Gwen Fox Art Gallery

05/28/2026

FREE Painting classes for 7-12 year olds!

05/20/2026

Add to your calendar NOW 🥳 Tea with this month’s artists as your host!

05/20/2026

05/11/2026

Introducing the “ARTists4”! This grouping of art, by 4 fantastic artists is a MUST SEE! Come on in and take a gander, or a goose, no…really !

05/07/2026

Just a bit of our May Show by the “ARTists4”

05/05/2026

Contact info…

05/01/2026

Presenting our MAY SHOW! “4 ARTISTS” We hope to see you at the show opening! Bring your friends, enjoy a light lunch and meet the “4 Artist”

08/24/2025

What is the cost? What supplies are required?

The classes are free! Students do not need to bring any supplies; however, it is recommended that they acquire a sketchbook to doodle or draw in at home.

What will we do?

The first ½ hour will involve an introduction to technique or different media including charcoal, pencil, watercolour, collage, and acrylic.

The second ½ hour will involve fun doodling, exploring either earlier techniques or additional drawing as the student likes.

How to register? Sign-up at the gallery or contact Sharon: [email protected]

07/29/2025

It's the All Members Show! We invite you to drop in and enjoy the original artwork of our talented Manitoba artists.

07/01/2025

First day of a new exhibition. We are open Canada Day! It is a perfect day to visit the gallery. Then, take in the festivities Selkirk has to offer. It will be a wonderful day!

06/03/2025

Celebrating Selkirk through art! 🎨👩‍🎨

Are you feeling that hometown pride? Celebrate what makes Selkirk special at the Selkirk-inspired art show at the Gwen Fox Art Gallery (250 Manitoba Ave.) — a limited-time exhibit running June 3-28, in celebration of Selkirk Day on June 15.

From our iconic Water Tower to the majestic Blue Bridge to our favourite fish, Chuck, see how artists have captured the heart of our community on canvas and more.

This creative love letter to Selkirk is something you won’t want to miss! 💙

For a full list of events, visit MySelkirk.ca/SelkirkDay”