Wellbeing and Community Programs

Art connects us to the world and to one another. The Gallery’s Wellbeing and Community Programs offer art-based experiences adapted to a wide range of needs and interests.

Learn more about Accessibility at the Gallery here.

For more options, check out the Gallery’s other programs for Adults, Kids & Family and Schools.

Three Spark! program participants laugh together, enjoying a moment of art appreciation.

SPARK!

SPARK! is a friendly, conversation-based, free program designed for individuals living with dementia, and their care partners.

Close-up view a person's hands, with white cotton gloves on, touching a sculpture.

Art InSight

Art inSight is a free, tactile and descriptive program for individuals who are blind or partially sighted.

Two guests viewing artwork in the Indigenous and Canadian galleries.

Guided Slow Looking Sundays

Guided Slow Looking is a monthly opportunity to take an extended look at individual works of art, while interacting with others.

A senior woman holding a cellphone standing next to the NGC logo and the Connected Canadians logo.

Connecting Through Art

This program offers free technology training and support for older adults.

 

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