Uncharted Unexpected - City of Port Colborne

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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 • amthornton@live.com •
www.amartstudios.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 fine objects to dress up any room
and occasion. Skilled refinishing and restoration of antiques is available on-site.
Open year-round on weekends, 10 to 5pm or by chance or appointment during
the week. 769 Barrick Road, Port Colborne • (905) 834-0075
Libraries, Museums,
Community Arts Centres
Galleries
Individual Artist
Studio / Gallery
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Shops Showcasing Local
Artists and Artisans
11 A Arts Place Gallery
A Contemporary Fine Arts & Crafts Collective that provides a window to the
studios of 15 core and associate members. It offers 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 • gallery@artsplacegallery.com • www.artsplacegallery.com
13 Port Colborne Historical and Marine Museum
and Heritage Village
Historic 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 •
museum@portcolborne.ca • www.portcolborne.ca/page/museum
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 reflected 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, Wainfleet •
(905) 899-6106 • artsyshosh@gmail.com • www.lakehouseartstudio.weebly.com
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 floor 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 Schofield Avenue, Port Colborne • (905) 788-5345 •
4putzy@gmail.com • www.putzy.ca
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 • trevcob@hotmail.com
9 Showboat Festival Theatre
Ontario’s only professional theatre-in-the-round offers 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
• boxoffice@portcolborne.ca • www.showboattheatre.ca
11 B 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 • joyceh001@hotmail.com
14 Harmony on West
Located 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 • harmonyonwest@hotmail.com • www.harmonyonwest.com
3 Shoreline Art Studio
Views of the shoreline from Cathy Peters’ lakeside studio have resulted in
original paintings which reflect the changeability of the “shoreline seasons”.
Her extensive travels are reflected 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 • ceepeters@hotmail.com
• www.cathypetersgallery.com
6 Esa’s Rock Art Studio
A 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 • info@esarockartstudio.com •
www.esastudiogallery.com
8 The Roselawn Centre
This 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 • boxoffice@portcolborne.ca •
www.portcolborne.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 1pm; from late
March through December. The Guild Hall, 77 Charlotte Street, Port Colborne •
makersmarkethandcrafters@gmail.com • www.pcmakersmarket.wordpress.com
12 Port Colborne Public Library
The 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 film showings and arts classes for both
adults and children. Open year-round; closed Sundays.
310 King Street, Port Colborne • (905) 834-6512 • library@portcolborne.ca •
www.portcolbornelibrary.org
15 O’s by the Water
Peggy O’Hara is no ordinary curator. Her light infused gallery is filled 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 fine artisans and
artists. Open Tuesday to Sunday 11 to 5 pm. 1 Clarence Street, Port Colborne •
(905) 834-8161