John B. Aird Gallery

969 Queen St W

978 Queen St W

Exhibiting Canadian and international artists by invitation since 1993. - Summer Gallery Hours: August 9 to September 1, by appointment only - Please contact the gallery in advance to arrange any accessibility accommodations.

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