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Calgary's disability arts community celebrates historic milestone with announcement of new centre

lison435
Feb 111 min read

The National accessArts Centre (NaAC) has unveiled plans for its new home, a state-of-the-art facility in northwest Calgary dedicated to supporting artists living with disabilities.


The Trico Communities Accessible Arts Centre will ensure artists with disabilities have a dedicated space to create, collaborate and thrive in Calgary.


Plans for the centre were unveiled Monday alongside the announcement of funding support from Trico Communities, marking a landmark commitment to accessibility and inclusion in the arts, according to NaAC president and CEO Jung-Suk Ryu.






 
 
 

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