All Interpretive Centre

Less than 35 minutes east of Edmonton lies a year-round oasis where bison roam freely, sun glistens off lakes and ponds, and stars light-up the night sky: Elk Island National Park. This gentle wilderness of aspen woodlands, prairie meadows and pockets of wetland is a wildlife-watchers paradise; free roaming bison, elk, deer, moose, and more than 250 bird species call Read more...

A Centre Dedicated to the History and Culture of the Métis Why Go? History buffs will love a trip on the Victoria Trail along the North Saskatchewan River, just 10 miles south of Smoky Lake off Highway 855. Start at Victoria Settlement, where interpreters bring this former Fort and pioneer settlement to life. Work your way west to Metis Crossing Read more...

Where History Comes Alive! Why Go? The region is home to Canada’s premier Ukrainian cultural attraction, the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village. The history of Ukrainians in Alberta stretches back 130 years when the first Ukrainians to Canada settled in the Edna-Star region (north of Lamont). The story of early Ukrainian settlement and culture is brought to life at the Ukrainian Read more...

Experience Archaeology in Action at Bodo! Why Go? See an exciting line-up of summer adventures and programs for all ages including daily guided tours of the site and centre where you can visit an active archaeological excavation, get hands-on learning experiences, and try and get a bullseye with an atlatl! Other summer programs include day or overnight curriculum-based school trips Read more...

The Beaver Hills Biosphere – Living and working in harmony with nature to inspire a positive future. Why Go? A Remarkable Place Just 20 minutes east of Edmonton, Alberta, the Beaver Hills, an ecologically rich and distinctive landscape, was designated a UNESCO biosphere region in 2016. One of 19 UNESCO biosphere regions in Canada, the Beaver Hills are defined by Read more...

Explore the depths of history at the Sodbusters Archives Museum! Why Go?  They offer history enthusiasts, the young and the seasoned a rich experience. Revel in their ancestor’s ingenuity as you take a stroll through time at the Sodbusters Archives Museum! Located on main street in the Hamlet of Strome, this museum boasts a huge collection from rocks, rock and Read more...

Experience Alberta’s History Why Go? Step into Alberta’s fur trade past at Fort George and Buckingham House. Built in 1792 by rival companies, these forts tell the stories of traders, Indigenous peoples, and Métis families along the North Saskatchewan River. Explore engaging exhibits, stroll scenic trails, and join tours and activities that bring history to life. This is more than 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...