Arts and Culture
Arts and Culture showcase and celebrate our city's diversity. Prince Albert is a multicultural community with Indigenous roots that are reflected through our events, community commitments and history. The Northern Lights Casino Thanksgiving Powwow, held bi-annually, is a cultural competition Pow Wow featuring dancers and regalia from all over North America. Events like Tapestrama, a festival of food, music and dance are a celebration of diversity. Held at the end of September, Culture Days raises awareness, accessibility, participation and engagement in the arts and culture of Prince Albert. Mann Art Gallery
Our community has a passion for the arts and continues to develop homegrown talent - from world-famous opera tenor Jon Vickers to Juno nominated fiddler and country music singer Donny Parenteau. Immerse yourself in Prince Albert’s arts community through music, dance, theatre, visual arts, literary arts and more. Take in a performance by the Performing Arts Warehouse, Broadway North Theatre Company or Odyssey Productions. Peruse one of the many local art galleries and purchase a uniquely Prince Albert gift created by local artisans.
ON THE AVENUE ARTISAN'S GALLERY
The Gallery exhibits and sells work by more than 50 local artisans. 1101 Central Avenue 1.306.763.1999
PRINCE ALBERT ARTS CENTRE J.M. CUELENAERE LIBRARY & GRACE CAMPBELL ART GALLERY
A dynamic public library with extensive all-age programming, movie nights, and matinees. It also houses the Grace Campbell Art Gallery with rotating exhibits by local and regional artists.
The old Prince Albert Town Hall and Opera House is home to the very active Prince Albert Arts Centre and John V. Hicks Gallery. 1010 Central Avenue 1.306.953.4811 www.citypa.ca
125 12th Street East 1.306.763.8496 www.jmcpl.ca
MANN ART GALLERY
The Mann Art Gallery showcases contemporary art by local, regional, and national artists. 142 12th Street West 1.306.763.7080 www.mannartgallery.ca
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