South of 60 Arts Centre - Barry's Bay Ontario Canada

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South of 60 Arts Centre is dedicated to providing a variety of art experiences, for the residents of and visitors to the Madawaska Valley

It stages exhibits, concerts, workshops and children's programs through the spring, summer and autumn, providing an opportunity for residents and visitors alike to experience visual arts as well as music and performance.

The Centre was established in 2001 by the Madawaska Valley Arts Council with funding from the Trillium Foundation and was housed in Killaloe for its first year.

Currently, South of 60 is an independent centre administered by the Township of Madawaska Valley, and is housed in the historic Barry's Bay Railway Station.

	South of 60 Arts Centre Mission Statement 2008 To develop and nurture an arts centre that is dedicated to providing a variety of art experiences, for the residents of and visitors to the Madawaska Valley. With an aim to:
	•	out reach and provide access to the arts for all segments of the community
	•	involve as much of the community as possible in expressing themselves creatively
	•	provide a venue for both amateur and professional artists to further their developmental goals
	•	provide arts resources and educational opportunities to the community
	•	provide artists with an opportunity to experiment /explore media, process, concepts and exhibition opportunities
	•	provide a supportive meeting place for the community to share ideas/ experiences
	•	be inclusive of all cultures/lifestyles
	•	be an asset to the social and economic development of the community
	•	to support professional artists and endeavour to meet CARFAC standards

South of 60 Arts Centre
The Railway Station, Opeongo Line, PO Box 370, Barry’s Bay, Ont
613 756 5885
curator@southof60.com

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