Arts and Culture

Fourty fiber artists participated in the inaugural Windsor-Essex Fiber Shō at Walkerville’s Shō Art, Spirit & Performance showcasing everything from clothing apparel to home decor.

South Western Ontario Heritage Council (SWOHC): The Many Faces of Heritage exhibit at Chimczuk Museum includes Windsor Essex historic artifacts on display to the public.

Windsor residents have one last day to step back thousands of years to see how Egyptians lived. The Egypt, The Gift of the Nile, at Chimczuk Museum ends Sunday (May 26).

Former Windsorite Vern Smith, winding down his seven week “The Green Ghetto” book tour made a stop in Windsor with special guests South River Slim and his band.

Art and hockey have merged, changing stereotypical ways media culture has integrated the game into Canadian identity, in the Art Gallery of Windsor’s new exhibit.

Todd Shearon has built up an impressive collection of pictures and his photography is being shared with the public for the first time inside the Walkerville Artists’ Co-op.

A River Runs Between Us photo exhibit by Elaine Weeks and Chris Edwards launches at Artspeak Gallery showcasing life in Windsor and Detroit from 1925-1990.

The Art Gallery of Windsor is celebrating their 75th anniversary by launching several special exhibits which reflect on its history and includes an opening reception on Nov. 30.

Artilicious’ addition of live art battles to the 5th annual edition of Windsor’s popular art and food event provided a fun unique form of entertainment.

An overview of Chimczuk Museum’s Remembering Armistice 1918-2018 mini-exhibit includes displays about Windsor’s connections to the First World War.