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Why Go? Vegreville’s Visitor Information Centre is Travel  Alberta Accredited and boasts a friendly and knowledgeable staff, ready to safely inform visitors about  the community and to assist with further travel plans. The ‘VIC’ is located in Vegreville Elks/Kinsmen Park, which features the World’s Largest Pysanka, beautifully paved walking paths circling the scenic Elks Pond, a playground & outdoor fitness Read more...

Go back in time! Why Go? The Chauvin museum was originally the St. Aubins Catholic School.  The beautiful museum has a great deal of donated and loaned items from local residents.  The museum has about 3500 items, each with its own fascinating story! What’s Unique? The Chauvin Museum has an old school house on the museum grounds that is sure Read more...

Ukrainian Heritage Matter. Why Go? Basilian Fathers Museum illustrates the life of Ukrainian settlers and the spiritual guidance provided by the Basilian Fathers in the early 1900s. What’s Unique? There are many sites at the Basilian Museum.  They include the Pioneer Chapel, the Sts. Peter and Paul Church, the CornerStone and Bell Tower, and the Sts. Peter and Paul Grotto. Read more...

Housed in the Old CN rail station at the bottom of Main Street, The Wainwright and District Museum is your source for local history! They are open Monday to Friday 9:30-4:30, and Weekends 11-3. The Museum boasts exciting displays, a gift store and a restaurant and along with the historic buildings and the Rail Park, stand as the main tourist Read more...

This century-old Vaudeville theatre, the oldest in Alberta, underwent extensive renovations and was transformed into a state-of-the-art 396-seat multi-function facility. The performance area of the theatre has been restored to its original glory. The Bailey Theatre boasts an intimate stage with historic brick wall feature, as well as state-of-the-art lighting, sound and rigging options. Main floor seating can be arranged to Read more...

Beautiful Gardens and historic atmosphere. Come experience the life and style of the people who lived and worked for the railroad while the Camrose Railway Station was still operational, from 1911 till 1988. Enjoy your visit and take a self- or interpretive-guided tour of our Station Museum, park grounds or historic gardens. The railway park is part of the City Read more...

Built within a collaborative framework Jeanne & Peter Lougheed Performing Arts Centre is a unique performing arts venue located on the beautiful, historic University of Alberta’s’ Augustana Campus in the heart of the province. The facility was built through the collaborative efforts of the City of Camrose and the University of Alberta. It was conceived of as a performance space to Read more...

  What better way to take a trip back in time than to visit this wonderful museum!  The Camrose & District Centennial Museum was officially opened July 1, 1967 and has been a favorite destination for visitors since. Centrally located two blocks south of Highway 13 (48 Avenue) on 53 Street (Opposite St. Mary’s Hospital), this museum is the home of Read more...

Discover this 1853 Mission Site! Why Go? The Lac La Biche Mission Site is a Roman Catholic mission located in a rural setting on the south shore of Lac La Biche lake, approximately 16 kilometres northwest of the hamlet of Lac La Biche. The historically-significant buildings on the site include a convent built in 1894, a church constructed in 1922-23, Read more...

Teaching Canada’s Aboriginal history since 1978. Why Go? Learn about the rich history of Aboriginal Peoples in this fascinating museum located in Portage College in the Hamlet of Lac La Biche. With nearly 2000 Indigenous artworks and artifacts from First Nations, Metis, and Inuit peoples catalogued to promote a greater understanding of this culture. The museum currently has 8 wonderful Read more...