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BE SURE TO CHECK OUT ALL THE WORKSHOPS AVAILABLE IN the FALL of 2019 ... Click here for Workshops or on the Left Menu !!
ASSC LOFT ART GALLERY & GIFT SHOP
Art Society of Strathcona County proudly presents
The Loft Art Gallery & Gift Shop
Original paintings, jewellery, sculptures, cards, ornaments and pouring's. Our Artists staff the Loft during Gallery Hours and would love to meet you. Feature Artist for the May/June show is Rosemary Stadnyk! Gallery Hours – Saturday and Sunday, 12 pm to 4 pm (except long weekends) Address: 590 Broadmoor Blvd, Sherwood Park. Office Hours of the ASSC: Mon/Wed 12 pm to 4 pm, Phone 780 449-4443. The Next General Meeting of the ASSC will be Tuesday, September 10, 7 pm, at the Ottewell Centre. Sign out at the Library - 6:00 pm Sign up for Fall Workshops! Member, Ken Duncan, will showcase his "leatherwork" ! Guests are welcome UPCOMING EVENTS OF THE ASSC, 2019
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Open Studio Tour - June 22, 23 Art in the Park Art Walk - July 1st Culture Day at the Centre - September 28 Annual Fall Art Show & Sale - October 18, 19, 20 Christmas MarketPlace - November 16, 17
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Please visit the Society's beautiful building (the old Red Barn - now the A. J. Ottewell Arts Centre at 590 Broadmoor Blvd, Sherwood Park.
Stop by at one of the Society's events, or during office hours 12 to 4 pm on Mondays and Wednesdays. The building is very suitable for rentals and is a part of Sherwood Park's Heritage Mile.
From Explore Strathcona County, Arts and Culture/Historic Sites page on the Web - "Ottewell Centre- Located on the original homestead of Arthur & Lora Ottewell, the brick house was completed in 1916. The house was moved 50 feet west of its original location & the brick was restored in 1980. A replica of the family's old red barn now serves the Art Society of Strathcona County. Arthur was the son of Richard P. Ottewell who arrived & settled in Edmonton's present-day community of Ottewell, in 1881." |
