Elk Point is the “right place to be” for much more than its history, which dates back to the fur trade and is celebrated by the 32-foot statue of explorer Peter Fidler and by Fort George and Buckingham House Provincial Historic Site, located eleven kilometers east via Highway 646 which features the original fort sites and a multimedia interpretive centre. Take a trip through time and visit this unique historic site, the location of two competing fur trade posts. Over a century of history, from the North West Rebellion to the 1980s, is depicted on a 100-foot mural near the Town of Elk Point Library on 50th Ave.

Check out the Brian and Joe Show Videos featuring attractions and businesses at www.elkpointchamber.ca, and visit their Facebook page for upcoming events.

Elk Point boasts an extensive community event schedule. Enjoy the annual Auto Club Show & Shine that packs Main Street with gleaming chrome. Elk Point is a premiere location to celebrate Canada Day on July 1, with events for the whole family. A pancake breakfast, RCMP Detachment tours, a parade and afternoon stage show are followed by safe and fun kids activities and family participation events, including chili cook-off and more. Take in the action packed Stoney Lake Rodeo. In late November, the town becomes a winter wonderland for the annual Christmas Extravaganza with shopping specials, Santa, and special events that end with a brightly lighted parade, followed by fireworks.