The National Gallery of Canada Amphitheatre is an outdoor venue located at the front of the building. It serves as a space for various public events, such as summer concerts, artist talks, and other community programs, though indoor events are moved to the Gallery's Auditorium in case of inclement weather.

The Ottawa Art Gallery is a municipal gallery in Ottawa, Ontario that opened in 1988 at Arts Court. The gallery has a permanent collection of over one thousand works, houses the City of Ottawa-owned Firestone Collection of Canadian Art, and provides community, educational and public programming.

L. A. Pai Gallery provides an unusual introduction to contemporary Canadian art and art jewelry. The gallery, run by Lisa A. Pai since 2000, focuses on emerging and established artists of outstanding skill and creative vision. Figurative, conceptual, political, and traditional approaches share space. From rural and urban communities including Nunavut in the North, the artists create the singular energy of the gallery.

Founded in 1992, the Galerie d’art Jean-Claude Bergeron is located in downtown Ottawa in close proximity of the By-Ward Market and a step away from the National Gallery of Canada. It is situated in a heritage Victorian residence “La Maison Rochon”, named for one of the principal wood carvers of the nearby Notre-Dame Basilica.

Galerie St-Laurent Hill is Ottawa’s leading contemporary art gallery. Founded in 1977, with a focus on painting, photography and sculpture, our gallery has been assisting collectors, both private and corporate, for over 40 years.

The Gordon Harrison Canadian Landascape Gallery is a boutique gallery owned by the artist and his partner, Phil Émond. The gallery features original oil Canadian landfscape paintings by award winning Canadian landscape artist Gordon Harrison and art work from guest artists.

Pai Jewellery, a contemporary Canadian art jewellery and sculptural arts retailer and the retail arm of the L.A. Pai Gallery in Ottawa, Canada. Founded by Lisa A. Pai in 2000, the gallery and its retail space focus on showcasing and selling works from both emerging and established Canadian artists across various media, including jewellery, prints, ceramics, glass, and textiles.

The Ottawa School of Art offers a full range of specialized art courses including lifedrawing, landscape painting, photography, ceramics, sculpture, lithography, watercolour, etching, printmaking, and a wide variety of specialized short courses and workshops.

Located in the historic ByWard Market, Gallery 55 offers a unique, central exhibition in the heart of Ottawa. Home to many unique shops and artisans.