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Gallery Events
| Artist Talks, Receptions, Workshops for Fall/Winter | ||
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December | ||
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December 3 |
2-4pm | Free Film Screening - International Mail Art Exhibition How to Draw a Bunny, A documentary on the life of artist Ray Johnson, known as the granddaddy of Mail Art. The film includes cameos by many artists involved in the New York art scene of the 1970s - 90s. Free Admission. Ages 16+. |
| December 11 | 1-4pm | Sunday Artist's Group Lets Make Stuff, Artist studio time, held on the 2nd Sunday of every month in the Gallery. $5 drop-ins, free for members. |
| December | 1-4pm | There is no Family Sunday in December |
| Dec 25 - 27 | **Closed for Christmas Holidays* | |
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January | ||
| January 5 | 6-9pm | Art Gallery late night hours |
| January 8 | 1-4pm | Sunday Artist's Group Lets Make Stuff, Artist studio time, held on the 2nd Sunday of every month in the Gallery. $5 drop-ins, free for members. |
| January 10 | 9-5pm | City Hall Exhibit "Orchids", by Zahra Hosseinkhan to March 11 |
| January 26 | 7-9pm | Opening Reception: Fantasy Gardens, Stuart McCall & Neil Wedman Exhibition is on until April 1. |
| January 29 | 1-4pm | Family Sunday a free drop-in art program that offers families the occasion to explore art making together. |
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February | ||
| Fenruary 2 | 12:00 to 1:00pm | Art for Lunch, Great food, great art, and great conversation! $10 includes the tour and a tasty lunch. Register through the City of Richmond Call Centre |
| February 2 | 6-9pm | Art Gallery late night hours |
| February 4 | 1pm | Artist Talk, Stuart McCall & Neil Wedman discuss their exhibition, Fantasy Gardens |
| February 9 | 6-9pm | Art Gallery late night hours |
| February 12 | 1-4pm | Sunday Artist's Group Lets Make Stuff, Artist studio time Held on the 2nd Sunday of every month in the Gallery. $5 drop-ins, free for members. |
| February 14 - 16 | 10am-3pm | Children's Art Festival, Drawing Workshops |
| February 17 - 18 | 10am-3pm | Children's Art Festival, Drop-in Drawing Activities |
| February 16 | 6-9pm | Art Gallery late night hours |
| February 26 | 1-4pm | Family Sunday a free drop-in art program that offers families the occasion to explore art making together. |
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March | ||
| March 1 | 6-9pm | Art Gallery late night hours |
| March 3 | 1-2:30pm | Open Forum - Developing Richmond |
| March 8-11 | 3 to 9pm | Finn Slough Exhibition, Celebrating the Current , an annual display of artwork about Finn Slough. |
| March 8 | 6-9pm | Art Gallery late night hours |
| March 9 | 7-9pm | Finn Slough Celebration, Live music, refreshments and guest speaker, Michael Kluckner. |
| March 11 | 1-4pm | Sunday Artist's Group Lets Make Stuff, Artist studio time, held on the 2nd Sunday of every month in the Gallery. $5 drop-ins, free for members. |
| March 12 | 9am-5pm | City Hall Exhibit Xiao ping Meng to May 14 |
| March 12 - 23 | 9:30am-3:30pm | Spring Break Art Camps for children Registration through City of Richmond Call Centre |
| March 15 | 6-9pm | Art Gallery late night hours |
| March 18 | 5pm | Deadline for Family Portrait Submissions for My Big Family |
| March 22 | 6-9pm | Art Gallery late night hours |
| March 25 | 1-4pm | Family Sunday - a free drop-in art program that offers families the occasion to explore art making together. |
| March 29 | 6-9pm | Art Gallery late night hours |
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April | ||
| April 6 & 8 | Gallery Closed for Easter Holidays | |
| April 19 | 7-9 pm | Opening Reception: My Big Family Hua Jin Exhibition is on until June 9. |
| April 22 | 1–4pm | Family Sunday - a free drop-in art program that offers families the occasion to explore art making together. |
| April 26 | 6-9 pm | Art Gallery late night hours |
The Richmond Art Gallery is mandated to exhibit, preserve, and promote contemporary visual arts and to provide exhibition related programming. Our motto: Making contemporary art make sense.
The Richmond Art Gallery is an award-winning gallery that presents remarkable art exploring ideas relevant to the world today. Our highly praised public events, programs and activities help the public explore art’s meaning in real life. We offer the public ways to connect to art, their community and themselves by looking, thinking, creating and communicating.
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