Arts Week to feature an artistic first

Spend your week by enjoying the first-ever NWT Arts Pop Up Gallery.

The week-long Pop Up Gallery, hosted in Yellowknife by the Department of Industry, Tourism and Investment, will feature local artwork, live demonstrations by NWT artists, and a content-collection area for artists to have their work photographed (by appointment only: [email protected]).

The Gallery will take place at the Centre Square Mall in the Lower Level across from the library elevators. It will run from 11:00 am – 6:00 pm daily.

The NWT arts and crafts sector helps to preserve culture and tradition, and creates economic opportunities for the arts community and tourism industry.

Click here for all workshops, demonstrations and training sessions taking place across the Territory for Arts Week.

Cameron Wilkinson
Cameron Wilkinson
News Reporter

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