This is an archived event from Culture Days 2024.
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Gibraltar Point Centre for the Arts 25th Anniversary
In-person
History & heritage Nature & outdoors Performance Storytelling Visual artsDate and time
Location
Gibraltar Point Centre for the Arts
445 Lakeshore Avenue
Toronto, ON
Directions: A 15-minute voyage on a vintage ferry is an integral part of the Gibraltar Point experience. The Toronto Island Ferry can be boarded at the Jack Layton Ferry Terminal, at the southern end of Bay Street and Queen’s Quay. Take the ferry headed for Hanlan’s Point for the dock closest to Gibraltar Point.
Access
Free.
Offered in English.
Wheelchair accessible and has gender-neutral washrooms.
About
Celebrate the history and community of Gibraltar Point this September on the Toronto Island.
This September 21, 2024, from 3-7pm, the Gibraltar Point Centre for the Arts will open its doors to the public to celebrate its 25th anniversary as an arts centre and home to year-round artist residency programs, events, and community programming. Taking the form of an open house following opening remarks, this event will feature storytelling by residents, an art exhibition, open studios, a film premiere and much more.
RSVP: https://cmmail.arthubs.ca/h/y/F9A49829728E84D5
Links
- Gibraltar Point Artist Residencies gibraltarpointcentre.ca
- ArtHubs Events arthubsevents.ca
Organizer
ArtHubs Toronto Inc
Housed in a former school surrounded by 46 acres of parkland, it is operated by Arthubs as an arts and cultural facility, open year-round. Over the years Gibraltar Point has hosted thousands of artists both local and international, who have taken advantage of the facility’s quiet and natural setting to focus on their practices and projects through short-term residencies and long-term studio rentals. Gibraltar Point has also become recognized as a perfect place to host a variety of events.