3394 Bruce Rd. 20 (Conc. 4 west of Hwy. 21)
288 Gordon Street, Kincardine
19 Jordan Road, Inverhuron
www.philosopherswool.com
www.brucepower.com
Open: Saturday 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
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460 Queen Street, Kincardine
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25 Penetangore Row, Kincardine
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Karon started her journey in the arts while studying
Commercial Art at McMaster University in Hamilton. An
experienced potter for over thirty years, Karon has only
recently picked this back up as a preferred medium,
producing high fire stoneware and porcelain with
some carving. Karon has lived in Kincardine for thirty
years, and you can find her pottery work at Victoria
Park Gallery, where she is a member, as well as at the
Monday Market in the Park event held every summer
in Kincardine.
155 Willis Crescent (South of Concession 12)
Open: Saturday 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
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20.Jason Finner
12 Snobelen Trail, Kincardine
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Jason is an outdoors and landscape photographer
based in the Kincardine area. His passion is shooting
large vistas and landscapes, especially during the sunset
hours. Jason’s work includes colour, black & white and
high dynamic range photography. His photography
work includes locations from Canada, United States,
France, Ireland and England. He is currently a member
of the Victoria Park Gallery in Kincardine and his website
illustrates his portfolio. Jason resides in Huron-Kinloss
with his wife and two daughters.
Adelaide St.
Victoria St.
Princes St.
Queen St.
Alice St.
Saratoga Rd.
Open: Saturday 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
Sunday 12:00 noon – 4:00 pm
Pat has been interested in the arts since childhood, but
a busy career in education precluded studies in this
area until her retirement. Having lived in Kincardine
since the 70s, Pat believes the beauty of Bruce County,
particularly Lake Huron, nourished her soul until she was
ready to explore her favourite medium of watercolour.
As well as using local areas for painting inspiration, Pat
loves to travel and photograph settings that speak to
her artistic nature. Many of her photographs are used
as references for her paintings.
Studio and home open to public, with artwork
throughout.
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Betty was born into a family of dressmakers and tailors.
A decision was made early in her life to enter this field
as a career. She studied design and the art of sewing at
the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology and has
an extensive background in surface design of textiles.
Betty’s aim is to encourage others to explore the use
of new materials and techniques
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their art and quilt
Kin-Huron
work. She teaches the art of silk painting, dyeing and
free motion embroidery in seminars held at various
universities, colleges and guilds throughout Canada and
in her studio, ‘The Artful Needle’.
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Sandra was born in Toronto but moved to Kincardine
five years ago to savour the beauty of the Lake
Huron shore. In Toronto she belonged to the Toronto
Bruce Ave.
Watercolour Society, the Willowdale
Group of Artists
and the Bayview Watercolour Society, where she
participated in their many shows throughout the city.
She now belongs to the Saugeen
Saratoga Rd. Artists Co-op and the
Shoreline Artists groups. In Kincardine she is a member
of the Victoria Park Gallery and exhibits there all year
round. Her media are watercolour and acrylic. Sandra
loves to paint flowers and convey their vibrant colours.
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15 Manorwood Crescent, Kincardine
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**Canvas will be on display Saturday May 25th,
10:00 am – 3:00 pm
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**Experience not required. All are welcome to participate!
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Provincial Park
Test your skills as an artist, and leave your mark on
this years’ Doors Open Kincardine event! A GIANT
blank canvas boat sail (along with paint, brushes,
and various other gizmos and gadgets) will be set
up in Victoria Park on Saturday May 25th, waiting
to help you discover your inner Picasso or Pollock.
We invite you to be a part of creating our very own
maritime masterpiece, as a way of celebrating Doors
Open Ontario’s 2013 Theme, Cultural Expressions in
the Community.
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Nancy is a protagonist, optimist and a one-time fire
walker with a single-minded focus: to make the world
a more beautiful place. She is the author of two books,
spiritual and relationship mentor, visionary, Ayurveda
culinary arts teacher, and stress reliever with a creative
twist. Yet, her clients just call her the artist who lives in
the house with the crooked fence.
Hayley is a talented 21 year old, who was covered in
paint since before she could walk. Both her parents
are artists and always encouraged her to try something
new. Hayley’s art has matured along with her over
the years and her work is now focused on women’s
issues and personal expression. Hayley describes her
art as “flinging my emotions on the canvas and hoping
something turns out.”
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Sharon was born in Guelph, and retired to the beautiful
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pregnant with the first of her two daughters, but was
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Sharon jumped
back into the world of art again when she retired, and
works with acrylics, oils and pencil, with a current
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focus on watercolour. Sharon enjoys expressing herself
through the versatility of watercolour
and hopes you
Durham St.
enjoy her creations as much as she enjoys creating
them.
Lambton St.
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The Philosopher’s Wool Company, which supports
sustainable agriculture and fair trade, produces natural
and organic yarn. The company produces and dyes
its own wool yarn, as well as knitting kits for Fair Isle
sweaters, shawls and cardigans. The store is located
in an 1851 log cabin on the property, and the owners
provide visitors informative tours of the farm facilities.
McLeod Ave.
Nelson St.
Artistic endeavours take Mary to another place and help
her to escape her daily routine. Landscapes, animals and
flowers are preferred subjects. Nature is always evident
in her work and reflects her love for gardening and
animals. Mary moved to Kincardine and settled into her
arts and crafts heritage home (circa 1910) to be close to
her daughter. Mary’s home is the backdrop to her work
including watercolours, pen and ink, decorative gourds,
sculpture, patio stones and quilting. Mary’s gardens
have received honourable mention in the Communities
in Bloom garden tour.
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Explore the World of Nuclear Energy! Formed in 2001,
Bruce Power is Canada’s first privately owned nuclear
operator. The Visitors’ Centre provides a commanding
view of North America’s largest nuclear power
development and Lake Huron beyond. Brand new
exhibits and displays explore the inner workings of
Ontario’s foremost nuclear facility. Films will be shown
hourly in the amphitheatre. The facility is open to the
public, year round, Monday through Friday, opening
Saturdays throughout July & August. Shakespeare
Ave.
Shevchenko Blvd.
Golf Links Rd.
Inverhuron Provincial Park is well known for white
sand beaches, great camping facilities, and of course
amazing Lake Huron sunsets. Hidden along the
winding road that leads into the Park is a spectacular
gem of local history. The Inverhuron Pioneer Cemetery
is a step back in time. As you wander through
overgrown trees and hilly earth, a scattering of
headstones tell tales of remembered loved ones. A
serene, peaceful setting, will have you kneeling to
try and decipher carvings from a century past. For
those who wish to make a stone rubbing keepsake,
our volunteers will be on site with paper, chalk and
information on how to get the best result.
Continue strolling down the winding road that leads
to the Gate House, where you can also explore the
displays of archaeological artifacts, collected by Park’s
staff over the years.
**We do suggest appropriate footwear, as the walk
from the Cemetery to the Gate House is approximately
5 minutes.
**Day Use Fees are in effect if you would like to stay
and explore the Park and their facilities.
Riggin
Cr.
James St.
2 Alma Street, Inverhuron
Maurer Cr.
(Inverhuron Provincial Park)
15. Sharon Baldwin
Glencoe St.
14. Nancy Murdoch &
Hayley Murdoch-Fyke
13. Mary Faubert
Campbell Cr.
12. Bruce Power Visitors’ Centre
11. Philosopher’s Wool Company
10. Inverhuron Pioneer Cemetery