Experience the magic of the theatre in Wild Alberta. With new and exciting performances being brought to Wild Alberta every season you’ll surely be pleasantly surprised at the talent and facilities this region has to offer. With most performances happening during the winter, you’ll be able to catch the acts from November to March.
Barrhead Arts Council
The Barrhead Arts Council invites you to attend a performance in the Theatre at the Barrhead High School. Four shows are brought to the community each winter to entertain you and provide you with a new and exciting cultural experience. Show starts: 8:00 pm Tickets are available at Comfort Corner in Barrhead
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5307 53 Ave Barrhead, Alberta
Westlock Cultural Arts Theatre Series
The Westlock CATS boasts six cultural performances from November to March. The soft seat theatre and professional stage provides the setting for a special night out. Tickets (single or series) are available at the Flower Shoppe (10623A 100 Ave)- downtown Westlock. Expand your cultural horizons and see the next up-and-coming star!
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10015 104 St Westlock, Alberta
Phone: (780) 307-3703
Journey to Bethlehem
The Fort Assiniboine and Friends Christian Community produce an inter-active presentation of the birth of Christ. The event is held the last two weekends of November. Fort Assiniboine’s Walsh Park is transformed into Bethlehem with about 200 volunteers working to make it a memorable re-telling of the first Christmas. Admission is free but donations are gratefully accepted. Everyone is welcome!
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Catholic Church Fort Assiniboine Fort Assiniboine, Alberta
Phone: To volunteer: (780) 674-4403
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WILD Alberta Travelling Meeting
WILD Alberta and EMC will be travelling around the region to host small focus group sessions to gain the publics’ input on Tourism in your area. We invite you to attend the session in your community. Each session will be 60 minutes in length and will consist of a small group discussion about the opportunities and challenges for tourism development … Read More
Woodlands and Whitecourt sweeps awards for Alberta snowmobiling
Woodlands & Whitecourt won six categories for the SnoRiders 19th Annual Rider’s Choice Awards thanks to the work of the Whitecourt Trailblazers Club and the community. Started in 1979, the club has around 600 members and 485 kilometres of snowmobile trails with three cabins and a staging area. “Obviously, the awards speak for themselves. We have one of the best … Read More