Presented by Next Generation Arts, VIEWS: KGO Made is a FREE 8-week intensive public art and mural program designed to support and uplift youth ages 16–29. This project will add a community-inspired mural at the Heron Park Community Centre in the heart of the Kingston-Galloway / Orton Park neighbourhood - an area deeply shaped by youth creativity, resilience, and community spirit.
Through workshops led by community artists and peer mentors, youth participants will explore painting, design, cultural storytelling, and collaborative mural-making. Together, we’ll create a community-informed mural that reflects the identities, lived experiences, and voices of local youth—transforming a public wall into a lasting legacy of youth vision and leadership.
VIEWS: KGO MADE
VIEWS: KGO MADE - Community COnsultation
What Participants Will Do
Over the course of the program:
Engage in community consultations and design conversations
Learn professional mural techniques and artistic practices
Reflect on personal stories of space-making and youth role models
Paint a large-scale public mural with their peers
Build confidence, portfolios, and leadership through art
How to Apply
Complete the application via the link below.
We invite the community to join us for a collaborative workshop, where you'll have the opportunity to share your ideas, help shape the vision, and create together. The workshop is expected to take place in August, please stay in the loop for updates!
PROGRAM DATES
Saturdays from August 15 to October 17, 2026
1:00 - 4:00pm (August 15 — 29)
12:00 - 6:00pm (September 12 — October 17)
SPECIAL DATES
October 2026: Mural Launch and Community Celebration
PROGRAM LOCATIONS
August 15 — 29
Next Generation Arts
1121 Bellamy Rd N Unit #10, Scarborough, ON M1H 2B9
September 12 — October 17
Heron Park Community Centre
292 Manse Rd, Scarborough, ON M1E 5A6
QUESTIONS?
For more information, contact Anju by email at anju@nextgenerationarts.ca; by phone at (437) 703-5553 or by phone/text at (437) 255-5322.
THANK YOU TO OUR PROGRAM FUNDERS
This is a City of Toronto Cultural Hotspot Signature Project.