Brenda Wylie, “Friendship Goblets”- Pottery Exhibit
The popular ringed Friendship Goblets in various designs.
Opening receptions are held on the first Saturday during the exhibit, 11AM-3PM.
Tuesday-Saturday
10AM-5PM
For over 40 years, members of the Parkland Potters’ Guild have hand-crafted original works of art. These pieces are on exhibit and available for sale in the Crooked Pot Gallery. Don’t miss the chance to take home a handmade, local treasure.
Sharon Hjartarson, “Residues, Ruminants, Remains”
Sharon is a sculptor and installation artist who has been creating work in Alberta for the last two decades. She uses found materials from country fields and properties used as illegal dump or burn sites.
Art Gallery
Monday – Sunday 10a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Opening Reception: September 7, 6-8PM
Fun Fact
The Multicultural Heritage Centre is the only Public Art Gallery located in rural Alberta.
The Realty Executives Spooktacular is a family friendly event and everyone is invited to attend. The Spooktacular begins on Friday October 13th at 6pm-9pm and runs on Oct 13, 14, 15, 19, 20, 21,22, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31 6pm-9pm each night.
Officially endorsed by Lucasfilm, One Man Star Wars Trilogy has been performed for over a million Stars Wars fans from London’s West End to Dubai, and from Broadway to the Sydney Opera House. Canadian actor Charles Ross will stun and amaze you with his energetic and extremely entertaining performance that condenses the three original films: Star Wars, The Empire Strikes Back, and Return of the Jedi, into one hilarious production. He single-handedly plays all of the characters – from Luke Skywalker to R2-D2 to Jabba the Hutt – with spot-on voice impressions. He also sings the music, flies the ships, and fights the battles. The successful result of a ‘misspent’ youth, Charles has been touring One Man Star Wars Trilogy for over 15 years. Called a “fun night out”, “innovative storytelling”, and “a tribute to all things Lucas”, this highly energetic romp is perfect for die-hard Star Wars super-fans while it also manages to amuse casual sci-fi consumers. Grab your lightsaber and board the Millennium Falcon before the Death Star explodes.
One Man Star Wars Trilogy performed with permission of Lucasfilm Ltd. All ‘Star Wars’ elements property of Lucasfilm Ltd. All rights reserved.
Recommended age: 6 to Yoda
Running time: 75 minutes – no intermission. Q & A with artist to follow.
Ghost Tours
Hear ghost stories about the schoolhouse and Oppertshauser house.
Located in the Multicultural Heritage Centre Schoolhouse, from 7-9PM
Take a drive out to the country and get your first glimpse of Christmas 2017 at Creekside Home and Garden. See what’s on trend for home décor and gift giving. Join us for refreshments, prizes and holiday cheer! Free admission and plenty of parking.
Farmers’ Market
Every Saturday (April 1-December 23)
The Stony Plain Farmers’ Market, which started in 1974, boasts over 70 different vendors. Shop for homegrown vegetables, handcrafted jewelry, home décor, and more with friends and family!
Mini Monster Bash – Heritage Park
Celebrate Halloween at the Mini Monster Bash! Crafts and activities are typically designed for children eight years of age and under; however, older children are welcome, too. Children are encouraged to dress in their mini-monster best. Please dress for the weather in case there are lineups outside the Pavilion.
Halloween – Enjoy a spooky dinner if you dare!
The Homesteader’s Kitchen serves fantastic food made with ingredients from local producers and organic produce from our very own garden (right beside our patio and surrounding grounds). The menu is constantly evolving with the local growing season, so make sure to check this page often for updates. We look forward to having you stop by soon!
Reservations required 780-963-2777
Last Tuesday of the Month
May-November
Trivia Night at Moonshiners
Test your trivia skills and enjoy some downtime!
7-9PM
Since 1945, the Library has been entertaining, educating, and inspiring residents of all ages. In addition, there are a wide range of programs including story times, after-school clubs, technology training, travel adventures, writers groups, and a photography club.
Christmas Members’ Show and Sale – Pottery Exhibit
Join all of the Potters’ as they present gifts and décor pottery. The proceeds from a selection of items will be donated to a local charity.
Opening receptions are held on the first Saturday during the exhibit, 11AM-3PM.
Tuesday-Saturday
10AM-5PM
For over 40 years, members of the Parkland Potters’ Guild have hand-crafted original works of art. These pieces are on exhibit and available for sale in the Crooked Pot Gallery. Don’t miss the chance to take home a handmade, local treasure.
Planted at the crossroads of roots and soul, Canadian musician Charlie A’Court’s mighty voice, fierce guitar work, and contemporary songwriting have earned him an international following and a host of awards and accolades. The most recent of Charlie’s five solo albums, Come On Over, won for 2015 Blues Recording of the Year at both the East Coast Music Awards and Music Nova Scotia Awards. Born with the gift of voice, Charlie grew up in rural Nova Scotia where he spent his youth learning to play guitar and immersing himself in his father’s vinyl record collection, discovering singers like Otis Redding and Sam Cooke. Over the years, his musical influences have grown to include Eric Clapton and contemporary artists Jonny Lang, Colin James, John Mayer, and Joe Bonamassa.
Magic the Gathering Tournament
$5 will get you into the tournament but only your skills will get you out alive.
Since 1945, the Library has been entertaining, educating, and inspiring residents of all ages. In addition, there are a wide range of programs including story times, after-school clubs, technology training, travel adventures, writers groups, and a photography club.
Farmers’ Market
Every Saturday (April 1-December 23)
The Stony Plain Farmers’ Market, which started in 1974, boasts over 70 different vendors. Shop for homegrown vegetables, handcrafted jewelry, home décor, and more with friends and family!
Cottage Crafters’ Sale
Hosted by the Stony Plain Women’s Institute.
Come and join us at the next Crafters to the Rafters Handmade Christmas Market! There will be loads of variety so you are sure to find that special something . Head to the Crafters to the Rafters Facebook page to learn more about all the fabulous, creative vendors that will be there. A handheld debit/credit machine is available for vendor use along with a concession, a Food Bank donation drop off area, silent auction and don’t forget to enter for the door prize! Free admission -you won’t want to miss it!
Be part of a special tribute to the man considered to be one of the greatest country singers of all time – George Jones. In a career that lasted more than 50 years, “the Possum” evolved from a young honky-tonker to a music icon as he recorded more than 150 albums and became the symbol of traditional country music. His music continues to inspire artists of all genres. Award-winning singer-songwriter Duane SteeleExternal and his band will take you on a journey of George’s life through stories and songs. Duane will sing the hits that spanned five decades, from his duets with Tammy Wynette, to the No.1 country song of all time “He Stopped Loving Her Today”. You’ll also hear the stories of George’s life, which echoed the country songs he sang – filled with success, failure, hard-drinking, and heartbreak.
Second Friday of the Month
May-June, October-December
Secular Ethics Roundtable
Discuss how we are ethical people outside of organized religion, all respectful voices are welcome.
6:30-7:30PM
Since 1945, the Library has been entertaining, educating, and inspiring residents of all ages. In addition, there are a wide range of programs including story times, after-school clubs, technology training, travel adventures, writers groups, and a photography club.
Farmers’ Market
Every Saturday (April 1-December 23)
The Stony Plain Farmers’ Market, which started in 1974, boasts over 70 different vendors. Shop for homegrown vegetables, handcrafted jewelry, home décor, and more with friends and family!
Bravura’s repertoire ranges from classic Broadway and pop, to Italian folk and classical favourites. Seasoned performers all, the men of Bravura thrill with their scorchingly passionate, frequently funny, and always exciting blend of fine baritone voices. Formed in 2010, Bravura is comprised of three of our country’s finest leading men from musical theatre, jazz, and opera.
James Levesque is an enthralling, diverse artist who is equally at home performing in concert, at the opera, or in musical theatre. He has been singing internationally for 15 years, with such esteemed companies as the Canadian Opera Company, Calgary Opera, and the Aldeburgh Festival.
George Masswohl has wowed audiences across North America in leading roles with The Stratford and Shaw Festivals, Canadian Stage, Livent, Vancouver’s Arts Club, as well as on- and off-Broadway.
Curtis Sullivan brings a wealth of experience from the worlds of Broadway musicals and opera. He is a star of Toronto’s esteemed Opera Atelier, Canadian Stage, and the Stratford Festival.