About the Lakeshore Art Trail
Our annual self guided trail will return to the Small Arms Inspection Building this year. All Artists will be in one location so it will be easier than ever to take in all the new works. The venue was very popular last year and so we're here again for the 2023 show.
The Trail was first established in 1999 as a collective of local artists, exhibiting from their artist studios. As the Trail has evolved, it has become a community event, as artists partnered and collaborated with local small businesses, libraries and galleries throughout Clarkson, Lorne Park and Port Credit, creating an annually-anticipated weekend gallery/studio hopping event. We have discussed the idea of one location for a number of years and thought this year would be a good one to test it out.
Participating artists are juried into the show by a panel of three Lakeshore Art Trail artists.
As the Trail is a cooperative of artists, each participating artist contributes to the organization of the event through volunteer tasks and procured sponsorship advertisements.
We look forward to welcoming all our returning and new art patrons alike.
The Trail was first established in 1999 as a collective of local artists, exhibiting from their artist studios. As the Trail has evolved, it has become a community event, as artists partnered and collaborated with local small businesses, libraries and galleries throughout Clarkson, Lorne Park and Port Credit, creating an annually-anticipated weekend gallery/studio hopping event. We have discussed the idea of one location for a number of years and thought this year would be a good one to test it out.
Participating artists are juried into the show by a panel of three Lakeshore Art Trail artists.
As the Trail is a cooperative of artists, each participating artist contributes to the organization of the event through volunteer tasks and procured sponsorship advertisements.
We look forward to welcoming all our returning and new art patrons alike.