Open Gallery Program
January 7 - January 27, 2012

Eastwood Collegiate Institute Graduating Class
EMBARK
Opening Reception:
Sunday, January 15, 2012, 2:00 - 4:00 pm
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Canada Blooms Bus Trip
Saturday, March 17, 2012 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
Experience the first breath of spring at Canada Blooms
with Homer Watson House & Gallery
Saturday, March 17, 2012! Admission is $48.00 for members/$55.00 for non-members and includes morning refreshments, admission to both
Canada Blooms and the National Home Show, an itinerary for
Canada Blooms, complimentary Gardening Life Magazine and
a day of fun accompanied by your hostess!
The itinerary is as follows:
8:30 am: Refreshments at the Gallery
9:00 am: Bus Departure for Toronto
3:30 pm: Bus Departure for Kitchener
5:00 pm: Arrival in Kitchener
To purchase tickets contact the Gallery at 519-748-4377 or click here to visit our online gift shop.
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WINTER 2012 Registration
Now OPEN!
Check out the visual art programs for
families, children, teens, & adults!
Call 519-748-4377 to Register Today!
WINTER PROGRAM BROCHURE PART ONE 2011 (pdf format)
WINTER PROGRAM BROCHURE PART TWO 2011 (pdf format)
SPRING PROGRAM BROCHURE PART ONE 2011 (pdf format)
SPRING PROGRAM BROCHURE PART TWO 2011 (pdf format)
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Homer Watson House & Gallery is thrilled to announce another school year and a variety of curriculum based visual art programs for 2011-2012. In celebration of a very special Homer Watson exhibiton featuring two original Homer Watson landscape paintings from Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, during May - September 2012, we have developed NEW programs to enhance your class visit with the Gallery.
Programs include Watson & Watercolour, Layered Paper Painting, Sculptured Paper Mills, Perspective Drawing of Homer's Mill as well a special Walking Tour with Regional Councillor Jean Haalboom. For a full listing of our school programs please click here.
NEW Indigenous Cultural Programs
Building upon the strong foundation of our school programs, Homer Watson House & Gallery is also excited to be offering New Indigenous Cultural Programs with local Ojibwe Elder, Artist & Storyteller Rene Meshake. These programs are created an delivered by by published children's author, Rene Meshake, to preserve, teach and share the rich Ojibwe language and culture through the engagement and practice of the arts. For a full listing and description of these programs please click here.
For teacher resources please click here
NEW! ART IN-FOCUS
Homer Watson House & Gallery is proud to offer an exciting and innovative new program for seniors living with early stage dementia or related cognitive impariment and their care partners. Click here to get more information about ART IN-FOCUS.
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