We offer a variety of programs and services for free each season. Check out our current seasonal brochure to learn about new opportunities. The Fall/Winter (September to December) Free Programs brochure can be viewed here or downloaded (printable version) here.
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See the full list on our events calendar. |
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The following facilities offer free programming throughout the year: We are so fortunate to have 10 Community Clubs and 1 Community Centre — each with a unique set of recreation facilities to meet their community needs. Check out a tennis court this Fall or an outdoor rink this Winter! Volunteers are needed—consider joining today!
The Bernice Sayese Centre is a hub for recreation in the West Flat area. The Centre has a gymnasium, hall, meeting facility, kitchen, pre-school and playground. Programs are set specific to each season. For more information call (306) 763-9378 or stop in to the Bernice Sayese Centre at 1350 15th Avenue West. For information contact Bill Norman at 306-764-7641. Provides a variety of programming and recreational activities on weekdays and special events on weekends. Shuffleboard, dancing, exercise programs and special events. A small membership fee applies. 306-764-2992 The Bill Smiley Archives is available for research through the Prince Albert Historical Society. Visit the Gallery during Arts Centre hours of operation. New local or OSAC exhibits monthly. For more information call the Arts Centre at 306-953-4811 Visit, free of charge, the art gallery and relax and absorb the ambiance. The library offers an extensive list of free programs each month. Try out adult and teen craft nights, creative writing, anime, book launches, one-on-one tech help, seniors computer classes, movie nights, and fall book club. Story times for babies, preschoolers, and kids after school. Drop-in Saturdays for kid's crafts, activity days, and matinees! Did you know that Prince Albert has 35 parks? Visit one today! Try disc golf in Mair Park; Tobogganing at Little Red, walk, bike or skateboard the Rotary Trail, or visit a playground . |
