🇨🇦 A small yet charming art gallery: Canadian Clay & Glass

Gallery 📍Waterloo | Free Admission | Quiet and Healing | Perfect for Solo Visits & Gals' Dates | A Great Place for Long Weekends👍👍 I decided on a whim to visit the Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery in Waterloo yesterday, and it completely exceeded my expectations—it's a quiet yet very warm little gallery, focusing on ceramic and glass art.🌷🌷 The gallery isn't big, but every exhibit is done with great care. Walking through it, I felt relaxed, healed, and full of inspiration.👀👀 🌈🌈- The exhibits revolve around the different textures and possibilities of "clay" and "glass," being both modern and gentle. - There are many works by local Canadian artists, with novel forms and rich details.🌳🌳 - The space is designed to be very open and bright. When the sun shines in, the entire gallery feels softened—it's really beautiful.🍓🍓 🍜- It's perfect for wandering alone quietly, immersing yourself in the warmth of the materials - It's not crowded, the atmosphere is friendly, and the staff are super gentle.😻 ☔- The key point: free entry! (Of course, you can support their small shop, which also has handicrafts.) 🔹 Nearby places to visit afterward:🏖️ - Take a walk in Waterloo Park to digest your meal. - Visit nearby cafes (recommend having a drink at Princess Café). - Or take a bus directly to Uptown for dining and bookstore hopping.🍑🍑 🏵️It's not a popular check-in spot, but it's really worth a visit. It's suitable for days when you want to get away from the hustle and bustle without going too far.💰 🎊🎊 If you also love handicrafts, ceramics, or just want a space to calm your thoughts, come here. 🌿🌵🌵 #Waterloo#LifeinCanada#WaterlooCanada#TorontoLife#TorontoDayTrips