The Niagara Folk Arts Multicultural Centre is a not-for-profit charity organization that helps newcomers transition to life in Canada.
Multiple ethno-cultural groups are associated with this organization and there are often opportunities to experience different cultures.
They are located in the former Grantham Academy, which was the first non-denominational High School in the Niagara Peninsula. There is still evidence of its history in the architecture.
Second building in back courtyard
Commemorative plaque with historical designation
Niagara Folk Arts Multicultural Centre's mission is to celebrate and promote cultural, social and economic inclusion and well being of all newcomers.
Their vision is to be a gateway to equitable, respectful and welcoming communities for immigrants and newcomers in Niagara.
In addition to their St. Catharines location, they offer services in two locations in Niagara Falls and one in Welland.
| Phone: | 905-685-6589 |
| Fax: | 905-685-8376 |
| Email: | generalenquiries@folk-arts.ca |
| Website: | https://www.folk-arts.ca/ |
| Twitter: | @niagarafolkarts |
| Facebook: | Niagara Folk Arts |
| Monday from : | 8:30am | to : | 4:30pm |
| Tuesday from : | 8:30am | to : | 4:30pm |
| Wednesday from : | 8:30am | to : | 4:30pm |
| Thursday from : | 8:30am | to : | 4:30pm |
| Friday from : | 8:30am | to : | 4:30pm |
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