is located lakeside; an idyllic setting that inspires her work. No fi xed hours. Call ahead before stopping by. 3051 Firelane 5, Port Colborne � (905) 835-0394 � [email protected]
29 Augusta’s
This intimate shop is housed in a 19th century barn that sits on the fi rst lot in Humberstone to be granted by the Crown to a United Empire Loyalist. Owner Karen Crooks has fi lled this inviting, rustic space with an eclectic mix of antiques and delightfully original folk art created by local artisans and crafters. Open April–November, Saturday and Sunday 9 to 5 pm, or by appointment.1271 Sherk Road, Port Colborne � (905) 834-0419 � [email protected]
30 Green Barn AntiquesOwner Eleanor Villeneuve has fi lled her barn with one-of-a-kind items to complete anyone’s decor. Her exquisite taste has led her to unique antiques that include fabulous chandeliers, lovely old linens, beautiful beds, silver, china and old farm tables. It’s the cottage look with a French twist. Open June til October, Friday-Sunday, 10 to 5 pm. 990 Pleasant Beach Road, Sherkston (Corner of Highway 3 & Pleasant Beach Road) � (905) 894-3737 � [email protected]
31 Colonial Antiques and UniquesSeveral antiques dealers have showrooms in this expansive space. There are great fi nds for everyone including: furniture, linens, vintage clothes, tableware, toys, knick-knacks and much more. At the back is a large selection of lighting fi xtures and an expert who can easily repair or rebuild a favourite lamp, old or new. Open every day from 10 to 5 pm. Closed Mondays, November to April. 4881 Garrison Road, Ridgeway (Highway 3 at Point Abino Road) � (905) 894-5881
32 Rey Baecher Gallery Winner of several national awards, Rey Baecher has spent over 40 years experimenting with a variety of mediums including pencil, oil, watercolour and pastels. Currently, his fascination is with pastels and the play of light and glass. His renderings of shadows, refl ections, refractions and diff usions have brought him critical acclaim and recognition. Viewings by appointment.3949 Farr Avenue, Ridgeway � (905) 894-0350 � [email protected]
33 Le Bateau Gallery of Fine Art
The gallery showcases David Drum’s original oils, mixed media works, and restoration and Barbara Vance’s paintings and custom framing. Studio-gallery viewing is by appointment. When they are working, they are open.293 Oxford Avenue, Crystal Beach � (905) 894-2297 � daviddrumfi [email protected] � www.daviddrumfi neart.com
34 Mia’s AntiquesMia’s shop is near the beach and her collection refl ects the light and sunshine of summer. She loves white and her beautifully refi nished antiques are sure to bring tranquility to any space. Mia’s upholstery skills are renowned and customers come from far afi eld to refurbish cherished pieces of furniture. Open every day in July & August, 12 to 5 pm. All other months: Open Wednesday to Sunday, 12 to 5 pm. 3950 Erie Street, Crystal Beach � (905) 894-2127
35 Abstract Designs
Jack Ashwood creates from within, working spontaneously and intuitively to produce his unique abstracts. He utilizes acrylics and pastels on stretched canvas favouring a variety of textured tools and techniques. He is currently experimenting successfully with watercolours on yupo paper, producing works of evocative beauty. Contact Jack for an appointment and directions.Ridgeway � (905) 894-6865 � [email protected] � www.jackashwood.ca
36 Perham Stained Glass Studio Established in 1993, Dianne and Peter Perham create custom hand crafted leaded glass designs for windows and cabinets. Dianne crafts lamps, hangings and pieces of classic beauty and holds classes for beginners to advanced students. A wide variety of glass supplies, tools, equipment and books can be purchased at the studio. Call ahead for an appointment. 3544 Algonquin Drive, Ridgeway � (905) 894-8537 � [email protected] � www.psgs.biz
37 The Sanctuary
The Sanctuary [Centre for the Arts] is the community’s permanent art gallery and performing arts centre, which houses events such as theatre performances, art openings and concerts. The Fort Erie Arts Council operates out of the centre and off ers a space for local artists to sell and showcase their talents and off ers workshops and classes. Open year round, Tuesday through Saturday.209 Ridge Road North, Ridgeway � (905) 894-8373 � [email protected] � www.thesanctuaryarts.org
38 Hidden Treasures Derrick and Tom have created an antiques shop with a sense of fun. They artfully put together rooms that feed the imagination –the set of “Mad Men” perhaps or the den a grandfather might have enjoyed. They’re building a loyal following with their unusual and well-priced fi nds. June-August open Monday to Saturday, 10 to 5pm, Sunday, 12 to 3 pm. Open the rest of the year Tuesday-Friday, 10 to 5 pm, Saturday, 10 to 3 pm., Sunday, by chance.238 Ridge Road North, Ridgeway � (905) 894-6590 � [email protected]
39 Chadwick’s Antiques
Chadwick’s Antiques is housed in a gorgeous, 1890s building. Pre-loved items include furniture, jewellery, collectibles, knick knacks, kitchen vintage pieces and much more! The adjacent Sherbet Lemons is fi lled with delicious imported British sweets and treats. Relive childhood and fi nd treasures of yesteryear! Open every day from May 1st through to Canadian Thanksgiving. Open Tuesday through Saturday in the winter months. Hours 10:30 to 5 pm (Sunday 12 to 4 pm) 304 Ridge Road North, Ridgeway � (289) 929-0968 � [email protected]
40 Gallery 329
Gallery owner and artist, Mary Friesen, has created a welcoming space fi lled with natural light to exhibit the works of over 30 established Niagara artists. Artists change over exhibits of sculpture, wood, glass, encaustics, oil, acrylic, watercolour, pastel, and graphite works every six to eight weeks. Open Tuesday to Saturday 11 to 5 pm. Closed Sunday and Monday. 329 Ridge Road North, Ridgeway � (905) 356-8417 � [email protected] � www.gallery329.com
41 Work of Art Frame Shop
Karen Malton’s shop showcases the works of prominent local artists including the evocative oils, encaustics and acrylics of Kathleen Thorsen, pen and pencil renderings by Vincent Verboncoeur, Melani Pyke’s custom oil and acrylics portraits, and the popular nostalgia prints of Crystal Beach and area by Karey Wood. Custom framing is also available on-site. Open year round, Monday – Friday, 10 to 5 pm; Saturday 10 to 2 pm. 329 Ridge Road North, Ridgeway � (905) 894-8588 � [email protected]
42 Gotta-be-Dreaming
Diane Mason has created a space that’s more than the usual gift shop. It’s a place where she showcases the passions and heritage of the local community. The shop is bursting with the colours and textures of over 35 local crafters and artisans. Open Thursday-Saturday, 11 to 5 pm; Sunday, 11 to 3 pm. 356 Ridge Road North, Ridgeway � (905) 894-5863 � [email protected]
43 Fort Erie Historical Museum Located in the historic building that formerly served as Bertie Township Hall, the Fort Erie Historical Museum is dedicated to preserving and presenting local history through permanent and temporary exhibitions as well as a publicly accessible archive. Open 9 to 5 pm, Sunday through Friday, September to May and daily in June, July and August. 402 Ridge Road North, Ridgeway �(905) 894-5322 � [email protected] � www.museum.forterie.ca
44 Antiques on the Ridge Lori and Tal Taylor moved their thriving antiques business to Ridgeway just recently, and haven’t looked back. They carry a large variety of quality antiques including: North American and European furniture, estate and antique jewellery, sterling, rustic and country items, and much more. Open Thursday – Monday, 10 to 5 pm., Tuesday & Wednesday, by chance or appointment. Closed January, February and March. 3474 Garrison Road, Ridgeway (Corner of Ridge Road and Highway 3) � (289) 876-8639 � [email protected]
45 Authentic Bird House Company Alison Barclay is a woodcarver who goes beyond the expected. Her colourful and unique bird houses and feeders are built for years of hard use, contain all the necessary fi xtures, and add a touch of whimsy to any garden space. Alison’s sense of humour and delight in the ‘childlike’ is carved into her fantastical “gnome doors”. Stop by or call ahead. 252 Bernard Avenue, Ridgeway �(905) 894-6132
16 Something Else
In an exquisitely restored heritage building on the Welland Canal, this gallery-boutique of recycled and upcycled fashion, accessories, art and decor is unique to Niagara. The work of local artists – painters, watercolourists, sculptors, print-makers and photographers blends beautifully with artistic jewellery created by area artisans. Clever, creative, and innovative are the words to live by in Gail Todd’s fabulous shop. Open daily 11 to 5 pm (9 pm Fridays July & August), Sunday 12 to 4 pm. 244 West Street (at Clarence Street), Port Colborne � (289) 836-9893 � [email protected]
17 Treasures on West
The unexpected fi nd of something unusual is commonplace at Sue and Rick’s antiques shop. Amidst the vast array are items that they’ve discovered and know will be re-homed by a passionate collector. A whole section is dedicated to fabrics and vintage clothes. Open year round, every day from 10 to 5 pm.234 West Street, Port Colborne � (905) 650-5941 � [email protected]
18 Mark Ricker Studio
Mark’s unique art ranges from painted feathers, antlers and hides as well as traditional pencil and paint. Primarily a wildlife artist, Mark also does sporting portraits and custom sportsman trophy displays that combine art, photos, graphic design, woodworking and taxidermy all into one. From his studio he also off ers custom framing, art lessons and fi ne art printing. Contact Mark for an appointment and directions. � (905) 834-8428 � [email protected] � www.markricker.com
19 Crew’s Quarters
Crew’s Quarters has evolved since its opening in 1989 to become a shop with something for the whole family. Little ones, and their parents, will enjoy the unusual toys and extensive children’s books section. Owners Lisa & Don Gram support the work of local artists and artisans with displays of nautical photographs, cards, books, decorative glass objects and stained glass. Open Weekdays and Saturday, 10 to 5 pm., Sunday, 12:30 to 4:30 pm.192 West Street, Port Colborne � (905) 834-5921 � [email protected]
20 The Stone House Gallery
Kathleen Thorsen works exclusively with oils, encaustics and acrylics. Her landscape paintings demonstrate a raw quality and depth of colour and her seascapes express restlessness and fearlessness. Her work can be viewed at Gallery 329 and her own gallery which is housed in the historic stone house where she resides. Kathleen’s paintings are in private collections around the world. Visit weekends, 11 to 4 pm; weekdays by chance or call ahead.44 King Street, Port Colborne � (905) 834-9784 � [email protected]
21 Larry Rosnuk Studio & Sculpture Garden
Larry Rosnuk is inspired by environmental concerns and his attachment to his local community. His musings are expressed in his steel sculptures, many of which are placed throughout his small woodland garden, his expansive canvases and numerous series of limited edition woodcuts, linocuts and screen printings. Commissions accepted. Garden is always open, studio viewings by appointment. 62 Fraser Street, Port Colborne � (905) 834-6061
Funded by the Government of Ontario
About this Map...Artwork displayed on this map belongs to each individual artist and cannot be reproduced without permission from the artist. Photography used on this map is by Thies Bogner, MPA and may not be reproduced without permission from The City of Port Colborne.This map received funding from the Ontario Ministry of Tourism and Culture’s Cultural Strategic Investment Fund and support from Employment Ontario. It was completed through a partnership of the Port Colborne Public Library, Port Colborne Historical & Marine Museum, and the City of Port Colborne Economic Development, Tourism & Marketing department.
Port Colborne Public Library 310 King Street, Port Colborne www.portcolbornelibrary.org
City of Port Colborne Economic Development, Tourism & Marketing
296 Fielden Avenue, Port Colborne (905) 834-1668
Port Colborne Visitor Information Centre 76 Main Street West, Port Colborne
(905) 834-5722 [email protected] � www.portcolborne.ca
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Lake Erie
Wainfleet
Port ColbornePort Colborne
Fort Erie
1 AM Studios
Anita Thornton works from her charming, rural studio, employing a quick, loose style with clay. The result: one-of-a-kind pottery works of beauty and utility. Painter Mark Thornton takes his inspiration from the North and his canvases capture the spirit of the wilderness. The couple often collaborate on pottery pieces that are unique and prized by collectors. Call ahead before stopping by.661 Townline Road, Lowbanks � (905) 899-2606 � [email protected] � www.amartstudios.com
2 Lake House Art Studio Within their studio situated on the southern shoreline of Lake Erie, a family of artists create and teach. Shoshana’s eclectic style is refl ected in her jewellery, painting, printmaking and mixed media collages. Her husband Paul’s background in Perception and Neuroscience has led him to working in mixed media mosaics and artistic photography. Photography and jewellery are their daughter Teala’s passions. Call ahead to visit. 13035 Lakeshore Road, Wainfl eet � (905) 899-6106 � [email protected] � www.lakehouseartstudio.weebly.com
3 Shoreline Art Studio
Views of the shoreline from Cathy Peters’ lakeside studio have resulted in original paintings which refl ect the changeability of the “shoreline seasons”. Her extensive travels are refl ected in soothing watercolour and acrylic works that have spirit and reveal an experienced artist’s interpretation of feelings, emotions and artistic individuality. Call ahead to plan your visit to the studio.10441 Lakeshore Road, Port Colborne � (905) 835-5899 � [email protected] � www.cathypetersgallery.com
4 Carocobi Antiques & Uniques This restored 1880s barn is an oasis for lovers of furniture circa 1920 and older. Plus, there’s an abundance of chinaware and fi ne objects to dress up any room and occasion. Skilled refi nishing and restoration of antiques is available on-site. Open year-round on weekends, 10 to 5 pm or by chance or appointment during the week. 769 Barrick Road, Port Colborne � (905) 834-0075
5 Elizabeth (Putzy) Madronich Studio
Putzy works in watercolour, acrylic and mixed media collage and is known for her vibrant colours and heavily textured paintings. Her original paintings and fl oor cloths are carried by O’s Gallery in Port Colborne and Gallery 329 in Ridgeway. Signed prints are available at Something Else in Port Colborne. Check her website for upcoming shows, classes and workshops. Visits by appointment. 39 Schofi eld Avenue, Port Colborne � (905) 788-5345 �[email protected] � www.putzy.ca
6 Esa’s Rock Art StudioA professional artist for over 40 years, Esa exhibits his work and holds painting workshops across North America. His home studio-gallery is where visitors can view his work, which ranges from northern landscapes to urban abstracts. He is a passionate teacher and holds regular classes and Creative Days Painting Days workshops twice a year. Open all year, everyday 10 to 6 pm. Please call ahead.471 Stanley Street, Port Colborne � (905) 835-5648 � [email protected]� www.esastudiogallery.com
7 George Sanders George Sanders’ global travels inspire his colourful paintings. He captures the heat of a Mexican village, the daily life of a South American worker and the landscapes of tropical idylls. His works are frequently exhibited in Niagara galleries but a visit to his studio yields a wealth of canvases and conversation with a remarkable artist. Phone ahead for an appointment or email “to the attention of George.” 53 Maple Street (Portal Village), Port Colborne � (905) 834-1600 or (905) 899-3841 � [email protected]
8 The Roselawn CentreThis impressive 1860s mansion is the city’s cultural centre and annually hosts the Food and Wine Series, the popular Authors’ Series and Showboat Festival Theatre. The elegant space may be booked for special events and receptions. Open year-round. Check website for scheduled events. 296 Fielden Avenue, Port Colborne � (905) 834-7572 � boxoffi [email protected] � www.portcolborne.ca
9 Showboat Festival Theatre
Ontario’s only professional theatre-in-the-round off ers a summer season of drama, comedy and music, all presented in the beautiful and intimate theatre in the historic Roselawn Centre. Season runs June – September.296 Fielden Avenue, Port Colborne � 1-888-870-8181 or (905) 834-0833 � boxoffi [email protected] � www.showboattheatre.ca
10 The Makers’ Market
Enjoy the weekly Farmers’ Market and then step across the street into the historic Guild Hall located beside City Hall. The Makers’ Market showcases the creativity of local crafts people and artisans with work that includes pottery, handcrafted jewelry and all-natural soaps. Friday mornings, 8 to 1 pm; from late March through December. The Guild Hall, 77 Charlotte Street, Port Colborne � [email protected] � www.pcmakersmarket.wordpress.com
11A Arts Place GalleryA Contemporary Fine Arts & Crafts Collective that provides a window to the studios of 15 core and associate members. It off ers ongoing exhibitions and workshops and encourages community participation. The space showcases painting, sculpture, glass, pottery, jewellery, and woodturning. Open year round, Thursday – Sunday, 12 to 4 pm. 714 King Street, Port Colborne � (905) 834-9060 � [email protected] � www.artsplacegallery.com
11B Windpoppy Studio Joyce Honsberger, AOCA, SSC, SCA, works from her studio adjacent to Arts Place, of which she is the founder. Visiting the Windpoppy is an experience in wonderment; the space is a kaleidoscope of two and three dimensional work. Joyce is recognized for her unique space sculpture – each piece moves gently and energizes the environment. She exhibits extensively and her work is collected in Canada and abroad. Open Thursday – Sunday, 12 to 4:30 pm.714 King Street, Port Colborne � (905) 899-1519 � [email protected]
12 Port Colborne Public LibraryThe Library Atrium showcases the works of local artists with numerous exhibits during the year. Visitors can also enjoy free internet access and the on-going used book sale. Check the schedule for fi lm showings and arts classes for both adults and children. Open year-round; closed Sundays. 310 King Street, Port Colborne � (905) 834-6512 � [email protected] � www.portcolbornelibrary.org
13 Port Colborne Historical & Marine Museum
and Heritage VillageHistoric log buildings, Edwardian tea room and marine artifacts are just a few of the attractions set amidst heritage gardens. The 1861 Georgian-Revival style Williams’ Home serves as the main exhibit area which explores the history of Port Colborne and beyond with local and travelling exhibits. Programs and events are planned throughout the year. Open May to December, 12 to 5 pm daily: free admission. 280 King Street, Port Colborne � (905) 834-7604 � [email protected] � www.portcolborne.ca/page/museum
14 Harmony on WestLocated directly across from the Welland Canal with a full view of the ships passing through the locks, a stop at Harmony is restful and inspiring. Owner Bonnie Beres creates her own soaps and fragrances on premises –all eco friendly and natural. In this spa-like atmosphere, green products line the shelves and she carries local designers of jewellery. Open Tuesday - Thursday 11 to 5 pm, Friday - Saturday 10 to 5 pm. 264 West Street, Port Colborne � (905) 834-2288 � [email protected] � www.harmonyonwest.com
15 O’s by the Water
Peggy O’Hara is no ordinary curator. Her light infused gallery is fi lled with objects that she loves and each has a history she’s pleased to share. It’s an eclectic space dedicated to showcasing the work of the area’s fi ne artisans and artists. Open Tuesday to Sunday 11 to 5 pm. 1 Clarence Street, Port Colborne � (905) 834-8161
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