The Nina Haggerty Centre for the Arts
supports a collective of artists with developmental disabilities in our studio space on Alberta Avenue in Edmonton, Alberta. We are committed to giving artistic opportunities to artists who face barriers to artistic expression.
What’s New
Book Launch Special!
Pick up a copy of Aba Garbrah’s brand new autobiography and one of her Wild Rose pins for just $30!
SALE
After Hours Holiday Show & Sale
December 5th, 2025, 5-9PM
The Nina Haggerty Centre
9225 118 Ave NW, Edmonton
After Hours is our largest show of the year, where art overflows from the gallery into our studios. Browse our massive collection of paintings, prints, textiles, sculptures and more to find the perfect gift for everyone on your list.
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Leadership Update
We are thrilled to share that Anne Harvey has transitioned into the role of...
Edmonton Downtown Vibrancy Exhibition
This summer artists from the Nina celebrated everything they love about...
Nina Artists in the AFA Permanent Collection
In 2024 the Alberta Foundation for the Arts acquired two pieces from artists in our collective, Aaron Harvey and Carrie Wheeler. This brings to total number of Nina artists include in the collection up to five!
![Did you know you can see art from the Nina at the Edmonton International Airport @fly_yeg?
Once you’ve made it through security head towards gate 18 to check out a colourful collection of original work by K.A., Gerald Bourlon, Deserie Dick, Craig Housen, Jamie Laventure, Lisa Reece, Holly Sabourin, Duncan Smith, Amber Tyreman and Carrie Wheeler!
#FlyYeg #YegArts #AlbertaArts #TheNinaYeg #CbcArts #DisabilityArts #ExploreEdmonton
[video description: clips of two display cases of ceramic sculptures and art on the walls of the Edmonton Airport. There are many sculptures in different styles, including some very cute little Albertan wildlife sculptures by Holly, and owl by Craig, some funky imaginative creatures by Carrie, and some functional pieces. Detail shots of the mosaics show colourful ceramic tiles with different textures and colours. There is a colourful monoprint of the Muttart Conservatory by Jamie in a frame on the wall and signage with text about the artists and the Nina.]](https://www.thenina.ca/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)