All Summer Long

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Since 1976, the John Janzen Nature Centre’s interactive exhibits, educational programming and special events have encouraged visitors towards a greater awareness of and engagement with the wonders of nature that surround us.

Learn about the

History of the Nature Centre and

the Edmonton Nature Centre’s Foundation.

The John Janzen Nature Centre invites visitors of all ages to have fun while learning more about the importance of Edmonton’s natural spaces.

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*Each tot and child admission includes one free adult to actively supervise the tot/child.

Daily 9 am – 4 pm

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Enjoy live theatre, fantastic dinner and great company

Until June 15,  “The Big Bang Parody”

Jukebox Heaven

June 20 – August 24

Music legends throughout the decades from all corners of popular music. From rock and roll, to glitzy pop, and even country music, their voices and song writing skills made the world take notice

Weekdays (Sunday – Thursday)

• Adults (ages 13-59): CA$75.95
• Children (ages 12 and under): CA$44.95
• Student special (must have valid ID): CA$57.25
• Senior special (ages 60+): CA$57.25

Weekends (Friday + Saturday)

• Adults (ages 13+): CA$81.95
• Children (ages 12 and under): CA$ 44.95

Junior Matinee

Rightside out Joy is Free

July 5 to August 23 @ 11 am.

Adults $44.95

Child  $41.95

The park has been designed to minimize the impact on the forest and utilize the natural setting to enhance the display of our dinosaurs and to provide an opportunity for you to experience and learn about some of the flora and fauna indigenous to the Edmonton area.

• ADULTS: $17
• CHILDREN (3-12): $11
• YOUTH (13-17): $13
• SENIORS (60+): $13
• FAMILY OF 4 (2 ADULTS & 2 CHILDREN): $51
• FAMILY OF 5 (2 ADULTS & 3 CHILDREN): $62

Open Daily 9 am – 7 pm

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Shirley Valentine

Shirley Valentine is one of the most celebrated, totally hilarious (and totally relatable) comedies of our time.

June 17 to July 20.

Sunday and Wednesday Brunch @ 10 am, Show at noon

Tuesday – Sunday, Dinner @ 5:30, Show at 7:30

Tickets $110 – $136

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Explore St. Albert’s diverse history and heritage in the History Gallery.

Until July 5.

Sign of the Times

Uncover the unique and little-known history behind well-known businesses and public institutions in St. Albert in Signs of the Times.

July 15 t0 November 15

Raising St.Albert: Early Childhood

History of local midwives and stories of childhood mischief. Learn more about local Indigenous and settler child-raising practices and artifacts.

Open Tues – Sat 10 am – 5 pm

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This innovative botanical garden sets the pace for plant science in western Canada and defines Edmonton’s skyline with striking glass pyramids rising from river valley. Inside the pyramids, three biomes are in the Conservatory’s year-round displays. A fourth pyramid houses creative feature displays, changing up to eight times a year. Educational programs and Great food

The Muttart Conservatory features more than 700 species of plants in 3 climate-regulated biomes:

• Arid
• Temperate
• Tropical

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Fri – Tues 9 am –  5 pm

Wed & Thurs 9 am – 9 pm

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The four major exhibit rooms focus on life as it was in the Onoway area: Country home, Main Street, One-Room School and Community & Farm Life. Other exhibits featured throughtout the museum include: Local Indigenous Leather and Bead Work, Canada at War, Entertainment in Onoway, and many more. Our Equipment Shed is our newest addition to the Museum, featuring larger artifacts such as a 1940s Thresher.

Open Monday – Friday 10 am – 3 pm

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Rad Torque Raceway annually holds a comprehensive schedule of events ranging from Sprint Cars on the 3/8 mile clay Oval to Top Fuel Dragsters on the ¼ mile Dragstrip.

With nationally recognized events like the MOPAR Rocky Mountain Nitro Jam Nationals, Rad Torque Raceway has made the leap from regional exposure to a nationally televised motorsport complex.

Racing season runs May thru October.

• ¼ mile NHRA sanctioned dragstrip
• 3/8 mile Clay Oval Track
• 10 acre Full Pro Motocross Track
• 2.7 kilometer Road Course
• A Mini- Sprint Cart track

Major Events include

• July 11 – 13 Rockey Mountain Nationals
• August 22 – 24. Monster Truck Showdown

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The Multicultural Heritage Centre has been preserving and promoting the history of Stony Plain for over 40 years. The Centre boasts a living museum which reflects local history, Western Canadian pioneer life and an art gallery promoting local artists as well as artists from all over Alberta and Canada.

Alongside the Old Red Brick School House stands the Oppertshauser House, built in 1910. Currently this old house is home to our “General Store” which is a local Artisans gift shop and old fashioned candy store.

The Centre celebrates our agricultural heritage and our rural values. The arts, culture, sound agricultural practices and strong economic opportunities play pivotal roles in building our future.

Monday – Friday 11 am – 4 pm

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The Reynolds-Alberta Museum in Wetaskiwin, Alberta, interprets the impact of technological change in transportation, aviation, agriculture and industry from the 1890s to the present. Visitors will see a wide variety of vintage automobiles, motorcycles, bicycles, trucks, stationary engines, tractors, agricultural implements, aircraft and industrial equipment.

Admission

• Family (2 adults and youths up to a maximum of 8)  $40
• Adults  $15
• Seniors (age 65+)  $11
• Youth (age 7 – 17)  $9
• Children under 7   Free

Open Wednesday – Sunday 10 am – 5 pm