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Callander's Alex Dufresne Gallery is hoping you can find joy in the small things

The opening reception will feature free museum admission, light refreshments and a chance to meet and mingle with some of the participating artists

Callander's Alex Dufresne Gallery is hoping you can find joy in the small things
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The opening reception will feature free museum admission, light refreshments and a chance to meet and mingle with some of the participating artists

Article content The Alex Dufresne Gallery is hosting the opening reception of The Art of Small Joys, a vibrant group exhibition featuring the work of more than 40 artists from across the region and beyond. The opening will take place Saturday July 18 from 2:00 – 4:00pm in Callander. The exhibition celebrates the beauty found in everyday moments, inviting visitors to pause and appreciate the simple pleasures that enrich our lives.

Through a diverse collection of artworks, The Art of Small Joys explores themes of gratitude, connection, creativity, nature, and the experiences that bring meaning and happiness to daily life. Recommended Videos Featuring artists working in a wide variety of mediums and styles, the exhibition showcases paintings, photography, mixed media, pottery, and more. The collection offers something for every visitor, reflecting the unique perspectives and artistic voices of the participating artists.

The Art of Small Joys is a celebration of the moments that inspire us, comfort us, and remind us of the beauty that surrounds us. With over 40 artists represented, the show highlights the richness and diversity of our creative community while encouraging visitors to reconnect with the things that bring them joy.

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Jul 17, 2026
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