To promote the arts within the community.

   The Guild was established in 1983 as a meeting place for artists in Tillsonburg and surrounding area. Since then, the focus of our non-profit organization has changed to enhance the community through education and promoting the arts.

   Our location, the Station Arts Centre, located at 41 Bridge Street West, is a culmination of heritage and function, and has become one of the focal points in the town of Tillsonburg. The Great Western Railway Station, the Changing Exhibit Gallery and the CP Station were combined to become a Tillsonburg Heritage site and a home for the arts in Tillsonburg.

   As a member of the Tillsonburg District Craft Guild, there are many benefits to being a member. You may:

• Be a part of a fraternity of artists, artisans, and crafters of the community
• Become part of the voice of the Guild, whose sole interest is to foster education and exposure for art in the community
• Have access to the Guild newsletter; ncluding any invitation to openings, calendar of events and class and workshop information
• Have the opportunity to take advantage of member rates for classes and workshops
• Be welcome to submit any proposal which will simultaneously benefit the individuals and Guild objectives
• Have one vote at the Annual Meeting
• Be invited to all general meetings, as well as, the Christmas Potluck Dinner
• Have the opportunity to bring your talents to the Guild through volunteering or teaching
• Be able to create associations and friendships with talented people who share your interests in nurturing and supporting the arts in your community.

   Have the opportunity of joining in-house groups to develop your own talents

• Take advantage of single ($35), family ($50) memberships, payable annually.