• Kingston - The African Sculpture Viewing Experience comprises three main attractions. First, the sculpture trail contains rare gemstone sculptures in materials such as rose quartz and red jasper as well as sculptures in traditional stones. This easy, outdoor walking trail is also accessible via electric wheelchair. Visitors may enjoy a picnic or their favourite beverage at the tables set up amidst the artwork. The second attraction is a 200 year-old limestone stable attached to our colonial-era farmhouse. The impeccably-preserved structure has been converted into a gallery to host a large collection of contemporary African and Canadian art, including some of the first Simukai gemstone sculptures, as well as a growing body of two dimensional work. The third attraction is a garden exhibition of the visiting artist. The 2023 visiting artist is Stanley Mutanga, who will be in residence to give demonstrations until mid September.

• Sculpture trail

Indulge in an enthralling art journey with kith and kin. Discover over 100 modern African statuettes displayed on a former Canadian homestead. Roam the sculpture pathway, engaging with art in its natural setting.

Delve into our internal exhibit. Treat yourself and your companions with your most-liked refreshments in our exquisite garden surroundings. Bird enthusiasts, don’t forget your binoculars! Our 90-acre city farm is teeming with wildlife. Artists, get your easel ready and draw inspiration from our charming limestone farmhouse or the largest collection of precious stone sculptures globally.

Typically, visitors devote two or three hours to exploration, bonding, and even creating. This place is a city farm, and some light trail meandering is part of the experience. Please wear closed shoes. Pets must be leashed. Application of sunscreen or insect repellent is advised.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.