Great collections and a great way to spend an afternoon. I also manage to pick something up in the gift shop every time I visit. More

Superb permanent collection, and some really good temporary exhibitions. Deceptively small from the outside, it is actually HUGE. Very friendly curators and custodians. More

Two to three hours is exactly the right amount of time to get through this small and interesting collection right in the heart of downtown. A hodgepodge of folk art, modern art, Maritime, aboriginal.... name it. The cafe looked good and it was busy with locals and visitors. The shop was a little boring, I wished for more local art... More

A good way to spend a couple of hours in downtown Halifax. Some very nice pieces More

Really enjoyed the modern art exhibit. Very cool. Also, managed to catch a sit-down chat with Lisa Lipton (artist) and see her exhibit. Totally worth it! More

Lovely layout, great art on display. I have viisted a few times. I have also taken a group of 25 seven year olds. More

All art forms are represented in this gallery, high quality exhibitions make this an interesting place to visit. More

There is a permanent exhibition of Maude Lewis, Nova Scotia's most famous primitive painter. Her tiny home, brought from its original site, with every possible surface painted, is my highlight. There are other permanent exhibits with Group of Seven paintings, local folk art and works by many world-renowned artists. World-class exhibits come to the gallery -- from Egyptian treasures, to... More

We were definitely disappointed in the art collection, though that may be because we are used to large metropolitan museums. Maude Lewis' house, however, is very entertaining and worth the price of admission. More