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Established in 1974, they are dedicated to showcasing the best of contemporary Canadian art. Situated in Banff, the heart of the Canadian Rockies, you are welcome to visit in your ski gear, cycling wear, hiking or cowboy boots. You’ll find an array of original paintings, stone and bronze sculptures plus a selection of one-of-a-kind jewelry. Come visit 363 days a year (Closed on Christmas and Boxing Day). Canada House Gallery proudly showcases 55 painters, 20 sculptors, 3 jewellers plus a comprehensive collection of Inuit art from Canada’s Arctic. Five of the artists are local, reflecting their passion for their beautiful surroundings. Many of the artists are nationally and internationally recognized, exhibiting across Canada, the USA, Europe, and Asia. CHG is a proud member of the Art Dealers Association of Canada. Located in Banff National Park- a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and Bow Valley. This has long been a place where early peoples came in peace. There is a deep and enduring memory of this valley held by Ktunaxa (too-naa-xha), Secwepemc (sha-whep-mak, or Shuswap), Métis, Dene & Tsu T'ina, Mountain Cree, Siksika & Blackfoot, and Stoney Nakoda peoples. They acknowledge the Treaty of 1877, Treaty Seven, and the Treaty of 1895 between the Salmon and buffalo peoples. They are grateful to live here and live together.
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