10/07/2026
Thank you all for attending the Festival this year!
With more than 1500 events across the province, our organizers and partners truly contributed to a great festival season.
While the festival may be over until next year, there will be more opportunities to participate in Ontario’s vibrant arts and culture scene — stay tuned!
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The province-wide Ontario Culture Days festival is made possible thanks to the foundational partnership of the Canada Council for the Arts, the Province of Ontario, and the Ontario Arts Council.
We acknowledge the support of the Government of Canada, the City of Toronto, the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation, Destination Northern Ontario, the City of Sault Ste. Marie’s Arts and Culture Assistance Program, Destination Northern Ontario, Tourism Niagara-on-the-Lake, the Tourism Partnership of Niagara, Tourism London, Ottawa Nightlife Office, Toronto’s Waterfront BIA, OLG, Inniskillin and Les Clos Jordanne.
Photo Credit: Zinnia Naqvi’s “Come As You Are Karaoke Night,” Courtesy of Museum London. Photographer: Angela Antonopoulos. Cultivating Indigenous Culture Through Songs and Stories, Courtesy of Niagara Falls Public Library. Micah Lexier’s “Dog Days of Ontario Culture Days,” Photos by Dave Van de Laar. Photo courtesy of Temiskaming Art Gallery. Kahvitauko at the Sault Ste. Marie Museum, Photo by Shelby Campbell. Natalie King‘s “As the Flowers Return Again,” Photos by Clea Christakos-Gee. Festival of Flowers 2026 at the Art Gallery of Algoma, Photos by Shelby Campbell. Jon Sasaki’s “Everything in Balance,” Photos by Dave Van de Laar. MEND @ “Plastiscapes,” Body Talk and Starlight Disco, Photos by KYLIEPRINTSINC. Jon Sasaki’s “Everything in Balance,” Photo by Dave Van de Laar.
