Latest News
UPCOMING EVENTS
(CHECK EVENTS PAGE FOR MORE INFO)
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MONDAYS AT THE MUSEUM SPEAKER SERIES - FEB 4, MARCH 3, 10 & 17
(see our events page for more info)
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2025 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
TUESDAY, MARCH 25
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SPRING FUNDRAISER CONCERT
FEATURING
PASSIN' THROUGH
SATURDAY, APRIL12
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​​WE HAVE NOW MOVED INTO OUR WINTER SEASON AT THE MUSEUM WITH OPEN HOURS BEING MONDAY TO FRIDAY 10-4 UNTIL MAY 2025.​
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DO YOU LOVE HISTORY AND KIDS?
Our Education Committee is looking for new volunteers, preferably with a love of history and a desire to share that history with students.
For more information please contact:
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The Museum office at 780 963-1234
​OUR TEA HOUSE IS NOW CLOSED FOR THE 2024 SEASON. THANK YOU TO ALL OF YOU WHO DINE WITH US DURING THE SUMMER!
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THE TEA HOUSE WILL RE-OPEN NEXT SEASON FROM MAY TO SEPTEMBER 2025.
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HOPE TO SEE YOU HERE!
COME AND VISIT OUR MANY WONDERFUL HISTORIC BUILDINGS AS WELL AS LEGACY STREET AND OUR EVER POPULAR MODEL RAILWAY EXHIBIT!
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THE MODEL RAILWAY EXHIBIT COMMITTEE ARE LOOKING FOR NEW VOLUNTEERS, PREFERABLY WITH SOME KNOWLEDGE OF ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY.
CONTACT THE MUSEUM FOR MORE INFORMATION AT 780-963-1234 OR INFO@PIONEERMUSEUM.CA.
Our Mission is to Collect, preserve and present our artifacts and stories for everyone.
The Pioneer Museum is preserving tens of thousands of objects for future generations and showing how rural life was for the people who built our communities. We keep alive our cultural heritage through demonstrations, field exhibits, displays, and hands on activities.
OUR TEA HOUSE
THE TEA HOUSE IS NOW CLOSED FOR THE FALL/WINTER SEASON
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Open on Fridays and Saturdays from May until the end of September, 11am to 3pm, for delicious soups, sandwiches and desserts, the Pioneer Museum Tea House is the Museum's pride and joy.
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OUR TEA HOUSE WILL RE-OPEN MAY 2ND, 2025.
EDUCATION PROGRAMS
Teachers !!
Stay tuned for information on our two new Curriculum-based field trip programs for the 2026 school year.
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Grade Three Social Studies “Settlers: Challenges and Contributions” Program, and,
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Grade Five Science “Weather, Climate and Conservation Agriculture” Program.​
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For more information call the museum office @ 780.963-1234
