All Arts and Culture

Located in the historic Peace River NAR Station, last of its kind in northern Alberta.Read More →

Much more than just a library, its a place to build and celebrate community.Read More →

The North Peace Performing Arts Festival Association is dedicated to assisting young performers in their pursuit of excellence. Dedicated to providing an opportunity for all students to participate, perform, and learn from each other. Piano, vocal, speech, musical theatre and band competitions are held in the spring of each year. Students gain appreciation and knowledge from formal adjudication and receive encouragement to continue their studies. For students with the incentive to progress to higher levels, the local festival is a step toward provincial and national competitions.Read More →

Move Up is a regionally-cooperative business and lifestyle magazine that promotes the Peace Region’s business sector, the opportunities within and the unique lifestyles of the people who live and thrive here. Move Up showcases the abundant qualities the Peace Region has to offer as a way of encouraging growth and economic development. Visit our website and find out why Life’s Better Up Here!Read More →

Art festivals, exhibits, sales, courses, and social activities.Read More →

Theatre and culture for all ages, perform and host plays, cultural events and performances.Read More →

Designed to support and educate musicians and artists of Alberta’s north to understand the business side of the music industry and immerse themselves in the art of song writing. Artists have the opportunity to work with established musicians and industry professionals to enhance their craft and marketability. This opportunity is open to artists from the Peace Region!Read More →

Sagitawa serves as a drop-in center for all community members. We focus on cultural awareness and education with a variety of programs for all ages. Sagitawa also features a Native handicraft outlet.Read More →

Our mission is to bring live music and culture to the community throughout the year. Our society is 100% run by volunteers, any profit is given to local community projects. Volunteers are welcome! All ages are welcomed and family attendance is encouraged. Any person under 18 must come with a parent/guardian. Dances are booked for the last Saturday of September, October (Halloween Costume party), January, February, March, April and May.Read More →

The Peace River Farmer’s Market provides an avenue for local producers to offer their products to the public. Call Denis for more information.Read More →