NWT Arts

Norman Wells Historical Centre (1989) portrays the history of the construction of the Canol Pipeline, geology, bush aviation, Mackenzie riverboats and Sahtu Dene culture.

he Northern Arts and Cultural Centre (NACC) is a 297 seat theatre, with an additional 4 accessible seats, located in Yellowknife, NWT, Canada. It was built with the help of the Globe and Mail newspaper publisher, whose fundraising efforts raised money from various…

Our gift shop features authentic Aboriginal and local art. From birchbark baskets to tanned moccasins, you will find the perfect souvenir to remind you of your exceptional journey to the North.

The Northwest Territory Métis Nation is comprised of the indigenous Métis originally from the South Slave in the Northwest Territories.

The NorthWords organizing committee was born on a snowy day in February, 2006.

The NWT Creative Collective was formed in 2015 in order to foster artistic creativity and opportunities in the Northwest Territories, Canada. While serving our community’s youth is at our core, our events have quickly become an integral part of Yellowknife’s annual…

An eco-friendly festival that brings together Old Town merchants, artists and musicians. A weekend of activities for the whole family!

The gallery of the Society carries arts and crafts made by local artists.

Dedicated to preserving the culture and heritage of the Inuit, Inuvialuit, Dene and Metis, and non-aboriginal peoples of the Canadian Arctic and Subarctic.

CIVR Radio Taïga 103.5 FM est une station de radio communautaire de  langue française diffusée à Yellowknife et partout dans le monde sur le http://lecteur.radiotaiga.com

Each year for the month of March, a winter wonderland is created on Yellowknife Bay where the Snowking and his northern toughened helpers raise up one of Yellowknife and the NWT's proudest monuments...the Snowcastle.

Table for Five is a group of Yellowknife based classical musicians. Our musicians play piano, violin, flute, cello and our vocalist is a soprano. We enjoy playing together and sharing great music with Northern audiences.

The Hay River Museum Society (HRMS) is a place for people to gather to experience the rich history and culture of the community and the region surrounding us.

Tusaayaksat, meaning “stories that need to be heard” in Inuvialuktun, is a publication that has told the stories of Inuvialuit (Western Arctic Inuit) and served Inuvialuit Beneficiaries for more than 40 years.

WAMP is a non-profit media arts organization headquartered in Yellowknife, NT. Our mission is to produce, support, showcase and promote film, video and digital media across the Northwest Territories. WAMP offers events and activities throughout the year such…

Founded in 2011, the Yellowknife Artist Run Commnity Centre is a non-profit organization facilitating the production and presentation of Yellowknife and NWT artwork. It brings artists and organization of all art forms together and encourages collaboration…

The Yellowknife Choral Society is a non-profit society that started as a non-auditioned community choir of 30 to 60 adults of varying ages. The mission of the YCS is to develop and share passion for choral music in our community. We carry out this mission by:…

The Yellowknife Dance Collective is an incorporated society which exists to choreograph and perform contemporary dance, foster a contemporary dance community in Yellowknife, and promote awareness of contemporary dance in the NWT

Through its mandate and initiatives, the Yellowknife Farmers Market (YKFM) constantly aims at becoming a financially sustainable organization, at working towards Yellowknife food security and building community.

The Yellowknife Guild of Arts and Crafts conducts workshops and classes through the year. It also holds Christmas and Spring sales at the Guilds Building (113 Kam Lake Road) and the summer sales at the Fireweed Studio (in Somba K’e Park, 4807 52 St).