ART EXHIBITS
October 2025
October 2025
Therapy in Colour
By Li of @UnpackMyBPD An interactive Mental Health Art Exhibit
Explore the emotional world of healing, identity, and trauma through expressive, raw, and vibrant art. This is more than an exhibit — it’s an invitation to connect. To reflect. To feel. Therapy in Colour opens up conversations around mental health, trauma, and identity through powerful, interactive artwork. This exhibit invites you not just to observe — but to reflect, express, and connect in meaningful ways.
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THERAPY IN COLOUR
Interactive Art Exhibit by Li
October 2025
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Memories
Community Art Show
November 2025
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ME Art Exhibit
By Michel Ethier
December 2025
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Halfgrin
Art exhibit
February 2026
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Women in Art & History | Femmes dans l'art et l'histoire
By Lisa Q & Alexandre Aimée
March 2026
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Expression de soi et identité | Self Expression & Identity
by Alexandre Aimée
April 2026
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TBA
To be announced
May 2026
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Le Jardin de Jeannine
Par Mique Michelle
Juin 2026
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Past Exhibits
At Maman-Loup’s
201 main street Sturgeon Falls
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Une Exposition Franco-Ontarienne
Exhibition par Alexandre Aimée
Septembre 2025
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YOUTH EXHIBITS
Summer Camp Showcase
July 2025
November 2025
November 2025
Submission Guidelines:
Theme: "Memories"
Medium: Paintings on canvas
Size: The canvas must be no larger than 18 x 24 inches
Submission Deadline: Please email a photo of your finished artwork to events@mamanloups.ca by October 20th, 2025.
Important Details:
- Artists may submit a maximum of two pieces.
- Spaces in the exhibit are very limited.
- There is a $25 participation fee per accepted piece. Artists will be contacted if their work is selected to arrange payment.
- Artists retain 100% of the sales if their work sells.
Selected pieces will be part of our special community exhibit running throughout November 2025 at Maman-Loup's 201 Main Street Sturgeon Falls.
Call for Submissions: "Memories" Community Art Show
We're putting out a call to all local artists to participate in our November 2025 art show! We're inviting you to create and share artwork based on the theme of Memories.
What memories have shaped you? We want to see your personal stories, family histories, or cherished moments brought to life on canvas.
This art show is open to all ages! We'd love to see the work of both young and seasoned artists.
December 2025
December 2025
The Art of Michel Ethier
This December, Maman-loup's is honored to present an exhibit of visionary art by local community figure, Michel Ethier. A truly talented artist, Ethier’s work is a powerful and expressive exploration of his life and unique experiences.
Through a collection of vibrant, expressive, and whimsical pieces, Ethier invites us into a world born from his unique perspective. His art transforms personal moments into universal visions that resonate with the viewer. This is a must-see exhibit for anyone who appreciates art that tells a story and is a testament to the power of creative expression.
Join us throughout December 2025 to experience this extraordinary body of work.
February 2026
February 2026
Halfgrin Art Exhibit
March 2026
March 2026
Women in Art & History
This special exhibit is all about celebrating amazing women! Students and visitors will learn about inspiring female artists and historical figures who have shaped our world, creating art that celebrates strength and identity. It's a powerful journey through creativity and impact!
Open to the Public!
Experience this captivating exhibit during our regular hours of operation, all month long in March 2026 at 201 Main St Sturgeon Falls.
Special for Schools!
This exhibit is perfectly aligned with the Ontario Curriculum (Social Studies, History, Visual Arts) and is available for group tours for schools! It's an incredible opportunity for students to explore themes of women's contributions, identity, and social change in a hands-on, engaging way.
Interested in booking a group tour for your class?
Please email us at events@mamanloups.ca to learn more and reserve your spot for March 2026!
Don't miss this chance to celebrate the incredible women who inspire us!
April 2026
April 2026
The Artist in Me: Self-Expression & Identity
This powerful exhibit is presented and created by visual artist Alexandre Aimée. It's all about unleashing inner creativity, exploring unique ideas, feelings, and what makes each of us special, building confidence through artistic expression!
Open to the Public!
Come and experience this captivating exhibit during our regular hours of operation, all month long in April 2026 at 201 Main St Sturgeon Falls.
Special for Schools!
This exhibit is also perfectly aligned with the Ontario Curriculum (Visual Arts, Health & Physical Education) and is available for group tours for schools! It's an incredible opportunity for students to explore themes of identity and self-expression in a hands-on, engaging way.
Interested in booking a group tour for your class?
Please email us at events@mamanloups.ca to learn more and reserve your spot for April 2026!
Don't miss this chance to celebrate creativity and individuality!
May 2026
May 2026
TBA Art Exhibit by Clayton Windatt
Past Exhibits
Septembre 2025
Septembre 2025
[The series, "Exposition Franco-Ontarienne," is a visual narrative of Franco-Ontarian perseverance. The use of reclaimed materials speaks to a history of making something beautiful and enduring out of what was available. This collection captures the essence of a living history, connecting the land and the people to the events that have defined their identity, from the early settlers to the fight for linguistic rights and beyond.]
Une exposition Franco-Ontarienne PAR ALEXANDRE AIMÉE
Cette série s'articule autour de la notion de résilience par le renouveau. Chaque œuvre, créée à partir de matériaux recyclés, fait écho à l'esprit tenace de la communauté franco-ontarienne. L'utilisation d'objets trouvés, comme de vieux tapis et du carton, reflète la débrouillardise et la force d'une culture qui a su s'épanouir malgré les défis. Cette collection saisit l'essence d'une histoire vivante — une histoire profondément enracinée dans la tradition et en constante évolution.