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100 Mile Arts Network

What We do

The 100 Mile Arts Network connects, supports, and promotes English-speaking creative professionals across the MRC des Collines-de-l’Outaouais, MRC de Pontiac, and MRC de la Vallée-de-la-Gatineau, where they have long lacked institutional support. By reducing isolation, creating opportunities, and boosting visibility, we’re building a stronger, more inclusive regional arts community.

For creative professionals:


● Organize paid opportunities for artists: workshops, concerts, and more
● Support artists with professional development
● Facilitate networking, collaboration, and artistic exchanges
Promote regional artists and their work 

For venues/organizers:


● Represent a talented membership to call upon in putting on a concert, art show, commission, and more
● Offer dedicated grants for organizing shows 
● Provide support and reach in publicizing events
● Support or lead grant applications

For the public: 

● Offer free art shows, concerts, and workshops featuring regional talent
● Highlight cultural events across the region
● Provide an inside look at the work of local creatives
● Share news and opportunities through social media and our newsletter

Gallery & Boutique

The best of Outaouis art and gifts!

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Showcasing the vibrant creativity of the region’s artists in the heart of Wakefield. Admire our current exhibition, then browse our Boutique for unique, gift-worthy creations from local artists.

Hours

Thursdays: 1 – 6 p.m.
Fridays: 1 – 6 p.m.
Saturdays: 12 – 4 p.m.

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Hours

Thursdays: 1 – 6 p.m.
Fridays: 1 – 6 p.m.
Saturdays: 12 – 4 p.m.

Directions

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Elizabeth Rutledge

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Elizabeth Rutledge

Cosmic Cowboy Cookout by Lee Robinsong

Elizabeth Rutledge

March 7th to April 2nd

Fibre Five

Five women artists explore the expressive possibilities of fibre

From shrouds that transform discarded materials to organically interlaced cotton and hand tufted wool tapestries, each artist reimagines textile traditions through a contemporary, tactile lens. Learn More ➤

Coming Soon

Cosmic Cowboy Cookout by Lee Robinsong

Elizabeth Rutledge

March 7th to April 2nd

Fibre Five

Five women artists explore the expressive possibilities of fibre

From shrouds that transform discarded materials to organically interlaced cotton and hand tufted wool tapestries, each artist reimagines textile traditions through a contemporary, tactile lens.

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March 7, 2026

 at 2:00 pm

Domaine Cabayō, 56 Chemin Neely, Low, QC

It’s a dance party with taffy!

Vernissage: 

March 7, 2026

 at 1:00 pm

721 Chem. Riverside #205, Wakefield, QC

Meet the Fabulous Fibre Five!

Classical Concert: 

March 14, 2026

 at 4:30 pm

Centre Wakefield La Pêche

Carson Becke’s new song cycle based on tree poems by local poets

A behind the scenes photo of the Art-to-Heart shoot with James Patrick O'Leary
Miranda Ceara being filmed playing guitar on a bridge

Now on its fourth season, Art to Heart is mini-documentary series that directly addresses our mission to support and promote creative professionals, the heart of our creative communities. Journey across western Quebec hearing directly from people creating amazing things. 

Season 4 will release weekly on Fridays between January 16th and March 20th, 2026 on YouTube and Facebook. Follow along to never miss an episode! 

Latest Episode:

Finding the beauty of nature in the human face

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    While on a working holiday in Hawaii, Glen Foster, local photographer and fine furniture maker, became fascinated with the lava…

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