What Exhibitions Are on at Two Rivers Gallery?

Two Rivers Gallery's homepage highlights its current exhibition slate under an "Exhibition Highlights" section, and as of the site's published listings the Main Gallery is showing Paradise Lost, running July 24, 2026 through October 11, 2026. That is the only exhibition named in the homepage highlights, so if you are planning around a specific show, treat the homepage as a starting point and confirm details on the gallery's own pages before you go.

What the Exhibition Highlights section shows

The homepage presents a short, curated list rather than a full season calendar. In the version captured here, it contains a single entry:

Because the highlights block is a summary, it does not tell you the artist(s), the medium, or the theme of Paradise Lost. For that you need the exhibition's own page, which the "SEE" links in the highlights section lead to.

How to check what else is on

The homepage is not the whole picture. Two Rivers Gallery describes itself as a centre for visual art in Central and Northern BC with exhibitions and programs running across its spaces, so a single Main Gallery entry in the highlights does not mean nothing else is showing.

To get the full picture:

1. Open the "Exhibition Highlights" section on the homepage and follow the link for any show you want to know more about.
2. Check the "Upcoming Events & Programs" section, which lists dated programming tied to the gallery's schedule — for example, workshops and opening receptions.
3. Use the "Plan Your Visit" link for practical visiting information, including hours and location.

The events listed alongside the exhibitions give a sense of the gallery's rhythm. In the captured listing these include:

• Oct 9, 2026 — Woodburning with Hailey Smith: Wooden Ornaments (Adult, Youth Workshops)
• Oct 15, 2026 — Paint & Sip with Erin Stagg: Witchy Pumpkins (Adult Workshops)
• Oct 29, 2026 — White Noise Opening Reception

An opening reception is a useful signal: it usually marks the start of a new exhibition, so White Noise is worth watching for if you are tracking what comes in after Paradise Lost.

What to confirm before you visit

Dates on a highlights block can change, and a show may be installed or taken down around its listed run. Before making a trip:

• Confirm the exhibition is still on for the date you plan to attend.
• Check the gallery's visiting information for opening hours, since these are not stated in the homepage highlights.
• If you are travelling for a specific show, look for any ticketing or reception details on the individual exhibition or event page rather than assuming walk-in access.

The gallery also runs a shop featuring art-focused items from artists, artisans, and makers across Western Canada, which you can visit alongside the exhibitions.