A creative look at Drumheller
The beauty of art in Drumheller not only lies in the vast expanse of badlands and dinosaur fossils but is captured by the local community in various ways. We have a bunch of creatives who channel their love for Drumheller through their art. We support what they do and want you to enjoy that as well.
Quick Info
Galleries
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Jungling Works
Located in downtown Drumheller, Jungling Works offers shoppers a unique blend of gifts, kitchenware and home decor set in the inviting atmosphere of a restored 1920’s brick building. The store features art scarves and home decor inspired by the wonders of the badlands designed by owner/artist Debra Jungling.
299 1 Street W, Drumheller, Alberta
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Dry Canyon Collectables
A quaint unique little shop that has one-of-a-kind items such as dream catchers, trapdoor underwear, moccasins, mukluks and so much more. We promote local artists in our gallery along with locally made jewelry, drums and many other natural products.
175 3 Avenue W, Drumheller, Alberta
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Natural Light Images
Unique and beautiful landscape photography of The Canadian Badlands and area by international award winning photographer Darryl Reid of Drumheller.
- Photo-décor and photographic services
- Digital reproduction- large format printing-framing services
- Image restoration and archival services
175D 3rd Avenue West, Drumheller
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Western GM Drumheller Art Gallery
Featuring a collection of various art mediums featured each month. Located in the gallery on the main floor of the badlands Community Facility.
80 Veterans Way, Drumheller, Alberta
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Ateliero Verda Fine Art Gallery & Studio
Featuring the workshops and works of Jacqueline Sveda & special guest artists.
40 3 Avenue W, Drumheller, Alberta
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Caracol Clay Studio
Caracol Clay Studio is the Pottery studio and Gallery of artist Janet Grabner and John Dahm. The studio is located in the heart of the Alberta Badlands.
Clay Artist Janet Grabner has been working with clay since graduating with Distinction from the Alberta College of Art and Design in 1989. Janet and her husband John Dahm moved from Calgary to the town of East Coulee to open a pottery studio. Janet and John both work together to create beautiful artwork for people to purchase from their Gallery or from one of more than 40 stores that carry their work.
169 – 6 Street, East Coulee, Alberta
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Badlands Gallery
The Badlands Gallery represents the local artists association in the Drumheller Valley. Here you will find prints, paintings, and photography by Canadian and local Badlands artists.
50C 3 Avenue W, Drumheller, Alberta
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