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Art Gallery, Theatre & Museum

Okotoks Museum & Archives (OMA)
Heritage House
49 North Railway Street
Okotoks AB
Ph: 403.938.8969
Fx: 403.938.8963
Rotary Performing Arts Centre (RPAC)
3 Elma Street East
Okotoks AB
Ph: 403.938.3204
Fx: 403.938.8963
 Okotoks Art Gallery (OAG)
Station Cultural Centre
53 North Railway Street
Okotoks AB
Ph: 403.938.3204
Fx: 403.938.8963
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Current Art Exhibits
 
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80 Plus Years of Thoughtful Making Exhibit
Bob & Connie Pike
Mar 23 to Apr 29 | Large Gallery
Learn more
 
Western Chic II
Western Chic II
Friday, June 15 | 7:00 pm
Enjoy this 2nd annual event with an evening of Alberta art from Roland Gissing, acoustic guitar music, sublime food, a wine bar and saloon and a one-of-a-kind silent auction. Learn more
 
Performing Arts Venue Feasibility Study
Learn more about the study
 
 
About the Okotoks Art Gallery at the Station Cultural Centre
The Station Cultural Centre, the former CPR train station (built 1929) in Okotoks, is a central gathering point for the arts community. Since 1989 the Station has also functioned as the Visitor Information Centre during the summer months.

In 1981, the Town purchased the building from the Canadian Pacific Railway and renovated it in collaboration with the Okotoks Arts Council. The Station incorporates public gallery space, a studio, foyer, and large gallery. The large gallery can accommodate 100 people and can couple with the gallery/foyer for larger displays or functions for a total area of 1,400 sq. ft. The craft studio can accommodate groups of up to 20. The Station features a stage, gallery lighting, audio/visual equipment, sound system, kiln, pottery wheels, and is connected to a passive park able to accommodate outdoor special events or gatherings.
About the Okotoks Museum & Archives at the Heritage House Museum
Come discover our rich foothills history at the Town of Okotoks Museum and archives. The museum is located just west of the Station in the Okotoks Heritage House. The museum has multiple self-guided interpretative exhibits, as well as an interesting archival collection of photos, maps and historical newspapers.
 

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In 2004 the Okotoks Arts Council committed to purchase the former United Church at 3 Elma Street East and redevelop it as a Performing Arts Centre. The facility was opened in November 2004, and features many concerts and local plays, and is available for rent. This is an affordable and great way for local musicians and actors to showcase their talents to our community. Please call 403-938-3204 for rental information.

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