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Non-profits are at the heart of our communities. Each day in Calgary and across Canada, these organizations serve the diverse needs of hundreds of thousands of…

A group of Calgary artists will play a role in celebrations of the 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Canada and the Republic of Korea this coming spring and summer.

A Calgary-based national arts centre focused on supporting artists with disabilities is partnering with the estate of well-known Canadian sculptor Won Lee.

NaAC CEO Jung-Suk Ryu says that when the city offered them the space, along with a promise of $2.5 million in upgrades, he didn't realize the building's impending heritage designation would make the front staircase an immovable asset.

Designs for a new arts center servicing the disabled community in Western Canada have been unveiled this week as part of a dynamic rebrand that will give the former Indefinite Arts Center in Calgary a much-needed new home.  Image courtesy NaAC Featuring an art gallery, cafe, performance...

Calgary invests $2.5M for new accessible arts building after roof collapse destroyed old centre Sarah Rieger © Helen Pike/CBC Jung-Suk Ryu, CEO of the National accessArts Centre, stands in front of the groups future home. Three years after a roof collapse at a Calgary arena displaced Canadas largest organization for artists with disabilities, the centre has found a new home. National accessArts Centre (NaAC), formerly known as the Indefinite Arts Centre, will receive $2.5 m...