Art-ful Stories with Doug Bradford
An evening of painting and storytelling by renowned Northern Ontario Ojibwa Artist Doug Bradford.
Join us for an inspiring evening of art and atmosphere at Hangar Time, hosted at the Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre.
Step inside the historic hangar and enjoy a live watercolour demonstration by renowned artist Doug Bradford. As Doug brings his brush to life, he’ll share personal stories behind his work, tales of the people, landscapes, and wildlife that have moved him across Northern Ontario, North America, and Europe.
Sip on a cocktail while surrounded by aircraft, heritage, and creativity. Whether you’re an art lover, aviation fan, or simply looking for a unique evening out, this is one you won’t want to miss.
You’ll have the rare opportunity to purchase original Doug Bradford artwork, and every guest will be entered to win one of his stunning pieces.
Date: August 21st
Time: 6pm-9pm
About Douglas Bradford
Ojibwa Northern Ontario Watercolour Artist.
Born and raised in Sault Ste. Marie with Ojibwa roots from Batchewana First Nation, Doug Bradford is a self-taught watercolour artist inspired by the landscapes and people of Northern Ontario. Art runs deep in his family, all five siblings are artists, influenced by their mother, Louise Bradford, a founding member of the Algoma Arts Society.
Doug’s portraits reflect the rugged spirit of the North. He’s been a longtime community supporter, offering workshops to local youth and Indigenous Elders, and co-founding the Four and Friends Art Show in Bruce Mines for over 20 years.
His work has been recognized nationally through the Canadian Forces Artist Program, with pieces housed in the War Museum in Ottawa and featured in the book A Brush With War. He was also commissioned to commemorate the Canadian Navy’s 100th anniversary and was inducted into the Sault Ste. Marie Walk of Fame in 2006.
