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Salmon Arm Arts Centre Art Gallery and Arts Centre in downtown Salmon Arm, operated by Shuswap District Arts Council. The beautiful gallery is known throughout Western Canada.

Salmon Arm Arts Centre is a heritage brick building in downtown Salmon Arm. Built in 1937 as Salmon Arm's first post office, it has been a public library, and since 1994, the Arts Centre. With its Palladian windows and original maple hardwood floors, we enjoy a stunning atmosphere with which to hold exhibitions and community events.

10/13/2026

There’s a lot of story and collaboration behind this piece✨

This map came together through an artist’s creative process, shaped by conversations and contributions from community members who shared their knowledge, connections, and experiences of these places.

It’s a closer look at the process behind one of the pieces in Where in the World Are We? and a reminder of how much can come from creating together.

See the exhibition at the Salmon Arm Arts Centre until November 14.

10/08/2026

Before the artwork goes up, there’s a whole lot that happens behind the scenes. ✨

Take a peek at the transformation of the gallery as we get everything ready for Where in the World Are We? from an empty space to an exhibition filled with colour, stories, and creativity.

It’s amazing what can happen in a gallery before the doors even open. 👀

Come see the finished exhibition for yourself at the Salmon Arm Arts Centre, on display until November 14th.

What can a cooking tool tell us about where we come from?Join us for an evening of stories, drawing, and sharing as part...
10/07/2026

What can a cooking tool tell us about where we come from?

Join us for an evening of stories, drawing, and sharing as part of Where in the World Are We? Bring a cooking tool from your family or place of origin and share the story behind it. We’ll also spend some time drawing these meaningful objects together.

Then, on Saturday, come back to explore a mini-exhibit of kitchen implements from different places, with community members sharing how they’re used and the stories behind them.

Location: Salmon Arm Art Gallery
Admission: Free and open to everyone

Come share a story, learn something new, and see how everyday objects can connect us to place, family, and memory.

10/06/2026

Where in the World Are We? has been a true community effort.

From the workshops and conversations to the map making and artwork, so many people have contributed their time, creativity, and stories to bringing this exhibition together.

It’s been wonderful to see what can happen when the Salmon Arm Arts Centre, Shuswap Immigrant Services Society, Runaway Moon Theatre, artists, and community members come together to create something shared.

And this is only the beginning.

The project will continue into 2027 with a community play, bringing people together in a new way to share stories, create, and take part.

There will be lots of ways to get involved, so keep an eye out for more details! 🎭

Where in the World Are We? is on display until November 14.

10/01/2026

There’s more to this artwork than meets the eye. 👀

Watch closely as the details come into focus sometimes the smallest elements are the ones that make you stop and look twice.

What did you notice first?

Come see it for yourself in Where in the World Are We? at the Salmon Arm Arts Centre, on display until November 14th.

The Salmon Arm Arts Centre is closed tomorrow, September 30, for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. If you’r...
09/29/2026

The Salmon Arm Arts Centre is closed tomorrow, September 30, for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

If you’re looking for ways to learn, reflect, and connect with our community, there are several local events happening around the Shuswap.

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09/29/2026

What happens when you connect a world map to the creativity of an entire guild?

Created by members of the Shuswap Spinners and Weavers Guild, this unique map brings together the people, places, and handmade work that make up their creative community. Each spot on the globe marks the home of a Guild member, with a string connecting it to something they’ve created.

The result is a beautiful visual web of creativity and connection, showing how many different places and stories can come together through the shared love of making. 🌎

See this one of a kind piece in Where in the World Are We? at the Salmon Arm Arts Centre, on display until November 14th

09/28/2026

A big thank you to everyone who helped us grow our garden campaign!

These beautiful handmade flowers, created by members of our community, are now blooming on our donor wall as a celebration of the support that is helping us rewild the Salmon Arm Arts Centre garden. 🌿💚

Thank you for being part of it and helping our garden grow! 🌱

09/25/2026

Come inside and take a look around. 👀✨

From bold colours and unexpected details to pieces you’ll want to stop and really look at, Where in the World Are We? is full of things to discover.

Consider this your invitation to wander through the exhibition.

📍 Salmon Arm Arts Centre
🗓️ On display until November 14th

09/24/2026

Tired of scrolling through Netflix and never deciding what to watch? Get up off the couch and join us tomorrow at Marionette Winery for a different kind of night out!

PeterJoch is a local artist with an intriguing art style. Enjoy a beverage and nibbles while listening to Peter talk about his process and what he means by rescuing Google images. Laid back conversation that’ll leave you a bit more interesting 🤓 Tickets are $30 and include beverage of choice and charcuterie! Head over to the Marionette event page to get yours.

Address

70 Hudson Avenue NE
Salmon Arm, BC
V1E4P6

Opening Hours

Tuesday 11am - 4pm
Wednesday 11am - 4pm
Thursday 11am - 4pm
Friday 11am - 4pm
Saturday 11am - 4pm

Telephone

+12508321170

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