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MOSAIC is published 6 times per year and distributed for free across Grey and Bruce counties wherever the artistic community gathers.

Why Advertise in MOSAIC

  • Targeted Distribution: Connect directly with culturally-engaged consumers who actively support local businesses and have discretionary spending for quality experiences.
  • Trusted Source: With a 30 year history of supporting the arts and culture in Grey Bruce, MOSAIC is a trusted source for community members. Our readers rely on us for recommendations, giving your ads credibility.
  • Extended Engagement: MOSAIC readers spend quality time with our content, often keeping our magazine on hand for ongoing reference, ensuring your message gets noticed.
  • Tourism Crossover: Festival-goers and cultural tourists use our magazine to discover local gems, expanding your customer base beyond residents.
  • Community Connection: Associate your business with the creative community, positioning you as a cultural supporter and attracting like-minded customers.

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Timelines

IssueArtwork Deadline
Sep 2025Aug 15, 2025
Nov 2025Oct 15, 2025
Mar 2026Feb 15, 2025
May 2026Apr 15, 2025
Jun 2026May 15, 2025
Jul 2026Jun 15, 2025

Contact mosaic@artisanmedia.ca for any additional information!

Advertising with MOSAIC is subject to our Advertising Terms & Conditions.

The Art & Culture magazine for Grey Bruce.

Established in 1993, MOSAIC is the independent arts, culture and community magazine for Grey Bruce | Saukiing Anishnaabekiing.

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Past Issues

Past issues are available from the Owen Sounder website.

MOSAIC is published by Artisan Media.


Editorial Submissions

If you have an article related to the arts and culture or community in Grey Bruce, we’d love to consider it for MOSAIC. Simply email mosaic@artisanmedia.ca with the details and we’ll get right back to you!

Land Acknowledgement

MOSAIC acknowledges that we publish within Saukiing Anishnaabekiing, the traditional territories of the Saugeen Ojibway Nation, comprised of the Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation at Neyaashiinigmiing and the Chippewas of Saugeen First Nation. We give thanks for their stewardship of the land and waters and for the rich diversity of their cultures and pledge to recognize and uphold their traditional names and language within this publication.