A red chair will be present at all Saint-Lazare City Council meetings from now on, as part of elementary schools' pledge to the planet.

The Stewart Hall Art Gallery is featuring the exhibition with the theme of “Traversée/Crossing” this summer.

In collaboration with Art Public Montréal, a mini-circuit allows for a guided tour of Pointe-Claire artworks.

Ak The Yarn Art Guy uses yarn to create portraits, sceneries, abstract designs and so much more.

An important part of Indigenous cultures is the connection to nature and cohabitation with the elements.

This is a reminder that, as adults, we too often tend to keep quiet or forget that they too reflect the world...

The City of Dorval presents the outdoor exhibition “The Art of Haiku” at the Peace Park Arboretum.

West Islanders weighed in on their favorite photographers, and we compiled an extensive list.

The City of Pointe-Claire is currently seeking a West Island artist to serve on its Public Art Committee. This advisory committee is...

Renée Carrier will be presenting her new exhibition La couleur écrite in Dorval.

We investigated some of the more hands-on hobbies people took on over the pandemic, as well as some newer ones. Recently, a local West...

Trudy White has painted for Kirkland and would like to share more of her art with the community.

Steven Zhang has created beautiful ice sculptures for the community to enjoy.

Pantone reveals color of the year for 2022. This is the first time a new color was created strictly for this purpose.

A West Island teen danced the role of The Nutcracker in Moncton, New Brunswick.

The artist, Sophie Roy will be on-site on Wednesday, December 15th!

A West Islander is debuting an art exhibit in Kirkland this November.

Through relationship fall-outs, rejections and a worldwide pandemic- Quinn has found the stamina and inspiration needed to blow her career w

HealthPRO Announces Winner of #FacesofCanadianHealthcare Art Contest, Maggie Coffin Prowse.

A West Island school paid tribute to the 215 children found in Kamloops, BC.