Mosaic for Mental Health 2026: Art in Support of Community Connection
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October 15-27, 2026 > The Craig Gallery, Dartmouth
The 28th annual Mosaic for Mental Health brings together hundreds of donated artworks to support mental health awareness and community programming. Presented by CMHA Halifax–Dartmouth, this year’s exhibition explores the theme of kindness and runs from October 15–27, 2026, at The Craig Gallery, Alderney Landing, Dartmouth, with artwork also available to browse and purchase online.
Proceeds support the branch’s Social Connection programs for adults living with mental illness and mental health concerns, creating opportunities for connection and belonging in an inclusive, welcoming environment.

How We Keep Each Other – original 6 × 6-inch paintings on Fabriano paper
Roy’s Contribution: How We Keep Each Other
For this year’s fundraiser, Roy donated four original 6 × 6-inch paintings on Fabriano paper, brought together under the collection title How We Keep Each Other.
The paintings explore kindness through familiar gestures: sharing what we have, making room for someone else, offering shelter, and keeping a light on.
All four paintings have sold Thank you to the collectors who purchased the works and to the participating artists, organisers, volunteers, and supporters who make Mosaic for Mental Health possible.
Visit Mosaic for Mental Health 2026
The exhibition offers an opportunity to discover artwork by a wide range of participating artists while supporting mental health programming in the Halifax–Dartmouth community.
Exhibition dates: October 15–27, 2026
Venue: The Craig Gallery, Alderney Landing, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia
2026 theme: Kindness
Visitors can view the exhibition in person during gallery opening hours and explore other available paintings through the online Mosaic Market.







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