Join our Monthly shows by displaying your art in the Village Gallery
Interested in having your art displayed in an individual show or as a group show? Send us in a proposal for our upcoming show season HERE
Display requirments
Please ensure any art is ready to display for the shows including hanging wire for all canvases, if you need help our volunteers at the Village Gallery are always happy to help by sharing their knowledge.
2026 Shows
Find out about upcoming shows and fill out an application and join us by displaying your unique art with us:
‘Limited Palette’
August 24 – September 25
LIMITED PALETTE 2026 Application
Painting with a limited palette can mean selecting the fewest paint colours possible to create the widest range of tones on the spectrum. It can also mean choosing the smallest quantity of pigments that are required to create a range of colours that suit the effect you want to create in your artwork. Monochromatic (using only a single colour) would also be considered a limited palette.
We’re encouraging artists to pick three (or less) different colours to include in our limited palettes for this show – not including the pigments that create tints (white) and shade (black or burnt umber).
By using a limited palette in oil, acrylic and watercolour, or any other medium – Artists can mix a diverse range of values and tones -you can create a wonderfully harmonious effect.
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‘Tangled Roots’
September 28 – October 30
TANGLED-ROOTS-2026-Application
Come join us in exploring “Tangled Roots.” Where we’ll emphasize compositions where lines or forms intertwine, creating friction and complexity. Artists are encouraged to tangle brushstrokes, patterns, figures or even typographic elements to create a busy non-realistic piece that reflects the art of nature’s inner workings. This creates a window for open interpretation from the viewer. Letting them consciously define their own image.
In some cases, tangling is its literal definition (knotted hair, braided rope, interwoven cords) and sometimes it’s structural (overlapping textures, intersecting silhouettes, tangled perspective,) but either way it emphasizes themes like confusion, desire, fate, memory or the ways ideas and visual input can overlap and refuse to resolve. Dig into your interpretation of the complexity of daily life and the correspondence of our environment with compositions in mind.
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‘Village Gallery Christmas Store’
November 2 – December 24
As the Holiday Season approaches, The Holiday Store at the Village Gallery will be open from November 2 –December 24, and we’re excited to be able to showcase the incredible work of you, our local artists, once again.
If you plan to participate, now’s the time to start preparing your handcrafted items, artwork, ornaments, cards, gifts, and seasonal pieces. Shoppers will be looking for unique, locally made treasures—let’s give them something to love!
All items must be artist-made. Think giftable, seasonal, and creative.
Thank you for helping make the Holiday Store a beloved tradition. We can’t wait to see what you create!