Nia Centre Tour with Special Guest: Architect David Oleson

Discover the Nia Centre for the Arts from a new perspective with our architecture-focused tour led by David Oleson. This is an opportunity for architecture enthusiasts and curious minds to gain a deeper understanding of the unique design elements that define our space.

Doors Open at 6pm | Tour Starts: 6:30pm

Nia Centre for the Arts is a Toronto-based non-profit that supports, showcases and promotes an appreciation for arts from the Afro-diaspora. Since 2009, Nia Centre has been supporting young Black creatives and artists to create without boundaries and pursue a pathway in the arts.

After breaking ground in 2020, we have been renovating our building at 524 Oakwood Avenue in Little Jamaica. This state of the art, multipurpose facility is Canada’s first, professional, multidisciplinary arts centre. This historic space is the result of a $12 million capital project, where Canadians from all walks of life contributed to the creation of this building.

As we reopen our doors to community, we invite artists, young creatives, and community members to tour our newly redeveloped Centre. Attendees will have the opportunity to tour all three floors of The Centre with Nia Centre staff and learn more about the facilities & our programming.