An art exhibition showcasing pottery work created by participants of the Rainbow Refugee Association of Nova Scotia's 2026 Pottery Program, celebrating PRIDE.
The Prow Gallery is hosting the RRANS Pottery Program PRIDE Art Show on July 24, 2026, featuring work from the Rainbow Refugee Association of Nova Scotia's 2026 Pottery Program. It's a PRIDE exhibition, so the timing fits right into the city's celebrations this month.
The show brings together pieces made by participants in the association's pottery program over the course of the year. If you've followed RRANS before, you know they work with LGBTQ+ refugees settling in the province, and this is the result of that specific 2026 cohort spending time at the wheel and the workbench. It's not a professional gallery show in the traditional sense—it's a collection of work coming straight from the people who made it.
The Prow Gallery is at 1479 Lower Water Street, right down by the waterfront. They've worked with the association before to showcase their artistic projects, so this isn't their first time hosting them. If you're already downtown for PRIDE, it's an easy stop on the way to other events.
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It's a chance to see what the 2026 Pottery Program has been up to this year, on display at The Prow Gallery on July 24.
