News & Stories
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NaAC Artists Paul Brain and Carla Salter Present at the Canadian Arts Summit in Banff
On Friday, April 10, 2026, NaAC artists Paul Brain and Carla Salter brought their creative voices to the national stage at the Canadian Arts Summit in Banff. The Canadian Arts […]
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The Chung Centre Selected to Join Global Design for Freedom Movement
The National accessArts Centre (NaAC) is proud to announce that The Joseph Chung Centre for Creativity has been selected as one of a small number of new global Design for […]
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The National accessArts Centre presented by TD (NaAC) unveils its next five-year strategic plan
The Board of Directors of the National accessArts Centre has approved our new five-year strategic plan, titled Yes, and… This new plan, effective April 1, 2026, is a bold, ambitious […]
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Government of Alberta increases its funding to the National accessArts Centre’s capital project by $1.89 million
Additional funding from the province will help propel the NaAC’s Chung Centre development to break ground Summer 2026. CALGARY – On March 3, 2026, at the National accessArts Centre’s (NaAC’s) […]
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National accessArts Centre to Name New Performing Arts Learning Venue The Joseph Chung Centre for Creativity Following a Transformational Philanthropic Gift
Landmark contribution propels Accessible Arts Campus campaign beyond the three-quarter mark FEBRUARY 23, 2026 – CALGARY – The National accessArts Centre presented by TD (NaAC), which is currently developing the world’s first […]
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City of Calgary commits to supporting the revitalization efforts of the old Scouts Hall
On December 3, 2025, Calgary’s City Council unanimously voted to increase the investments made towards the revitalization of the old Scouts Hall — soon to be the home of the […]
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The National accessArts Centre proudly receives TD Bank Group’s largest sponsorship in Western Canada
Today, TD Bank Group announced a landmark $1.5 million investment in the National accessArts Centre (NaAC). This investment marks the largest of its kind that TD has made in Western […]
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Vancouver’s Laurie M. Landry wins the 2025 Won Lee Prize
With a wide body of works that invite viewers into the deaf world, Laurie is awarded the largest cash prize for Canadian artists with disabilities. CALGARY – The National accessArts Centre presented by […]
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Art Across Borders
Expanding Boundaries and Possibilities When ten artists from Korea and Canada came together this fall, they brought with them a kaleidoscope of styles and stories. Over ten days, they travelled […]
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Official Statement: NaAC Congratulates Councillor-Elect Myke Atkinson
The National accessArts Centre (NaAC) extends its sincere congratulations to Mr. Myke Atkinson on his election as Councillor for Ward 7—home to the NaAC’s forthcoming multidisciplinary arts learning campus in […]