Join us for a discussion about the revitalization of traditional Indigenous food practices and the intimate connection to food security, food sovereignty, and the intergenerational transfer of cultural knowledge.

Join us for some lunchtime fun from the comfort of your home, office, studio, or classroom for this virtual artist talk and participatory drawing event with Jaspal Birdi!

Join us for a virtual tour of our current exhibition Aberrations with Curator Leila Timmins and explore the RMG's permanent photography collection.

Watch a recording of a great conversation between Curator Leila Timmins and artist Will Kwan about his exhibition Terra Economicus.

This event was a great opportunity for us to come together and celebrate both photography and our vibrant arts community. All proceeds from our silent auction went towards funding FREE programming at the RMG, making art more accessible to children, youth, and adults.

The RMG is excited to be participating in Digital Doors Open this year!
Take a trip through our current Permanent Collection exhibition Journeys and discover the history of Lakeview Park in Oshawa’s Jewel by the Lake through two virtual tours given by our Curator of Collections, Sonya Jones.

Join us to hear from Raegan Swanson, Executive Director, The ArQuives, about the work The ArQuives is doing and what community archives can do to collect and preserve the historical record of LGBTQ2+ communities. Presented in partnership with Durham Region Area Archives Group, this Webinar compliments the online exhibition Come Out, Come Out, as part of the ongoing effort to address the lack of diverse representation in the Thomas Bouckley Collection, and in historical accounts of Oshawa and Durham Region as a whole.

To celebrate National Indigenous People’s Day, the RMG is pleased to present an artist Q&A and online screening of the film Kissed by Lightning (2009)  by Kanien’kehá:ka artist Shelley Niro. The artist Q&A will be in dialogue with Samuel Powless, to discuss the production of the film and its connection to the Kaianere’ kó:wa (Great Law of Peace).