Group Visits

Group Visit Options

Self-Guided Visit: Explore at Your Own Pace 

• Welcome & Orientation: Begin with a brief introduction and store personal belongings in a secure location. 
• Independent Exploration: Enjoy 60 minutes (or more) of self-directed discovery through our galleries, with the option to use our Multipurpose Room for self-led creative activities. 
• Flexibility: Groups are welcome to take additional time to explore exhibitions at their own pace. 
• Cost (includes HST): $13 per adult (ages 18+); $8 per youth (ages 6-17); Children 5 and under and group leaders/organizers receive complimentary admission. 

Perfect for: Groups seeking a flexible, relaxed visit with light support from AGNS staff. 

Guided Gallery Experience: Discover the Stories Behind the Art 

• Welcome & Orientation: Begin with a warm welcome and place to store personal belongings. 
• Thematic Guided Tours: A 60-minute guided experience, tailored to your group’s interests. Select two exhibitions to focus on when booking. 
• Independent Time: 30 minutes of additional self-directed exploration in the galleries. 
• Cost (includes HST): $18 per adult (ages 18+); $12 per youth (ages 6-17); $4 per child 5 and under. Group leaders and organizers receive complimentary admission.  

Perfect for: Groups looking for a deeper connection with the art through storytelling, dialogue, and guided discovery. 

Why Visit AGNS? 

• Shared experiences spark conversation, creativity, and inspiration for your group to encourage team building and connection. 
• Inclusive and inspiring learning, from the folk art to contemporary works, explore a wide range of diverse voices and perspectives in the Gallery. 
• Exhibitions are thoughtful and engaging and invite curiosity, reflection, and meaningful discussion. 
• A visit to AGNS is enjoyable, inspiring, and leaves lasting impressions for everyone. 

2025-26 Exhibition Highlights

• Maud Lewis Gallery – Step into the joyful world of Canada’s most beloved folk artist, exploring her vibrant paintings and the restored Maud Lewis House. 
• Ta’n a’sikatikl sipu’l | Confluence – Celebrating Indigenous creativity and dialogue across generations, where First Nations, Inuit, and Métis artists explore memory, sustainability, and community. 
• From One to Many Natures – Diverse artists exploring nature, identity, and culture. 
• Blacklight (until March 15, 2026) – Exploring the rich complexity of Black Canadian identity through figurative and abstract art. 
• Other touring and temporary exhibitions.

 Please note exhibition dates/details are subject to change. For current information, visit our Exhibitions page. 

Additional Information

• Price is per participant, taxes included. Group leaders and chaperones receive complimentary entry. 
• Group size is minimum 8; maximum 70 
• To ensure a comfortable and engaging welcome, the orientation works best with up to 20 participants at a time. Larger groups can be split into sub-groups. 
• Cash or credit card upon arrival or invoice post visit (terms: net 30). 
• Cancellations must be made at least 72 hours in advance in writing to info@agns.ca.  
• AGNS is wheelchair accessible, with elevators and accessible washrooms. Service animals are welcome