Exhibits

2026-2027 Exhibits

The public is invited to attend the opening ceremony of these exhibits. All ceremonies start on the first day of the exhibit at 6PM unless otherwise stated. Thank you!

Sept 11 – Oct 16, 2026: Marilyn Broesky

Oct 23 – Nov 20, 2026: Dawn Schmidt / SAC Fall Student Exhibit

Nov 23, 2026 – Jan 4, 2027: Buy or Lease Christmas Sale

Jan 8 – Feb 12, 2027: Mennonite Heritage Museum & Lynn Friesen

Feb 26 – Apr 2, 2027: Southeast Open Judged Exhibit

Apr 9 – May 14, 2027: Haily Hildebrand

May 21 – Jun 25, 2027: Val Stanger / SAC Spring Student Exhibit
Toonie admission encouraged. Thank you.

Hall Gallery Exhibit

Our Hall Gallery has proudly showcased an array of stunning local and regional art for over 25 years. From talented student exhibitors to seasoned professional artists, our walls have been adorned with creativity and inspiration. We invite the public to explore these visual treasures.

Applications for the 2026-2027 Steinbach Arts Council Hall Gallery are currently closed. Applications for 2027-2028 will open in January, 2027! 

Student Gallery Sponsor

For nearly a lifetime, creativity has been Marilyn Broesky's constant companion. In Diversity, Broesky presents a collection that reflects her lifelong exploration of artistic expression across styles, subjects, and mediums. Drawing from imagination, life experience, and personal reflection, her work invites viewers into a vibrant visual journey that speaks to emotional, spiritual, and human connection. Through colour, texture, and intuitive mark-making, she celebrates the uniqueness of every individual while revealing the...

“Sisters” by Cynthia Hiebert

Cynthia Hiebert is a contemporary art quilt maker, born and raised in southern Manitoba, and residing in Winnipeg. She has been coloring outside the lines since childhood. Having studied Advertising Art, with a major in Illustration, her work focuses on purpose and letting the space speak. 

“Tension: A Beautiful Conflict” by Steinbach Christian School

Tension creates interest. People are often drawn to stories that contain conflict. As an audience, we are invited to imagine the resolution and celebrate when the elements work out in the way we had hoped. When a journey takes an unexpected twist or a hardship befalls our protagonist, we are riveted. Conflict, in reality, is not a comfortable part of life, yet it builds character, and we grow...

Previous Exhibits
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🍁 The Steinbach Arts Council acknowledges that we are on Treaty 1 territory and that the land on which we live and work is the traditional territory of Anishinaabe, Ininiw, Anishiniw, Dakota, and Dene Peoples, and the homeland of the Métis Nation.