Venues

Celebrating 30 Years of Artistic Support and Presentation.

White Water Gallery, 147 Worthington Street East
For 30 years now White Water Gallery has been a beacon of innovation, attracting artists from far and wide, challenging creative boundaries, introducing dialogue and new artistic visions to our region. A publicly funded space for all.
info@whitewatergallery.com

Michelle’s Frame Maker and Gallery, 168 Main Street West
For twenty years The Frame Maker has been providing professional custom framing and poaque mounting services along with a variety of art and fine glassware.
framer@ontera.net

The Swiss Pastry Chef, 126 Main Street East
The Swiss Pastry Chef specializes in traditional and innovative handmade breads, cakes, and pastries using only natural ingredients with no preservatives.
urs_riesen@ontera.net

Joan Ferneyhough Gallery, 157 First Avenue East
Since 1996 Joan Ferneyhough Gallery has represented artists of distinction in an effort to develop new audiences and markets for their work.
jferneyhough@onlink.net

W.K.P.  Kennedy Gallery, 150 Main Street East
North Bay’s public art gallery brings art and people together as t programs a diverse range of exhibitions including all contemporary media and a Permanent Collection.
info@kennedygallery.org

Discovery North Bay, 100 Ferguson Street
Since 1973 the former North Bay Area Museum, now Discovery North Bay, has been a local voice of heritage preservation and education for the community.  
Constructed in 1903 by the Canadian Pacific Railway, visitors from far and near are delighted by the restoration of North Bay’s unique landmark. As a designated and nationally recognized heritage site, Discovery North Bay is home to exhibit galleries that showcase both local history and traveling shows.

Discovery North Bay is proud to host the camera frontera exhibition for the first time in 2007. The exhibit will be on display in the upper gallery, which overlooks picturesque Lake Nipissing and the future site of the community waterfront park.
education@heritagenorthbay.com

165 Main Street East
MPP Monique Smith was first elected in 2003 to represent the riding of Nipissing.  Monique and her staff are always happy to provide services and information with regards to the provincial government.

183 First Avenue West

At the LoGoS we offer Artist Materials;  Acrylic, Oil and Watercolour Paint, Canvas, Sketching supplies, Paper, Easels, Brushes and much more, all priced under suggested retail. We also offer a selection of book titles from such subjects as, Native Studies, Philosophy, Occult and Art Instructional.   We have over ten years combined experience in book sales, and have an artist on staff to help you with all your art needs.  We are located at 183 First Ave West in the Historic Masonic Building.
logosdsl@vianet.ca
Mike Cook

Flux United Gallery, 155 Main Street East
gallery@fluxunited.com

Vida Salon, 103 Worthington Street West
j.cesarano@sympatico.ca

KBROS ART SHOPPE, 232 Algonquin Avenue
K Bros Art Shop & Gallery was established in 1969, Downtown on Algonquin
Ave. In 1976 it was purchased by George Maroosis and it continues to operate
as an independant family business. In 2006 it was reorganized as the
Maroosis Art Centre and continues to house K Bros Artist Materials, the
Picture Frame Centre and the Maroosis Art Gallery. The Gallery is divided
into two spaces, one for original art the other for reproductions.
gmaroosis@hotmail.com

Art in Public Spaces, 150 Main Street East

Located in the Capitol Centre walkway, this space has been host to exhibitions over the years and brings art to audiences year round.