Visual Art Galleries

Art Gallery of Sudbury
Located in Bell Mansion,
251 John Street
675-4871
Two main display spaces generates exhibitions that showcase the work of local, national and international artists. The gallery is housed in the historic Bell Mansion, former home of lumber magnate William J. Bell.
www.artsudbury.org

Acorn Gallery of Oryst Sawchuk
198 Oak Street
674-9633
An artist doing retrospective work in various media and more recently with pen and ink/watercolour drawings of Sudbury regional scenes and landmarks.

Artists on Elgin
168 Elgin Street
Downtown
674-0415
www.artistsonelgin.ca

B Creative
2354 Long Lake Road
522-1221

Don Johnston
692-3901
Don Johnston offers an extensive selection of unique, evocative nature photographs to the discerning nature photography buyer. Browse his galleries of stock nature subjects that include: wildlife-birds, animals, landscapes and abstracts.

Edwards Studio and Art Gallery
RR 1, Kagawong,
Manitoulin Island
(866) 282-0360
www.edwards-artstudios.com

Gordon Drysdale
693-1317
By appointment
www.gordondrysdale.com

Stopciati Gallery
153 Applegrove St.
673-4443
Features original paintings, limited and open edition reproductions of the Rainbow and Bluewater Country by John Stopciati.
www.johnstopciati.com

La Galerie du Nouvel Ontario
174 Elgin Street
673-4927
Contemporary art in an experimental matter, featuring works by regional and provincial artists.
www.gn-o.org

Lampinen Fine Art & Custom Framing
1350 Regent Street South
522-8068
susanlampinen.scarf.ca

Linda Mullola
1529 Sunnyside Road
523-2195
By appointment
www.artistsincanada.com/mullola/

Mining Art Gallery of Sudbury
1375 Regent Street
522-6599
The Mining Art Gallery of Sudbury’s goal is to spread awareness of and preserve the mining culture.

Neon Raven Art Gallery
53 Corbiere Road
M’Chigeeng,
Manitoulin Island,
(866) 377-0688
Works by Carl Beam, Ann Beam and Anongonse Beam.
www.neonravenartgallery.com
 
Northern Ontario Art Association
A group of 14 independent art clubs, representing more than 350 artists, spread over the vast geographical area of Northern Ontario.
www.noaa.ca.

Peter Mihaichuk
The Dark Art of Peter Mihaichuk, online gallery at
www.mihaichuk.com

Sudbury Paint and Custom Framing
164 Elgin Street
675-7493

Zombie Portraits
By artist Rob Sacchetto.
www.zombieportraits.com

Major Attractions

Sudbury Downs Harness Racing
Bonin Road, Chelmsford
855-9001
You’ll be caught up in the live action of harness racing. Bet on the track favourite, take a chance on a long-shot or just come out for the racing fun. Racing every Wednesday and Saturday night, until New Year’s.
www.sudburydowns.com

Slots at Sudbury Downs
Bonin Road, Chelmsford,
855-7164
Sudbury Racetrack Slots
Over 300 slot machines operated and managed by Ontario Lottery and Gaming. Open 24 hours a day 7 days a week.
www.olg.ca

Dynamic Earth/The Big Nickel
Big Nickel Mine Road
522-3701
Open March to October, this Earth sciences centre offers visitors the unique experience of visiting a simulated underground mine.
www.dynamicearth.ca

Science North/IMAX Theatre
100 Ramsey Lake Road 522-3701
Is renowned for a fun and friendly approach to science education.
www.sciencenorth.ca

Grotto of Lourdes Shrine
271 Van Horne Street 674-1947
A religious shrine, where countless visitors have found an inspirational oasis for meditation and reflection. www.grottosudbury.ca

Sudbury Mining Heritage Sculpture
Bell Park
This sculpture recognizes the significant contribution that miners have made to the Sudbury community. www.roadsideattractions.ca/smhs.htm

Spirit of 83
Corner of Paris Street and Brady Street
Bronze sculpture commissioned to celebrate Sudbury’s 1983 Centennial.

Museums

Anderson Farm Museum
Regional Road 24, Lively, 692-4448
Discover the history of the Town of Walden: Creighton Mine, dairy farming, Finnish immigrants and life in the first three decades of the 20th century. May to September, Monday to Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
www.sudburymuseums.ca

Centre Franco-Ontarien de Folklore
1169 Dollard Street, 675-8986
Founded in 1972 by Father Germain Lemieux, the Centre franco-ontarien of folklore features an impressive variety of historical articles and the world’s largest collection of franco-ontarien historical books, documents, songs and tales.
www.cfof.on.ca

Copper Cliff Museum
26 Balsam Street, Copper Cliff, 692-4448
Offers fun, visual learning for anyone interested in finding out more about mining in the Sudbury area. Closed during the winter.
www.sudburymuseums.ca

Flour Mill Heritage Museum
245 St. Charles, 692-4448
Housed in a log cabin, the museum’s collection includes antique furniture, early tools, weapons and farm implements. June to September, Monday to Friday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
www.sudburymuseums.ca

Musee Rayside Balfour
239 Montee Principale, Trillium Centre, Azilda, 692-4448
The museum contains artifacts depicting the prosperous agriculture life in the ”valley.” The museum has an active exhibit program and a collection of books written by local authors. By appointment only.
www.sudburymuseums.ca

Military Museum
333 Riverside Drive,
675-7052
Appointment only.

Northern Ontario Railroad Museum and Heritage Centre
26 Bloor, Capreol,
858-5050
Discover the importance of the railroad and its impact on the local lumber and mining industries and explore the local history of Capreol.
www.northernontariorailroadmuseum.ca/

Sudbury Regional Police Museum
Greater Sudbury Police Service Headquarters, 190 Brady Street
675-9171, ext. 2635.
The museum displays the origins, growth and development of law enforcement in the Sudbury region through the use of artifacts, photographs and documents.
www.police.sudbury.on.ca/museum.php

Snowmobile Museum
112 Fielding Road
682-4463