NWT Arts

The Music Teachers Association of the NWT supports NWT music teachers at all levels, both with private studios and in schools.

Native Women’s Association of the NWT is committed to being the voice of Native women in the Northwest Territories and to building relationships with all levels of government and other organizations to ensure all Native women and their families will live free…

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 NDilo Band Office is a place you can go to find out about the local artists and where to go to purchase artwork.

Noda Enterprises in the development arm of the Ka'a'gee Tu First Nation. They can help customers connect with artists in the community.

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

North Country Inn currently buys traditionally made arts and crafts from local artists. We display their art work in our lobby for our guests to admire and to purchase. We also act as a liaison for the artists when our guests are looking for custom made aboriginal…

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.

Lana de Bastiani started writing children’s books while pursuing her master’s degree in education. She wrote her first book, The Fox and My Boot, after a fox stole her boot while skating on the pond behind her house.

The Northwest Territories Professional Media Association (NWTPMA) was founded in 2011 to create a sustainable media industry that generates economy in the NWT. We do this by cultivating the professional growth of our members and influencing policy…

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…

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.

Yellowknife Glass Recyclers was formed in 1994 to find a way to transform unwanted bottles into useful glassware. After several years of experimentation, we have arrived at a method of creating drinking glasses, vases, candleholders and other…

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.

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.