Carolyn M. Boyd

Carolyn M. Boyd is a Canadian landscape artist brushing with passion and enthusiasm from the magnificent shores of Kempenfelt Bay, Georgian Bay, Muskoka and beyond. She studied fine art at Georgian College and North Light Art School, and has a certificate in the Fundamentals of Fine Art. Carolyn teaches private art classes and group workshops. Her paintings are in collections across Canada and globally. Carolyn is the recipient of the 2024 Artist Beyond Barriers Award. She volunteered at the MacLaren Art Centre, and currently volunteers at the Barrie Art Club, Women's Art Association of Canada, and elsewhere.

Carolyn’s paintings have been exhibited in the Barrie Art Club, Dundas Valley School of Art, MacLaren Art Centre, Barrie City Hall First Floor Gallery, Orillia Opera House, Women’s Art Association of Canada, Hibernation Arts Gallery, Quest Art School & Gallery, Stack Gallery, Muskoka Discovery Centre, Double Door Studio and Gallery, and other locations. She’s displayed her paintings in over 250 art shows, events, and galleries. Her artwork is showcased in a book, several magazines, a few calendars and a variety of other publications, and a documentary film.

She’s a member of the Barrie Art Club, MacLaren Art Centre, Artists in Canada, North Simcoe Arts, Quest Art School & Gallery, Women's Art Association of Canada, Women's Art Association of Hamilton, Art Gallery of Ontario, Kawartha Art Gallery, Muskoka Arts & Crafts, and Wasaga Society of the Arts.

Find more of Carolyn Boyd:

Email: cmboydart@gmail.com

Cell: (705) 627-6193

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SUMMER SHOW EVENT INFO

ABOUT THE SUMMER SHOW

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The Muskoka Arts & Crafts (MA&C) Summer Show is one of Ontario’s oldest and largest rural outdoor events, serving as a key highlight of the summer season for both residents and visitors alike. This three-day event brings together over 200 of Canada’s most talented artisans, showcasing a diverse array of handcrafted art, from stunning sculptures and intricate jewelry to beautiful textiles and captivating paintings. With an estimated 10,000+ visitors each year, the show is a must-see cultural event in the heart of Muskoka.

As MAC’s largest yearly fundraiser, the Summer Show has a significant economic impact on the region, benefiting local businesses, galleries, and, of course, the artists themselves. The event provides a vital platform for creators to share their work with a wider audience, promoting local talent and strengthening Muskoka’s vibrant arts community. It’s not just a shopping experience; it’s a celebration of creativity, culture, and the spirit of collaboration that defines this stunning region.

In addition to the incredible artistry, the Summer Show also features live local music, entertainment, and an array of delicious food options, creating a vibrant atmosphere where visitors can engage with the arts in a lively and social setting. Whether you're an art enthusiast, a local business owner, or simply someone who appreciates the beauty of Muskoka, the Summer Show offers something for everyone.

TICKET CONTEST

A Huge thank you to Deerhurst resort for sponsoring this years ticketing contest. The first 1000 people to purchase tickets for this years summer show will be entered into our drawing for a free night stay at Deerhurst with Free breakfast for Two!

LOCATION

The Annual Muskoka Arts & Crafts Summer Show takes place in the beautiful Annie Williams Park located beside the river. 50 Santa's Village Road, Bracebridge.

FUN FACTS

  • Dogs are allowed as long as they are friendly and on leash. Please note that the event can get crowded.
  • There is a water station provided, please bring a water bottle to refill.
  • It can be really hot, dress appropriately. Make sure you are staying hydrated and resting when needed.
  • We do have trained medical volunteers on site.
  • There is FREE parking available on site but it gets really busy. Walk or bike if you can.