Gold mining, ranching and the railroad opened up this town 60 miles from Phoenix.

Browse the galleries of this pedestrian-friendly village or check out Art Under the Umbrellas on select Sundays.

Restaurants and shops serve up art you won't find in the exclusive galleries of the village.

This prairie city has become home to many visual artists, who are perhaps drawn by the tranquillity of rolling hills brushing that wide sky. 

The North Peace Cultural Centre is the perfect launching point for artistic pursuits.

Visual artist Siobhan Humston is artist in residence at the Ranger Station Art Gallery in Harrison Hot Springs.

The Finders Keepers initiative gives treasure hunters another reason to explore the beaches around Parksville and Qualicum Beach.

Experience a high density of artists at work in a small area along the white, sandy beaches of Rathtrevor and the public waterfront. 

While the Okanagan is sometimes thought of as a region of retirement communities, Kelowna is bustling when it comes to its cultural aspects.

This resource-based community in flux has a West Coast setting that inspires art and performance.

Nestled between sweeps of prairie and boreal forest, it’s only natural that this picturesque city has become a hub for people with an artistic temperament—visual and performing artists alike.  

What better way to support the arts than with a big handmade bowl full of Irish stew on St. Patrick's day?

The RV lifestyle can be enjoyed by retirees, semi-retirees and those who are still working. 

Coquitlam’s arts and cultural centres offer exhibits, performances, workshops and art camps all year round.

Every summer there is a celebration of art and artists in the Saskatchewan resort communities of Watrous and Manitou Beach.

Streetscape murals, handmade quilts and touring art exhibits keep the residents of Outlook, Saskatchewan, tuned in to their creative side.