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4worldlovers: The Manitoba Arts Council is located on Treaty 1 territory, the ancestral lands of the Anishinaabe, Ininew, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota and Dene Peoples and the homeland of the Metis Nation.

The Manitoba Arts Council is located at 525-93 Lombard Avenue on the fifth floor of a multi-story building.

The South entrance on Lombard Avenue has two automatic doors and two sets of stairs with three steps each. The stairs have handrails. The elevator and stairwell can be reached by this entrance.

The North entrance, accessible through a parking lot off of McDermott Avenue, has a ramp and two automatic doors. The elevator and stairwell can be reached without stairs by this entrance.

The door to the Manitoba Arts Council office is automatic. The button to activate the automatic door is located on the wall on the left side of the entrance. There is a doorbell located on the door to press for assistance.

4worldlovers: Including artists and audiences with disabilities into all facets of the arts community.

Important Announcement! The front door of the building at 329 Cumberland that house AANM has updated their front entry. To enter the space visitors will need to press #33 on the buzz system to enter. Alternatively, visitors and call Jenel Shaw at 1-204-336-2366 to enter.


Arts AccessAbility Network Manitoba is a regional not-for-profit artist run charitable organization dedicated to the full inclusion of artists and audiences with disabilities into all facets of the arts community.

Arts AccessAbility Network Manitoba is a registered charitable organization (# 09135809RR0001). We provide charitable receipts for all donations! Donate now!

Deadline Extended to August 18, 2023! Arts AccessAbility Network Manitoba and Disability Matters Vote (DMVote) are proud to sponsor a contest for all Manitobans. We would like…


Submission Deadline: Friday May 31, 2023 Arts AccessAbility Network Manitoba, with funding from Manitoba Sport, Culture and Heritage, mounts monthly online/in person solo exhibitions…


Join us to celebrate the launch of author John Oross’s book “Wandering Thoughts”. Oross will be available to sign books through out the event and…


Art takes all sorts of shapes and forms. And the same can be said for Artists. In the AANM Artist Focus we introduce you to some of the amazing artists from our membership, their stories, and their art.


Join our vibrant community of artists, allies, and arts organizations and help us create a Manitoba where the arts are accessible for everyone! When you join you will be subscribed to our members-only monthly newsletter, where you will be the first to learn about new projects, calls for art, and other events held by AANM.

AANM depends on the generous support of our donors. Your contribution goes a long way to helping AANM support Manitoba Artists with Disabilities. Find out your donation can help.

AANM is in a multi-level building with a ramp on the east side of the building. We offer accessible washrooms. ASL is provided upon request, with one week notice. We request that all staff and members refrain from wearing scented products out of respect for those with sensitivities. Service animals are welcome (pets are not.)

4worldlovers: Is a not-for-profit community art studio dedicated to providing people of all ages with innovative and professional art programming, free of charge. Art City’s primary goal is to provide space and tools for anyone who wishes to express themselves creatively.

4worldlovers:
ArtsJunktion mb Inc. is a community-based charitable organization committed to redistributing reusable materials available take-what-you-need, pay-what-you-can.

Our mandate is to support the creative community by providing accessible materials and a creative space; provide art workshops with an emphasis on repurposed materials; and to support artists through promotion of their art and through fairly paid employment opportunities. We also work to reduce landfill waste by receiving materials from businesses, organizations and individuals for distribution to the public, and to increase environmental awareness through community engagement and programming. We want to provide a safe and inclusive space for all community members, and to support our neighbourhood, city, and province through vibrant, reciprocal partnerships.

ArtsJunktion is located on Treaty One Territory and the homeland of the Metis Nation, and is committed to the work of reconciliation.

150 Teacher Workshop participants at our geared-to-curriculum, professional development creative reuse workshops.

500 people into our depot each month including marginalized children and youth, newcomers, Indigenous artists, LGBTTQ* artists, and persons with disabilities

We know you’re eager for information about our new location and when we’re planning on reopening, but we are still in the middle of the physical move and will share more in time!

For now, know that we’ll be announcing new workshops, virtual programming and will start accepting your incredible donations as soon as we can! However, it will certainly be a moment until we open for shopping.