Maggiolly Art Supplies is a family-owned and run business devoted to promoting Fine Art and creativity for artists and  people of all ages. From offering a full selection of art supplies to running imagination-building and skill-building art classes to displaying artwork of local artists, Maggiolly Art Supplies offers a unique atmosphere to do it all in.   The store has a fun and creative feel to it and is so inspirational that most people want to start making art as soon as they walk in.  Looking at all the attractive art supply displays, creative in-house made signs, masks, sculptures and paintings that are on the walls will definitely get your creative juices flowing. We play fun, alternative music for your shopping pleasure and all our staff members are highly interested in art, most of which have studied art at the  post secondary level  or are planning on doing so.

The owners, Emilia Perri and George May, are both 1984 graduates of the Ontario College of Art and Design (OCAD) and they are the founders of Maggiolly Art. The business started in 1986 as a design and manufacturing company for one-of-a-kind, sculptural clocks that they made and sold in fine craft galleries all over North America until 1995 (there are still some of these clocks displayed in the store today). Then, in 1996, the company opened a retail art supply store in the town of Alliston, Ontario. There, the store provided artist support services along with imaginative products and supplies for seven years until, in 2003, the store was moved to Orangeville, Ontario to better meet the needs of a larger artist population in the Headwaters area.  As well, Emilia Perri and George May still continue their own work as artists in sculpture and painting.

So, if you or your children have an interest in art or think it would fun to give it a try, come in and have a look around and perhaps sign up for an art class.  At Maggiolly Art Supplies you will find yourself surrounded with art and you may just start to get some ideas about how your own creativity wants to express itself!