Ukama Gallery is honoured to welcome Rufaro Ngoma, an acclaimed sculptor from Harare, Zimbabwe. Known internationally for his whimsical, elegant sculptures carved out of the hardest stones, Rufaro Ngoma is […]
Come to our lovely Salt Water Studio on Granville Island and take the opportunity to shoot your best creative picture ever! Cover-ups, paintings, painting tools, easel, palette; everything is ready for you to stage a super artsy photograph. Need some suggestions or help? Studio artists Sandra Bowen and Jeanne Krabbendam are there to give you […]
Go on a Date with Culture and enjoy a variety of live events, demonstrations, food, and the best of local artists! An array of local artists will be sharing demonstrations of their craft with visitors, surrounded by music, food, and a great cultural atmosphere on the iconic Granville Island. A Date with Culture includes a […]
Join us for Live Painting Demonstrations with Vancouver Island-based artist April Ponsford. Profoundly inspired by the natural elements that surround the artist, Ponsford’s abstract landscapes are a unique West Coast allusion to mid-century mastery. Painting against a backdrop of hand-carved stone sculptures of the Contemporary Zimbabwean Sculpture Movement — a permanent fixture to Ukama Gallery […]
Get ready to MAKE art with us! MAKE is teaming up with Craft Council of BC for a weekend of art and fun, and you can find us at the Chain & Forge on Granville Island. Come be part of a Date With Culture! Choose from an assortment of original MAKE designs that you can […]
Circle Craft Gallery presents a special exhibit: an opportunity to check out a selection of Circle Craft Christmas Market exhibitors’ work in advance. The gallery exhibit runs October 3 - November 1 on Granville Island in the Net Loft. The annual Christmas Market runs November 7 – 11, 2019 at Vancouver Convention Centre West with […]
Kids Market is hosting its first ever CHRISTMAS CRAFT FAIR!!! Join us from 11-5 on November 10th to see all the amazing handmade items from local kids!
CMHC-Granville Island would like to acknowledge that we are located on the traditional territory of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) First Nations.
