100 Braid St Studios is an inclusive co-working art studio for New Westminster and Lower Mainland artists that allows visitors to be inspired artistically and to learn from the artists practicing in the studio. Studio artists produce fine art & craft in the form of paintings, sculpture, fiber, jewellery making, photography, Read more [...]
The Amelia Douglas Gallery is a non-profit organization committed to featuring emerging and established BC artists. It is run by the Arts Exhibition Committee at Douglas College and shows six exhibits per year featuring opening receptions and artist talks. Admission is always free.
Anvil Centre is a modern and vibrant gathering place conveniently located in the historic cultural district of the City of New Westminster–and the geographical centre of Metro Vancouver. If you’re looking for a boutique venue that ignites the imagination, inspires ideas, and stimulates the senses, Anvil Centre is the place Read more [...]
BART MALOAN is a native of British Columbia, Canada and resides in Vancouver, he works from his studio. He was an active member of the ArtsCouncil of New Westminster, the Community Arts Council of Victoria, and the Vancouver Island Sculptors Guild, he has parcipitated in some the islands premier group and solo shows. He works mostly in acrylic Read more [...]
A full service photographic studio and gallery showcasing award winning photographer Gabor Gasztonyi’s classic black and white photographic prints and the oil paintings of Judith Copland, plus other artists. Gabor specializes in black and white studio portraits of children, families and individuals including intimate engagement photographs.
The translucent softness of Margaret Halsey’s watercolors portrays the sensitivity of the artist. The personality and spirit of each animal is captured in her portraits. To view her work call 604.527.9976 to schedule a visit to her studio in her home in New Westminster. Margaret paints in several mediums including Read more [...]
The River Market is where the hungry and curious gather to eat, shop, and play. First opened in 1985 as Westminster Quay Public Market this 75,000 square-foot marketplace on the Fraser River pioneered a food-led revitalization to become a hub for community life. Today, it showcases 25 of B.C.’s best Read more [...]
The Gallery at Queen’s Park is community art gallery that has provided a venue for emerging and established artists to showcase their work since 1985. Over the year, 12 exhibitions are presented in two-dimensional and three-dimensional mediums such as paintings, photography, pottery, wood carvings, bronze statues, and more. Located in Read more [...]
The Van Dop Gallery, nestled in historic New Westminster, showcases over 100 artists and artisans offering a world of art in a relaxing home atmosphere. Trudy Van Dop’s gallery and garden are filled with beautiful fine art. Visitors experience how Art And Living can enrich both their home and lifestyle. Read more [...]
Wild Rice began as a simple thought from Andrew Wong. His wish was to create a socially conscious restaurant serving local cuisine with influences from his Chinese heritage.The space is a blend of yin and yang, reclaimed and new. As in Chinese cuisine, the menu offers dishes for sharing, where Read more [...]
