Residents are invited to help build a permanent art display on Main Street during a free painting workshop on April 11, 2026, in Niverville, Manitoba. The project allows local families and artists to contribute directly to the town’s appearance by painting wooden discs that will be displayed year-round.
The event is organized by Niverville Communities in Bloom and will be held at the South End Library, located inside the Centennial Arena at 1 Arena Road. Participants will paint 10-inch wooden discs during 90-minute sessions, with four time slots available between 11:00 am and 5:00 pm.
Interested residents must register by March 31, 2026, by sending an email to [email protected]. The project, known as Art on Main Street, will eventually feature 80 of these painted discs mounted on eight panels along the fence east of the railway tracks.
This initiative follows a successful trial run where sample art was left out to ensure it could survive the winter weather. The final display will be located near the historic well site and the timber-frame shelter to help brighten the area for passersby.
Niverville Communities in Bloom has a history of local beautification, including a previous tile mosaic project at Hespeler Park. The volunteer group has also earned the top 5 Blooms Award in provincial competitions for three years in a row between 2023 and 2025.
