Londoners, get your creative juices flowing because downtown is about to become an artistic hotspot that you absolutely cannot miss.

Starting April 3, Dundas Place will transform into the city’s newest cultural destination with the launch of Art Crawl Thursdays, a monthly celebration of local art and creativity.

The exciting new initiative will take place on the first Thursday of each month, inviting art enthusiasts and curious wanderers alike to explore various galleries and venues throughout the downtown core.

The inaugural Art Crawl Thursday kicks off on April 3 with some seriously impressive exhibition openings. Art lovers can check out Angie Quick’s intriguingly titled show “Has Love Made You The Enemy” at the Michael Gibson Gallery, while simultaneously enjoying Wyn Geleynse’s exhibition at the TAP Centre for Creativity.

This urban art adventure will showcase London’s vibrant creative community across multiple venues including Jonathon Bancroft-Snell Gallery, London Music Hall, Covent Garden Market, Canada Life Place, Museum London, Good Sport, and Sevens Social.

Each monthly event promises to deliver fresh artistic experiences as different venues participate with rotating exhibitions and special events.

For those wanting to plan their first art crawl experience, additional information about the April 3 event can be found on the London Tourism website.

The monthly schedule makes it easy for residents to incorporate art appreciation into their regular routines, offering a consistent cultural experience that will evolve throughout the year.

Art Crawl Thursdays represent an exciting development for London’s cultural scene, creating new opportunities for engagement with local artists and galleries while bringing additional vibrancy to the Dundas Place area.