SONSI’s first event for 2017, Saturday evening of January 7th, was a potluck and portfolio sharing, hosted in the home of member Barry MacKay and his charming partner Sandi. It was a relaxed, enjoyable and inspirational event – especially […]
When: September 10, 1 PM to ~5 PM (preceded by an 11 AM business meeting for SONSI members) Where: Grimsby Public Art Gallery classroom, 18 Carnegie Lane, Grimsby, ON map: https://goo.gl/maps/Dg9ypAQtn1U2 Who: SONSI members […]
On June 18, 2016, SONSI members were treated to a “behind the scenes” tour of the Paleontology collection at the ROM. The invertebrate section was especially appreciated. Thanks again to […]
On June 11, 2016, a congenial group of SONSI members gathered at the Ramsay-Wright Zoological Laboratories on the grounds of the University of Toronto. Our gracious host was Gerry Deluliis, […]
SONSI’s recent exhibit at the Giant’s Rib Discovery Centre (GRDC) has now ended; however, if you didn’t had a chance to view it, you’ll be pleased to know that the exhibit […]
SONSI is pleased to extend an invitation to the general public to visit our current exhibit in the Trail Centre of the beautiful Dundas Valley Conservation Area. When: Saturday, October […]
Botanical Artists of Canada http://www.botanicalartistsofcanada.org Botanical Treasures at the Woodland Edge A juried botanical exhibition of paintings and drawings October 28 to November 8, 2015 The Papermill Gallery, Todmorden Mills […]
The Southern Ontario Nature and Science Illustrators are pleased to announce their upcoming Members’ Exhibit 2015, to be held at the Giant’s Rib Discovery Centre, located at the Dundas Valley Conservation Area in Hamilton ON. […]
You’re invited! When: September 26, 10 AM to 4 or 5 PM Where: The Community Room at Fortinos, 60 Quarry Edge Dr., Brampton: https://goo.gl/maps/TzL5d Who: SONSI members and the public […]
On Saturday, June 27, SONSI members had a unique opportunity to visit the Ramsay Wright Zoological Laboratory on the campus of the University of Toronto. We spent about four hours […]
