Program Family: Art

Learn the drumleaf bookbinding method to create a flat-opening book ideal for prints, photographs, and mixed media work.

Learn both wheel throwing and hand building techniques in this eight-week beginner introduction to ceramics.

This beginner-friendly workshop introduces embroidery through playful mark-making on fabric.

A four-week introduction to ceramics crafting pieces from everyday tableware to decorative objects.

A six-week introduction to ceramics for all skill levels, including wheel throwing, hand building techniques and more.

A six-week introduction to working with clay, open to beginners or anyone looking to build on their skills.

Explore clay through the making of simple, functional objects.

Celebrate Mother’s Day with a beginner-friendly workshop learning how to handbuild a ceramic planter.

Learn to handbuild in clay through a fun exploration of functional and sculptural forms, surfaces and textures.

Submit your proposal for a large-scale mural for Summer 2026.

A panel of international makers exploring the intersect of contemporary craft and technology.

The latest series from Ghanaian-Canadian multidisciplinary artist and LEGO® sculptor, Ekow Nimako.

An exhibition exploring how our collective identity can shift amid the climate crisis, war and social unrest.

Sip mulled wine and shop unique handcrafted art, jewellery and decor by our resident artists.

Join multidisciplinary artist Malene Djenaba Barnett for a compelling conversation on identity and artistic practice.

In this hands-on clay tile workshop, transform personal stories into contemporary tile patterns.

Join us for the opening reception of our Fall 2025 Exhibitions!

Discover the Sustainable Makers Market: a hands-on celebration of community and climate action where creativity meets care for the planet.

A breathtaking canoe procession along Toronto’s waterfront that celebrates the vibrant life and connections of Lake Ontario!

Join artist Natalie King at HTO Park for a collaborative chalk drawing installation on Toronto’s waterfront.

Discover the vibrancy of fall on the waterfront and enjoy interactive art, food and artisanal markets, live music and more.

Engage with the processes, politics and poetics of craft and design with current Artists-in-Residence.

In the city’s rush, Copper Canopy invites you to pause beneath something that feels alive.

A guided sound adventure that sparks joy, connection and play through music and movement.