Exhibition Dates: September 6 to October 19, 2025 When the old Whitby railway station was slated for demolition fifty-five years ago, a dedicated and visionary group sprang into action to save the building. They recognized the value of landmarks. Built in an era when rail stations were status symbols indicating the prosperity of the town it served, Whitby’s station was a one-of-a-kind expression of the Victorian age. We’ll survey how artists and image-makers have represented Whitby’s most celebrated landmark since 1903. Exhibition Dates: June 23 – August 29, 2025 Station Gallery invites artists from across Canada to submit work for The Oh Canada! Project—a group exhibition celebrating our national identity through the lens of the Canadian flag. Exhibition Dates: September 6 to October 19, 2025 For over 30 years, Durham Potters Guild has brought together potters and ceramic artists, encouraging and supporting them through monthly meetings, workshops and twice yearly public show and sales. This non-profit group encompasses almost 40 members from throughout Durham as well as outside the Region. Members of the Guild are artists, who use clay to create both unique and practical pieces. Exhibition Dates: September 6 to October 19, 2025 When the old Whitby railway station was slated for demolition fifty-five years ago, a dedicated and visionary group sprang into action to save the building. They recognized the value of landmarks. Built in an era when rail stations were status symbols indicating the prosperity of the town it served, Whitby’s station was a one-of-a-kind expression of the Victorian age. We’ll survey how artists and image-makers have represented Whitby’s most celebrated landmark since 1903. Exhibition Dates: June 23 – August 29, 2025 Station Gallery invites artists from across Canada to submit work for The Oh Canada! Project—a group exhibition celebrating our national identity through the lens of the Canadian flag. Exhibition Dates: September 6 to October 19, 2025 For over 30 years, Durham Potters Guild has brought together potters and ceramic artists, encouraging and supporting them through monthly meetings, workshops and twice yearly public show and sales. This non-profit group encompasses almost 40 members from throughout Durham as well as outside the Region. Members of the Guild are artists, who use clay to create both unique and practical pieces.Station to Station
Opening Reception: Wednesday, September 24, 7 to 9PM
Jill Dyall Community Gallery
Call to Artists: The Oh Canada! Project
Opening Reception: June 26, 2025
Submission Deadline: June 13, 2025
Durham Potters Guild | True North
Opening Reception: Wednesday, September 24, 7 to 9PM
Gallery A, Heritage Galleries
Station to Station
Opening Reception: Wednesday, September 24, 7 to 9PM
Jill Dyall Community Gallery
Call to Artists: The Oh Canada! Project
Opening Reception: June 26, 2025
Submission Deadline: June 13, 2025
Durham Potters Guild | True North
Opening Reception: Wednesday, September 24, 7 to 9PM
Gallery A, Heritage Galleries
Exhibitions

Station Gallery

Our Mission
Unleash the power of arts and culture to educate, connect and inspire our diverse communities and meaningful and compelling ways.
Our Vision
Arts and culture flourish in Durham region and are recognized as being at the heart of our thriving communities.
SG is a creative hub in the community! We’re a public art gallery and a registered charity. We show art exhibitions of emerging, mid-career and established artists. We bring art and culture to kids, youth, adults and families of all ages and abilities through programs, classes and workshops, performances and special events. We are a resource to artists and champion of all things empowering and creative.
We have four main gallery spaces. The Jill Dyall Community Gallery is reserved for community exhibitions. The other three galleries may feature a single artist or group collection.
Station Gallery is a registered Canadian charity #11929 7042 RR0001
From Whitby Junction to Station Gallery
In 1967, a group of passionate arts enthusiasts in Whitby started a community gallery, operating under the name Whitby Arts Inc. In 1969, the group, supported by interested volunteers and benefactors purchased Whitby’s Grand Trunk Railway Station which had been slated for demolition. The name ‘Station Gallery’ was adopted to reflect the heritage building. Some of the founding names included the Irwin Family amongst others…. Through the foresight of a number of local citizens and the Town of Whitby, the 1903 Whitby Junction Station continues to serve the community, not only as an art gallery, but as a part of Whitby’s heritage.

Feature Event


Day of the Dead
Día de los Muertos
Saturday, November 1, 2025 at 7:00pm
Live mariachi band ~ Mariachi Fuego
Cash bar, FREE entry, suggested donation of $20
Costumes and sugar skull makeup highly encouraged!