Welcome to the Prince Edward County Arts Trail
Oeno Gallery
A self-guided tour, the PEC Arts Trail connects art collectors, buyers and lovers with professional creators and curators in unique single-artist studios and contemporary, multi-
artist galleries throughout The County. Download the Arts Trail Guide and Map (or pick up a copy from locations throughout the County) to plan your visit. As you explore, watch for the distinctive blue PEC Arts Trail signs out front of member locations.
Discover inspiring artworks in a range of price points and media. Collectively, we offer incredible works of sculpture, paintings, photography, woodwork, prints, drawing, mixed media, furniture, glass, fabric, ceramics and more. Discover what you love.
Be sure to check individual member websites for openings, lectures, demonstrations, events, workshops and other artistic offerings.
From unique artist studios to contemporary, rustic and historic galleries, this self-guided tour will be an inspirational adventure! Be sure to tag us at #pecartstrail.
See you soon!
Covid-19 Notice
The comfort and safety of our members and visitors continues to be of the utmost importance. Please check our member’s individual websites for COVID protocols, which may include masks, social distancing and additional health safety measures.
Arts Trail | Member’s Showcase
We are pleased to present the following works of art currently available for purchase from our Arts Trail members.
Contact the individual studio or gallery to make a purchase, get more information and see additional work.
Mike McGuire
Ambitious Susan (2024)
Black Walnut With Resin
20 x 11 inches
$325
NOTES
All artwork prices are plus HST and shipping.
Please contact the Arts Trail location directly to confirm availability and/or to purchase this work.
Payments and shipping to be arranged directly with the Arts Trail location.
Year-Round Studios & Galleries
Click on any gallery for more information
We acknowledge that we work, live, meet and create on the traditional territory of the Anishnaabeg, Wendat and Haudenosaunee Peoples and adjacent to the Kanien’keha:ka (Mohawk) community of Tyendinaga.
We thank all the generations of Indigenous peoples from across Turtle Island who have taken care of this land for thousands of years.
Thank you, Niá:wen.