This is an archived event from Culture Days 2025.
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Thunder Bay Art Gallery (Pay What You Can Admission)
In-person
Museum Indigenous Self-guided Interdisciplinary Visual artsDate and time
This activity runs the duration of Culture Days.
Location
Thunder Bay Art Gallery
1080 Keewatin Street
Thunder Bay, ON
Access
Free, and accepts optional pay-what-you-may donations for admission.
Offered in English.
Has gender-neutral washrooms.
About
Meet us at the Gallery!
The Thunder Bay Art Gallery welcomes you during Culture Days with pay-what-you-can admission from 12:00-8:00PM, Tuesday to Thursday, and 12:00-5:00PM, Friday to Sunday. Be sure to stop by and see what's on!
During Culture Days, visitors to the Gallery can look forward to a dynamic lineup of exhibitions that explore themes of nature, identity, and cultural expression. With our exhibitions rotating throughout the season, be sure to visit our website to discover the exciting works by local, regional, and national artists currently on display.
The Gallery is committed to accessibility throughout the year with $5 admission fees and free admission Wednesdays thanks to support from the John Andrews Foundation.
Want to make sure others can enjoy the same exciting experiences at the Gallery anytime? Leave a donation for our Art Share program which makes sure we never have to turn away curious visitors. Through the generous support of our community, visitors, and funders we can continue providing accessible engaging programming that inspires everyone.
Organizer
Thunder Bay Art Gallery
As the largest public art gallery in Northern Ontario, the Thunder Bay Art Gallery is a leader in the exhibition and collection of visual arts. Every day the Gallery creates space for inspiration and engagement by providing school tours, hosting arts events and classes, and providing public programs. The Thunder Bay Art Gallery stands as a regional cultural hub committed to developing connections through contemporary Indigenous, local, and regional art.
The Thunder Bay Art Gallery…
… reaches over 5,000 school age children through in person curriculum linked tours and hands-on learning opportunities.
… engages over 2,500 students in the region and beyond through a virtual school tour program.
… documents and records our culture, with over 1,600 works of art forming one of the most extensive collections of contemporary Indigenous and regional art held in trust for the community.
… expands the influence of artists, by loaning artwork to other museums and galleries around the world including the National Gallery of Canada and the Smithsonian Institute.
… welcomes over 20,000 visitors each year including residents, national and international tourists.
… hosts artist talks, lectures, demonstrations, and outreach sessions including hybrid livestreamed events.
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City of Thunder Bay Culture Days Hub
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