A site-specific contemporary art festival blending Newfoundland’s coastal landscapes with works by Canadian and Indigenous artists. Intimate scale but deeply impactful—ideal for those who enjoy art integrated with place.

Mazurka’s installation explores how visual pattern systems—rooted in architecture, data, natural sciences, and interior design—can shape meaning and memory. Through an interplay of abstraction and sensory familiarity, the work invites viewers into a meditative reflection on perception and structure.

A biennial performance art festival emphasizing experimental, relational, and ephemeral art forms—from body art to art actions and installations. It’s a gathering of avant-garde creators, ideal for encountering bold, challenging practices by emerging and Indigenous artists.

Returning after a landmark international tour, this expanded exhibition features over 100 works from the 18th century to today. Co-curated with Indigenous artists and knowledge keepers, it showcases pieces by Norval Morrisseau, Kent Monkman, Meryl McMaster, and more, celebrating the depth, resilience, and innovation of Indigenous art in Canada.

An annual miniature art exhibition showcasing finely crafted small-scale works by local emerging artists. Each piece packs big creativity into a compact format—ideal for collectors or visitors seeking unique, intimate artworks. Exhibits are also featured online, extending reach post-show. It’s accessible, engaging, and showcases meticulous talent in a charming format.