Ottawa School Of Art - Orléans Campus

The Niche Ottawa Gallery offers a welcoming, cozy space in Ottawa where local artists' work is showcased and available for purchase. The gallerist is noted for caring about the community and artists, creating an inviting atmosphere shared with a popular coffee shop. Visitors enjoy great coffee and food while exploring contemporary local art and supporting creatives.

Koyman Galleries is an Ottawa art gallery on St. Laurent Blvd offering two bright floors of Canadian paintings in diverse styles. The collection changes frequently, inviting visitors to discover new works, with helpful staff (including Linda) ready to assist. Services include framing and free delivery to Toronto, appealing to art lovers and collectors.

Galerie St-Laurent + Hill - Ottawa Art Gallery is a small, welcoming Byward Market gallery on Dalhousie Street. It features an eclectic mix of paintings, photos, collages, and sculptures including works by resident artists. Visitors praise friendly, knowledgeable staff who share artists' focus and intentions, and appreciate a non-pushy, customer-focused experience.

L. A. Pai Gallery in Ottawa showcases a carefully curated collection of Canadian contemporary art, craft, and jewelry. The gallery, led by owner Lisa, offers stunning, unique works from across Canada, with pieces ranging from affordable to high-end. A must-visit in the Market area for art lovers seeking thoughtfully selected, hand-crafted pieces by Canadian artists.

Ottawa Art Gallery is a multi-floor cultural venue at 50 Mackenzie King Bridge, Ottawa. It hosts evolving art exhibits across four levels—from paintings and photographs to video and textile works—plus a dedicated collection on the upper floor. With donation-based entry, a cafe, and a gift shop, it offers an accessible and welcoming experience for locals and visitors alike.

National Gallery of Canada blends architecture, light-filled spaces, and a diverse art collection. Visitors can explore two floors of European, Canadian, American, and Indigenous works, plus special exhibits like Comptes d’hiver and Camera in the City. The sunlit atrium leads to a courtyard and river views from the Point, with a bar in the foyer, family activities, a gift shop, and art classes. Thursday entry is free.