Play in the Prince Albert Region
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ARTS, CULTURE AND HISTORY
Arts and Culture showcase our city’s diversity. Prince Albert is a multicultural community with Indigenous roots that are reflected through our events, community commitments and history.
The Northern Lights Casino Thanksgiving Pow Wow, held bi-annually, is a cultural competition Pow Wow featuring dancers and regalia from all over North America. Events like Tapasrma, a festival of international food music and dance are a celebration of diversity. Held at the end of September, Culture Days raises awareness, participation, and engagement of Prince Albert.
Throughout the year you can immerse yourself in Prince Albert’s arts community through music, dance, theatre, visual arts, literary arts, and more. Take in a performance by the Performing Arts Warehouse, Broadway North Theatre Company, Spark Theatre or Odyssey Productions. Attend the Voices of the North aboriginal talent showcase during the Prince Albert Winter Festival in February. Peruse one of the many local art galleries and purchase a uniquely Prince Albert gift created by local artisans.
Festivals and Events
The residents of the region enjoy a variety of arts and cultural events and festivals as well as sporting events and family-oriented events:
- Canada Day
- Prince Albert Exhibition
- Prince Albert Exhibition Parade
- Pine Needle Mountain Bike and Music Festival
- Downtown Street Fair
- Farmers Market
- Vintage Power Machines and Threshing Festival
- Chester Fest Concert Festival
- Kidzfest
- Klassic Kruizers car Show
- Polka Fest
- Tapastrama
- Thanksgiving Pow wow
- WHL Hockey
- Focus on Christmas Trade Show
- Evergreen Artisans Market
- Broadway North Theatre Christmas Show
- Prince Albert Winter Festival
- Kiwanis Music Festival
- Focus on Women Trade Show
- Model Train and Hobby Show
- Softball Sask Tournaments
- Baseball Sask Tournaments
- Hockey Tournaments
Recreation
From camping, fishing and sports in the summer to snowmobiling, ice fishing, cross-country skiing and outdoor hockey in the winter, the Prince Albert Region’s natural beauty can be enjoyed year-round. Wide-open spaces opens unlimited opportunity for adventure, and provide a place to breathe fresh northern air, play and experience life in a natural setting. You will find peace or adventure in the heart of Saskatchewan. Your potential in the Prince Albert Region is limitless!
GREAT PLACES TO PLAY
When work is done, it’s time to play! Sports and recreation are ingrained in the lives of Prince Albert and area residents. World-class sport facilities, trails and parks allow for year-round activities.
The Alfred Jenkins Field House is a fitness enthusiast’s paradise offering numerous recreation programs including classes for yoga, Zumba, kickboxing, MMA and kettlebell fitness. It boasts a climbing wall, walking and jogging track, gymnasium, indoor soccer pitch Basketball and beach volleyball courts and an accessible playground.
Prime Ministers’ Park is Prince Albert’s premiere outdoor athletic facility. It has played host to local, regional, national, and international tournaments. The 65 acre park includes four class “A” softball diamonds, one class “A” 18U baseball diamond, soccer pitch, lighted football field, tennis courts and track and field facility.
Parks
Little Red River Park, 1200 acres of natural area, is located north of the North Saskatchewan River. Little Red River Park is known for its beauty and serenity, while still within the city limits. The park is open year round and provides trails for bikers, hikers and skiers, depending on the season. There are two areas, the Lower Plains on the banks of the Spruce River and the Upper Plains. Both have great trails, flowers and an incredible ecosystem including Jack Pine forest and boreal plains.
The Park is a wonderful destination for family outings, wiener roasts, weddings, annually hosts the Pine Needle Bike & Music Festival and was home to the 2019 Canadian Archery Championships.
Little Red River Park amenities includes:
Kinsmen Ski & Snowboard Centre, cross country ski trails which are maintained by the PA Ski Club, snowshoe trails and an unsupervised toboggan hill. Picnic sites and camp kitchens including barbeque pits. Firewood is provided at no-charge. The area also accommodates on-leash dog walking, mountain biking and hiking trails.
Parks
Little Red River Park, 1200 acres of natural area, is located north of the North Saskatchewan River. Little Red River Park is known for its beauty and serenity, while still within the city limits. The park is open year round and provides trails for bikers, hikers and skiers, depending on the season. There are two areas, the Lower Plains on the banks of the Spruce River and the Upper Plains. Both have great trails, flowers and an incredible ecosystem including Jack Pine forest and boreal plains.
The Park is a wonderful destination for family outings, wiener roasts, weddings, annually hosts the Pine Needle Bike & Music Festival and was home to the 2019 Canadian Archery Championships.
Little Red River Park amenities includes:
Kinsmen Ski & Snowboard Centre, cross country ski trails which are maintained by the PA Ski Club, snowshoe trails and an unsupervised toboggan hill. Picnic sites and camp kitchens including barbeque pits. Firewood is provided at no-charge. The area also accommodates on-leash dog walking, mountain biking and hiking trails.
Golf
The Prince Albert region is a golfer’s paradise with 8 golf courses within the immediate area and another 3 courses located in the Lakeland region 1 hour north of the city.
Cook Municipal Golf Course is in the heart of the city. The challenging 18-hole course has been ranked in the top five public golf courses in Saskatchewan and Manitoba by SCOREGolf Magazine and Golf Digest.
Kachur’s Golf Club, Mark’s Nine Golf and Country Club, Silver Hills Golf Resort and Fairview Fairways are all located mere minutes outside of the city. Hidden Hills of Shellbrook Golf Course is a quick 25-minute drive.
Swimming
The Kinsmen Water Park is an oasis of summertime fun! Amenities include waterslides, a tot pool, a hot tub, and the main Junior Olympic-sized pool.
Located at Carlton Comprehensive High School, Frank J. Dunn Pool is equipped with a five-lane 25 metre pool and a separate diving tank with one and three metre diving boards. The facility offers public swimming, lane swimming, aquacise classes and swimming lessons.
Cook Municipal Golf Course is in the heart of the city. The challenging 18-hole course has been ranked in the top five public golf courses in Saskatchewan and Manitoba by SCOREGolf Magazine and Golf Digest.
Kachur’s Golf Club, Mark’s Nine Golf and Country Club, Silver Hills Golf Resort and Fairview Fairways are all located mere minutes outside of the city. Hidden Hills of Shellbrook Golf Course is a quick 25-minute drive.
Swimming
The Kinsmen Water Park is an oasis of summertime fun! Amenities include waterslides, a tot pool, a hot tub, and the main Junior Olympic-sized pool.
Located at Carlton Comprehensive High School, Frank J. Dunn Pool is equipped with a five-lane 25 metre pool and a separate diving tank with one and three metre diving boards. The facility offers public swimming, lane swimming, aquacise classes and swimming lessons.
Cook Municipal Golf Course is in the heart of the city. The challenging 18-hole course has been ranked in the top five public golf courses in Saskatchewan and Manitoba by SCOREGolf Magazine and Golf Digest.
Kachur’s Golf Club, Mark’s Nine Golf and Country Club, Silver Hills Golf Resort and Fairview Fairways are all located mere minutes outside of the city. Hidden Hills of Shellbrook Golf Course is a quick 25-minute drive.
Outdoor Fun
Prince Albert has eleven community clubs available for sports and recreation activities. Each offers different services ranging from indoor arenas, outdoor rinks, curling rink and gymnasium to parks, soccer pitches, basketball and tennis courts, baseball diamonds, paddling pools and spray parks.
