Tracey Lawko
Ode to Phoebe
A reflection on time, place, and materials.
April 4 – May 24, 2026
See the exhibition!
Earth Day
Saturday April 18th, 2026
9:30am – 3:00pm
- Bird Walk
- Bird Drawing
- And a free Family Craft
Sign up today!
Summer Art Camps
Ages 4-6 and ages 7-11.
Jun 29 thru Sep 4, 2026
9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Camp Registration includes all materials for camp activities
and a Summer Art Camp T-shirt!
Register today!
Art Programs
Whether you’re an experienced artist, or trying art for the first time, HWHG is the perfect place to explore your creativity and learn something new!
We offer a wide array of programs for all ages and creative interests, including painting, drawing, printmaking, pottery and more. Check out our current program offerings and start your creative journey!
Get creative!
Art Markets
We believe that art and creativity bring people together, and our markets are no exception. Come and join us for our 2026 market season!
Learn more!
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Homer Watson House Foundation Collection
Homer Watson House & Gallery preserves and celebrates the legacy of Homer Watson’s creative spirit by stimulating the appreciation, enjoyment and practice of the visual arts.
Homer Watson House & Gallery fulfills its mission by engaging in a three-part program of:
- Preservation and collection of Homer Watson’s art, his home studio and gallery and the heritage of his life, his times and that of Phoebe Watson and the Doon School of Fine Arts.
- Exhibition of Homer Watson’s body of work and regular shows of contemporary local and regional artists.
- Education and enrichment through events and instructional programs in the visual arts.
Homer Watson House & Gallery is a charitable organization that relies on the support of our community.
Contributions are essential to our continued success. Your donations help us make art accessible to everyone by providing vital support for our exhibitions, funding educational programs for adults and children, and enabling us to preserve the collection for future generations to discover and enjoy for years to come.
Homer Watson House & Gallery (HWHG) is a National Historic Site and former home and art studio of Canadian artist Homer Watson (1855 – 1936).
HWHG preserves and celebrates the legacy of Homer Watson’s creative spirit through the appreciation, enjoyment and practice of the visual arts.
