This exhibition is a retrospective of the work of Rose Stewart, artist, teacher, and friend. The work on display includes over 50 landscapes painted by Rose “en plein air”. The result of solitary days of observation spent in the countryside north of Kingston, outside of Halifax, in Vermont and in Italy, these small paintings were part of Rose’s private practice. They have never been publicly exhibited until now.
Join the Kingston Handloom Weavers and Spinners for an Open Studio style Spinning Retreat with expert guidance from two master spinners helping you daily with your goals, projects and learning. Bring your own materials and basic equipment for a guided learning experience, experimentation and time for growth and self exploration with your spinning. All participants will also have access to KHWS equipment while at the retreat.
Join Adele Webster for a fun-filled in-person event where you can unleash your creativity through needle felting. Learn how to create stunning landscapes using colourful wool and a felting needle. No prior experience is needed — just bring your enthusiasm and we'll provide the rest! Get ready to dive into the world of fiber arts and create your own masterpiece to take home. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to explore a new craft and meet fellow art enthusiasts. See you there!
Kids Creativity Club is a drop in artmaking program at the Tett Centre for Creativity & Learning catered towards families with children aged 10 and under. Participants enjoy a variety of hands-on creative arts activities with local artists and volunteers. Come and explore, create, and be inspired at Tett Centre!
Looking for a summer camp that balances creativity and movement? Arts & Sports Camp 2026 offers the best of both worlds!
In partnership with Queen’s Athletics & Recreation, this dynamic week-long camp gives campers ages 8 - 12 the chance to explore visual arts and stay active through sports and swimming. Each day, campers will spend half the day creating art at the Tett Centre and the other half enjoying sports and pool time at Queen’s ARC—a perfect blend of imagination, teamwork, and fun.
Paper Pulse — Regeneration is a community-engaged project by artist Emily Wu, supported by the City of Kingston Arts Fund. The exhibition for this project presents a vibrant cross-cultural dialogue between artists Emily Wu, Diana Jackson, Jabra Mitwasi, and local students. We explore themes of memory, sustainability, and the power of global perspectives in creative expression. We invite you to experience how our diverse backgrounds and unique stories are woven together to inspire a shared sense of renewal.
Tett Centre offers a range of activities fostering creativity and learning for all ages and abilities, and aims to contribute to building Kingston's vibrant arts community.
Tett Centre's tenant organizations offer a range of activities designed to appeal to people of all ages and artistic abilities, contributing to Kingston's unique artistic landscape.
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