Current Exhibitions and Events

CROSSROADS
Sculptures by Michael Nathaniel Green
Paintings by Jennifer McGregor

September 26th to November 8th, 2026

Saturdays & Sundays | 10 AM – 4 PM
Free Admission

Opening Night
Friday, September 25, 7 PM - 9 PM

Generously Sponsored by Centre & Main Chocolate

The Ah! Centre, along with Centre & Main Chocolate Warkworth presents a very unique collaborative exhibition to complete our 2026 Season called “CROSSROADS”, featuring sculptures by Michael Nathaniel Green of Havelock, Ontario, and paintings by Jennifer McGregor of Hamilton, Ontario.

Michael Nathaniel Green

Using a balance between abstraction and representation, Michael points to the ever changing qualities of reality weaving the familiar and the unfamiliar together.

He is drawn to the sensual, ephemeral and ambiguous use of everyday materials in unconventional ways. Colour also plays a central role in his sculpture as he uses it to touch on the whimsical and to stimulate one’s desire. The surfaces of Michael’s sculptures are malleable, and left revealing their handsculpted qualities.

Michael has had a solo exhibit at Art Space, Evans Contemporary and a group exhibit at Coeur Nouveau. He has exhibited at Drey Gallery, Toronto, ON. and internationally at its sister gallery in Berlin, Germany. Michael attended Georgian College, Barrie, ON. for a fine arts diploma, University of Lethbridge, Lethbridge, AB. For a BFA, and Ohio State University, Columbus, OH. for an MFA.

Jennifer McGregor

In “Crossroads”, Jennifer McGregor debuts a new series of paintings grounded in her personal connection to Warkworth. Motivated by her love for the landscape, community and cherished memories with her family in the region, the collection demonstrates a new direction for McGregor’s artistic practice; a move away from abstracted exploration of form and content towards representational expression of the very heartfelt real.

Images in the series are based on McGregor’s lived experiences in the local area: scenic views of farmland, distinct landmarks from a frequented trail, a cascade of hand hewn cedar steps in their ravine. Painted in a vibrant palette of expressive and imaginative colours, McGregor’s works convey a sense of joyful adoration and deep sentimentality for Warkworth: a secluded community to inspire connection with the natural environment, fellow artists, and a more assured sense of self.

Originally from Alberta, Jennifer McGregor began a career in design before completing the Drawing & Painting program at the Ontario College of Art and Design (now OCAD University). After living internationally in Florence, Italy for three years to expand her artistic training, she moved back to Ontario in 2006 to establish her professional studio practice. Her works are held in private and corporate collections across Canada, the United States, India, Australia, and the United Kingdom. She currently lives and works in Hamilton, Ontario.

📅 On view: September 26th to November 8th, 2026
📍 Arts & Heritage Centre Warkworth
🕙 Open Saturdays and Sundays, 10–4

Our 2026 Season

Join us for a vibrant year of exhibitions, including a preview of the Apple Route Studio Tour and shows by Kay Gregg, Ruth Shaw, Katherine Helmer, Terence Helmer, Bob Omar Tunnoch, Michael Nathaniel Green, and Jennifer McGregor. Admission is always free.

The Ah! Centre is a volunteer-run space sustained by the generosity of our community. If you’d like to be part of it, we’d love to welcome you as a volunteer or member.

📅 On view: March 14 - November 8, 2026
📍 Arts & Heritage Centre Warkworth
🕙 Open Saturdays and Sundays, 10–4

Visit the Ah! Arts & Heritage Centre

The Ah! Centre makes space for Warkworth to engage with arts, heritage, and culture from many voices and perspectives. We are open every Saturday and Sunday from 10 am to 4 pm. Admission is free and everyone is welcome.
The Centre is volunteer run and community funded. We rely on your support to keep the doors open and the arts thriving. Please help by contributing in whatever way you can — through membership, volunteering, or donations.



Members and volunteers also enjoy access to private artist talks at the start of each exhibition.