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FALL EXHIBITIONS NOW OPEN
October 1-January 8

Visitor well-being remains our biggest priority and we are following all current public health orders.

Until further notice, masks and proof of two vaccinations will be required for all visitors over age 12.

Public and educational programs will be delivered both in-person and online this fall. Check out our program guide for details!

2021 Fall/Winter Program Guide

 

 

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Sunday-Monday & Holidays: Closed

Tuesday-Friday: 10am-5pm

Saturday: 12pm-5pm

 

 

Remember that we have a host of online activities and experiences to keep you connected to art, culture, and heritage. Visit us at thereach.ca/athome.

 

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Exhibitions

Mitchell Wiebe: VampSites
01.10.21 - 08.01.22

Jorden and David Doody: The Dreaming Machine
01.10.21 - 08.01.22
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Image Credit: Jorden and David Doody, *The Walking Jay*, 2021, acrylic on canvas, 5 x 7 in.

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