Gallery hours
The gallery is open Thursday and Friday, 4 to 8 PM, Saturday 12 to 5 PM and Sunday 12 to 4 PM. Call for an appointment outside of these hours and we are happy to schedule a tour.
Visit the gallery during our open hours or schedule a private viewing for you, your friends or your employees. We offer contemporary, local artworks perfect for home or work. We can arrange refreshments or a private art workshop.
Curated Collection
Explore a selection of artwork emphasizing rich texture, bold color, and modern...
Sneak peak the workshop
See our light-filled working space designed for future workshops and classes.
Parking
Private parking is available behind the gallery.
Public transportation
The 206 Express bus passes in front of the gallery on King St. The closest intersection is Eagle and King St E.
A welcoming space for art, artists, and community.
Shop online and see exhibitions in person
Yellow is the sun rising and setting every day and all of the remembered moments in between.
Our gallery and studios bring people closer to the artists who live and create here. We offer a place to discover original contemporary artwork, meet the people behind it, and support local creativity. By connecting artists and collectors, we help build a vibrant, inspiring community shaped by the stories and talent around us.
Buy online, pick up in the gallery or get free local delivery
Buy online with no risk. If you are not happy with your online purchase once you see it in person, exchange it for a different artwork or store credit.
You can purchase artwork online and pick it up in store. Your purchase can be delivered free of charge in Region of Waterloo Need help hanging your artwork, framing or placing? We are happy to help :)
Visit, call or email
Located in Preston Village, Cambridge, Ontario. Visitors are welcome during open hours or by appointment. Give us a call or email to book a time to come in.
Open hours are usually planned around exhibitions.
Land acknowledgement
The gallery and studios are located on land identified in the Haldimand Proclamation which designated 950,000 acres to the Six Nations of the Grand River in perpetuity. Only 48,000 acres remains in the possession of their descendants. Learn more about their pursuit of justice on their website.
At Mood Yellow Gallery, we respect the long history of creativity, stewardship and artistry of the people who lived here and continue to live here. Despite the best efforts of the British crown and the Government of Canada, Indigenous people continue to live and thrive on this land.