NWT Arts

The Canvas Shop produces quality tent and bag products, including canvas wall tents and tipis, and a line of durable cordura nylon soft-side luggage and bags. They also offer embroidery services and have various types of arts and crafts on display…

The Great Northern Arts Society holds two main events throughout the year that offer opportunity for northern artists to show and sell their arts and crafts.

The Gwich'in are a culturally vibrant and independent nation that is environmentally responsible and socially, economically and politically self-reliant. The store carries a variety of traditional artwork made in the area.

The Hamlet of Aklavik has arts and crafts for sale made by local artists.

Incorporated in June 1971, the Ikahuk Co-op is located on Banks Island in NWT. The traditional name is "Ikaahuk" (where you go across to). The Co-op operations include a retail store, fuel delivery and property rentals. The store sells…

The Inuvialuit Craft Shops are operated by Inuvialuit Community Economic Development Organization (ICEDO) with the Inuvialuit Regional Corporation. We support all Indigenous artists, including the Inuvialuit artists who reside inside and…

The Inuvik Youth Centre Society was born in 1996 as a result of a grassroots initiative to meet the needs of the youth of Inuvik. The initiative itself originated with an informal survey of Inuvik youth between the ages of thirteen and nineteen.

Our family has been in business for over 30 years in Inuvik, NT.  Recognizing the need for sewing products, I started out selling beads and fabric out of my home around 2012.  Within 6 months, I moved to a store front location on main street…

Traditional arts and crafts sold in Inuvik, NT. 

I opened business in 2021, and have been successful in selling my crafts. I have been quite busy within the last 2 years, producing crafts and using my creativity to sew in style crafts.   

Nautchiaq Fur Shop carries traditional Inuvialuit arts and crafts for sale to the public. The shop carries a wide range of slippers, Inuvialuit dolls, trinkets, mukluks and fur hats seen by traditional craftspeople in Tuktoyaktuk.

The Okevik Craft Shop carries a selection of name made hunting knives, ulu knives, and bone and antler carvings. All made from local raw materials by Aklavik artist Danny Gordon.

This local arts and crafts store on Inuvik's main street has carvings, clothing, gifts, and diamonds for anyone stopping by.

Information office to contact local artists.

The Paulatuk Community Corportation is a place where visitors can learn more about local arts and find artists in the community to purchase traditional artwork.

Information office to contact local artists.

Souvenir store in Tuktoyaktuk carrying locally made arts and crafts.

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.

The Ulukhaktok Arts Centre has spent decades employing local artisans from the community. Formally the Holman Print Shop, the Centre produces prints, muskox carvings, qiviut products and other traditional items.