With no shortage of inspiring, supernatural beauty, BC is home to nearly 30,000 artists and studios according to research published by Hills Strategies. With Art-BC’s extensive curated collection of artists and studios, you have opportunity to meet, chat, and connect with local artists in creative communities across the province.
On Art-BC.com you’ll find artsits and studios in communities and regions across the province. If you’re planning a trip or even an outing, you can check out other places to visit by browsing the community page, or checking out the map for places to visit in neighbouring communities.
From desert landscapes to rugged shoreline, glacial lakes nestled in the mountains to rolling plains of wildflowers, regions across BC showcase unmatched natural beauty. In addition to the landscape, BC’s rich and diverse cultural history is a wellspring of inspiration for the arts. Communities across the province support artists in their midst with local programs and events, as well as engaged tourism initiatives drawing an audience from around the world to BC’s Creative Communities.
Maple Ridge is situated in the northeastern section of Greater Vancouver between the Fraser River and Golden Ears. Some of the main things to do in the city include The ACT Arts Centre overlooking Spirit Square Memorial Peace Park. The art centre opened in 2003 and has been hosting gallery exhibitions, performing arts presentations and organizing events for the local community. One of the most notable artists in the city is Kristin Krimmel. Apart from the gallery, the city has several public art installations throughout the city. Some of the most well-known include the Bear’s Feast, Beast Horse Clock, Sea to Sky Eagle and the Trace Line.There are plenty of engaging things to do in Maple Ridge, making it a vibrant destination in Greater Vancouver
