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The days are getting longer and summer is right around the corner! A sure sign of summer is the opening of the Kinsmen Water Park this Friday, June 3rd! Enjoy KWP Friday from 4:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m.
It is going to be a great month, so get out and enjoy!
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This Friday, June 3rd. the Kinsmen Water Park opens its' doors for the 2022 season. Friday the park is open from 4:00 - 9:00 p.m. KWP is open daily for public swimming from 1:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. until August 22nd.
Lane swimming starts Saturday. The complete schedule is on-line.
Memberships are available on-line.
There are special packages for school field trips!
The Summer Program Guide is out! There are a number of art camps and programs for youth aged 7 to 13 like Graffiti Arts, Painting, Pottery and more! Visit us during Street Fair in June 18 for a FREE Pokémon Printing program from 11 am to 1 pm behind the Arts Centre. You can check out these and other opportunities at the Arts Centre like the Art Parties, Birthday Parties, Groups & Guilds, and Equipment Rentals (Paper Maker, Printing Press, and more) in our Summer Program Guide.
Until June 23rd - Opening Reception June 2nd at 6:00 p.m.
Anthrop O Naturel features the nature photography of Ellie Desgranges. This exhibition of flora, fauna, and landscape challenges the perception that animals and plants are essentially different from humans.
o remind us of our place as equals in the global ecosystem, I tell the story of our world as a forester and artist perceives it: a community of individuals (flora and fauna) with minds of their own, an emotional capacity, belonging to different cultures (species), and speaking different languages. E.D.
Ellie Desgranges is a photography artist, agrologist, and forester. Since moving from Montréal to the Prairies at the age of twenty, she has spent the past decade documenting her environment through an ecocentric lens, highlighting its anthropogenic behaviors and characteristics.
Over 500 participants aged 55 and over will be in Prince Albert June 14th to 16th for the Saskatchewan Seniors Fitness Association 55+ Games.
10 activities will take part over the 3 days at various venues. Check out 8-ball, 5 pin bowling, kaiser, swimming, pickleball, track & field, slo-pitch, poetry & short story writing, cribbage and golf. Here is a schedule of events.
For a detailed schedule and more information see the 2022 SSFA 55+ Games website.
E.A. Rawlinson Centre for the Arts
Formed in the summer of 2013, The Bromantics are a Saskatchewan six piece that perform a sensational tribute to the 50s. They also perform original music following similar chord progressions, while working within the parameters of the genre. In making use of warm brass instruments in combination with vintage guitar tones, and accompanying them alongside doo-wop style harmonies, The Bromantics are reviving the era with a youthful energy. This contagious genre of music, combined with their high energy stage performances has proved successful in creating a nostalgic atmosphere that also promises to have everybody twisting the night away!
Get tickets here.
Born in Tisdale, Saskatchewan, Brent Butt discovered early that being funny was a good way to get attention. Brent honed his comedy in school and at the age of 20 moved to the city to pursue a career in stand-up. Soon he was headlining top clubs in Toronto, and shortly after touring internationally and appearing at major festivals. His television specials secured his reputation as one of the funniest people in the country, but he was also busy creating his own TV series – Corner Gas. It became an instant hit with unprecedented ratings and numerous accolades including an International Emmy Award nomination, and was named "Funniest Show on TV". Canada’s favourite comedy is now shown in over 26 countries including the US.
Get tickets here.
Prince Albert's newest gym is outdoors! The Party City Outdoor Gym (for adults) is now open just south of the Alfred Jenkins Field House!
The Field House also has a complete line of programs for the spring and summer and drop-in classes in June.
The Margo Fournier Centre, located downtown, has many programs and drop-in classes to offer.
One of the more popular classes is Ruth Griffith's Easy Adult Fitness which runs the entire month of June.
See our events calendar or Facebook page for details on all activities like Adult and Teen Crafts, Wednesday Movie Nights, Teen and Tween Writing Group, One on One Tech Help, Bring Your Babies, Drop-In Saturdays, Story Times and more! Check out the Book Sale Auction, and other online programming like creativebug, Hoopla and Flipster Magazines on our website too.
The next Off the Cuff Improv Show is Saturday June 4 at 2:00 pm.
TD Summer Reading Club Launch Wee begins June 20.
Check out the Grace Campbell Gallery for monthly art exhibits.
Museum Summer Hours have started and are 9am to 5pm daily. All Museums are open at this time, more information and admission rates can be found on our website,
Kate Kading, author of 'On Scene' will be at the Historical Museum June 6th from 6 to 8pm for a Meet the Author event. Kate will also be at the Historical Museum June 18th from 12-4pm. Books will be available for purchase.
June 25 - Join Fred Payton for a new St. Mary's Church Talk and Tour. Fred has new information about some of Prince Albert's early residents. The Talk and Tour will start at 2pm. All are welcome.
Curious about downtown's early history? Walking Tours run every Thursday and Sunday at 11am and 2pm, leaving from the Historical Museum. Weather dependant. Private Tours can also be coordinated upon request.
We were unable to secure a contractor for the Tearoom. But, you are welcome to bring your own lunch, sit on the deck and enjoy the best view of the North Saskatchewan River
For more information, check out our website or Facebook page.
Mann Art Gallery Exhibits & Events
New Summer exhibitions open Thursday, June 23rd and run until Saturday, August 20
David LaRiviere is a mixed media artist of European settler decent who grew up in Edmonton, Alberta. LaRiviere challenges the notion of “border” through large-scale installations and photographs that “offer a safe place to contemplate the decolonization of Treaty Six, the overturning of white suprematism, and other colonial impediments to our survival” (LaRiviere’s artist statement).
Tracy Fehr is a Métis mixed media artist from Manitoba descended from the Red River Settlement (St Boniface, St Norbert, Pembina). Fehr uses textiles, embroidery and found and worn fabrics help her articulate the lived experiences of family and to embody social, cultural and political aspects of Métis life.
Leah Marie Dorion is an interdisciplinary Métis artist raised in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. A teacher, painter, filmmaker and published writer, Dorion views her Métis heritage as providing her with a unique bridge for knowledge between all people. This exhibition is curated by our summer Collections Assistant, Milo Adair, and will feature 36 artworks from our permanent collection; these works were generously gifted to the Mann Art Gallery in 2015 by Dorion.
Attend the Prince Albert Arts Hall Of Fame Double-Induction Gala for both 2020 and 2021 on Friday, June 10th! In 2020 the Prince Albert Arts Board announced that the Barveenok Dance Group would be the year's inductee, and then in 2021 Andrée Felley-Martinson, and Sheryl Kimbley were chosen as inductees. Tickets are available from the EA Rawlinson Centre for the Arts Box Office, either in person or over the phone. The Box Office is open Monday to Saturday, 9am to 4:30pm. Phone number is (306) 765-1270. Tickets are $55.25/person, or book a table of 6 for $300. Cocktails start at 6pm, dinner is served at 6:30pm, and the ceremony begins at 7:30pm.
This free event is an opportunity for artists to network with each other and special guests from various art industries to offer their expertise and advice. The full slate of presenters can be viewed on-line.
Satrudays from 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
City Hall Parking Lot
Support locally grown produce, organic meat, eggs, baking, preserves and much more!
Saturday, June 18th - 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Prince Albert Downtown is excited to be planning our Street Fair. Come down and enjoy Sidewalk Sales, Food Trucks, Live Music with a Battle of the Bands, Vendors, Balloon Twisting, Art Demonstrations, Inflatables and the 1st Aboriginal Designer Fashion Show! Join the fun as jugglers and princesses roam the Avenue!
The Prince Albert Indian and Metis Friendship Centre and the Prince Albert Urban Indigenous Coalition will be holding a Walk and mainstage activities in Kinsmen Park on National Indigenous Day. Watch for more information on Facebook.
Friday, July 1 from 5:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Riverbank
The Prince Albert Multicultural Council (PAMC) together with the City of Prince Albert, will once again be holding Canada Day on the Riverbank from 5:00 to 9:00 pm on July 1. Watch for more announcements on the Prince Albert Multicultural Council Facebook page.
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