Art galleries Canada

In the heart of Old Montreal, this magnificent silver-domed building, formerly the city's farmers' market, now houses art galleries and high-end boutiques. Visitors can find Quebec, Canadian and Aboriginal art, clothing and furniture by local designers, as well as contemporary jewellery. Also worth mentioning is the Labo Gourmand, a great boutique selling local Quebec products. An excellent address to find quality souvenirs to offer or for yourself.

Located in the heart of the historic site of La Grave, this workshop-boutique showcases the work of Martin Fournier, artisan jeweler. A specialist in the design of rings of all shapes and sizes, he also creates beautiful pendants, bracelets and earrings, all made from stones from the Islands. Custom-made items can be made from stones found on the beach. Also available on site, small masterpieces by Quebec craftspeople. For smart gift ideas, we recommend Le Limaçon!

The Images Boréales gallery's mission is to represent the greatest artists of the Inuit world, but also to encourage the development of emerging talent. Nearly 200 artists are represented in the gallery's showcases and aisles, forming the largest selection of Inuit art in the region. Through temporary exhibitions and one-off events, the gallery works to disseminate and promote this art form, which can be found in every corner of Canada. If you want to bring home a unique and authentic souvenir, this is the place to go.

Canadian Aboriginal artists and artisans are a must-see, and The Snow Goose has been specializing in them for over half a century. Located just a stone's throw from Parliament Hill, the Snow Goose is both a showroom and a retail store for the beautiful creations inspired by the nature and traditions of these ancient peoples. The website displays many of the works with a descriptive sheet presenting the Amerindian and Inuit artists. You will be sure to find an authentic souvenir.