RiverBrink Art Museum

RiverBrink Art Museum contains over 1,400 works of art, including paintings, sculptures, prints, and decorative pieces from Canadian and international artists.

Samuel E. Weir, an Ontario lawyer, established the museum by purchasing land in Queenston in 1943 and constructing the Georgian-style building, which opened to visitors in 1983.

The museum exhibits works by prominent Canadian artists such as Tom Thomson, Emily Carr, and members of the Group of Seven, alongside international artists like Edgar Degas.

The museum offers educational programs for schools, hosts regular exhibitions from its permanent collection, and maintains a library with over 4,000 books and archival materials.

The interior features distinct wood paneling crafted by Alexander Kiss using maple, mahogany, oak, knotty pine, and walnut with clear pine and birch ceilings.

Location: Queenston

Address: 116 Queenston St, Queenston, ON L0S 1L0

Phone: +19052624510

Website: http://riverbrink.org

GPS coordinates: 43.17030,-79.05700

Latest update: March 25, 2025 08:18