ZimArt's Rice Lake Gallery

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[Attraction Guide] Lake Mi, Ontario (aka #Rice Lake # #Rice Lake#) has always been a holy place for fishing lovers, but in addition to fishing, Lake Mi also has a small attraction [ZimArt's Rice Lake Gallery], with an outdoor gallery of African art and culture. The gallery is located on the northwest side of #Lake Rice, not too far from Lake Rice, and the path into the gallery is very narrow, which makes you wonder if you are on the wrong path. When you cross the path, you are looking at a quiet little world. There are parking spaces here, so don’t worry about where the car is parked. Parking spaces are shown with a brief introduction to the gallery. Highlights: This unique sculpture park, dedicated to the promotion and sale of stone sculptures in Zimbabwe, was founded in 2000. With more than 300 sculptures, visitors can explore this unique gallery at their own pace, meet visiting Zimbabwean artists and learn about this internationally renowned art movement. The gallery covers a large area. In the green grass and woods, various animal sculptures are scattered, including turtles, wild boars made of old metal, and small elephants and deer made of waste wood. It feels like they live in this little fairyland, full of aura. All sculptures are unique and are priced next to the sculpture. In addition to ready-made artwork, there are also special sculptures ordered. This place full of artistic atmosphere next to Lake Mi makes you feel that the price of non-general cultural tickets: free transportation guide: self-driving detailed address: 855 Second Line rd,Bailieboro ON K0L 1B0 ZimArt's Rice Lake Gallery