We are thrilled to announce that Havoc Fighting Championships will be returning for its 20th event. This evening promises to be an unforgettable night of action. The event will take place on March 28th, 2025, at the Red Deer Resort and Casino.

Havoc Fighting Championships brings together the intense excitement of Bare-Knuckle Boxing and MMA, with approximately 11 high-stakes fights that include mixture of amateur and professional bouts. Our athletes showcase their exceptional skills in the cage, with the potential of advancing to major promotions like the UFC. To ensure a thrilling and competitive environment, we bring together local talent and top challengers from across North America, all while upholding rigorous safety standards through commission oversight.

We can not wait to see you all there!

The RDSO has been around for 38 years, and we want to be around for 38 more! Show your love for Red Deer’s own symphony orchestra by attending this special benefit concert. Performing works ranging from Bizet to Barenaked Ladies, we’re putting our musicians front and centre in an extraordinary carnival of musical masterpieces.

PROGRAM:

BARENAKED LADIES: If I Had a Million Dollars
BIZET: Carmen Suite
SAINT-SAENS: Le Carnaval des Animaux

Celebrating the RDSO, Today and Tomorrow.

The Red Deer Symphony Orchestra has been around for 38 years, and we want to be around for 38 more! Show your love for Red Deer’s own symphony orchestra by attending this special benefit concert. Performing works ranging from Bizet to Barenaked Ladies, we’re putting our musicians front and centre in an extraordinary carnival of musical masterpieces.

We are delighted to present... RED DIRT SKINNERS LIVE AT SCOTT BLOCK THEATRE RED DEER AB

Described by Roots Music Canada as “The Pink Floyd of Folk Music” the Red Dirt Skinners are the multi-award winning multi-instrumentalist husband and wife team of Rob and Sarah Skinner. Widely regarded as one of the most innovative acts to come out of the UK in recent years.

The duo cross more genres than would make sense to mention and have won National and International Awards in Rock Folk Blues Country Roots Alt-Rock and Songwriting. It would be fair to say that if you like songs influenced by Pink Floyd Simon and Garfunkel Supertramp Queen David Bowie coupled with some epic storytelling humour and heartfelt emotions you’ll love a Red Dirt Skinners concert.

With male and female harmonies blending together as one voice and Sarah’s trademark soprano saxophone solos you will be swept along by the refreshingly different sound of the Red Dirt Skinners.

A Red Dirt Skinners concert combines captivating storytelling with knowing lyricism and outstanding musicianship. The Skinners have a natural rapport with their audiences and their live shows are a wonderful experience; a musical journey to remember. Be prepared for laugh-out-loud lyrics followed by songs sure to pull at your heartstrings. Rob and Sarah Skinner will steal your hearts. Don’t miss their show!

Get ready for an evening of bold, bite-sized theatre as Central Alberta Theatre (CAT) presents the CATNIPS One-Act Festival, running April 3–5, 2025. This year's lineup offers a dynamic mix of comedy, satire, and heartfelt storytelling, featuring original works including by local playwrights and a classic play written by Anton Chekhov. CATNIPS is a rollercoaster of theatrical surprises that will leave you laughing, thinking, and wanting more! 
 
THIS YEAR'S LINEUP 
 
➡ The Boor (by Anton Chekhov) – A hilarious clash of grief, loyalty, and unexpected romance unfolds when a stubborn landowner demands payment from a recent widow proving a point to her late, unfaithful husband. 
➡ West Brook Part 1 (by Jessica Swainson) – Can love break through the barriers of class expectations? Charles defies tradition when he falls for Melissa, a woman from a lower class, in this romantic drama about choice and family tensions. 
➡ A Trumped Up Fairy Tale (by Courtney Boniface) – A satirical, laugh-out-loud fairytale about a not-so-beloved king on a quest to make his kingdom great again. But first, he must answer the ultimate question: What do women want? 
➡ The Germ Chronicles (by Jeremy Robinson) – A semi-autobiographical staged reading exploring the creative moments that shape us, blending art, family, personal trauma, and humour in a deeply personal journey. 

Note: Some plays contain strong language and mature themes. Viewer discretion is advised. 

SHOW DATES & DETAILS 
Dates: April 3, 4, 5, 2025 
Time: 7:30 p.m. 
Tickets: $20 – At https://centralalbertatheatre.ca/events or the CAT box office at 403-967-1769. 
Location: Studio Theatre (upstairs at CAT Studios, Red Deer Memorial Centre) 

Calling all theatre lovers for an evening of locally written one acts that were Edmonton Fringe successes! The Edmonton Fringe Festival is a renowned theatre festival that attracts artists from all over the world. We are showcasing two plays that were adored with accolades at this festival in years past! It’s Red Deer’s own Taste of the Fringe. 

Mark your calendars for April 4,5,6,8,10,12 for a 7pm evening show and April 12th for a 2pm matinee. Join us for a show that has two quirky stories that will have you laughing, and feeling all the emotions and then laughing again. 

Performances all held at the Scott Block Theatre. (4816 Gaetz Ave W, Red Deer) 

Our second show of our 2025 season is showcasing our professional and talented Central Alberta writers, performers, directors, and designers! The arts are alive and thriving in Red Deer. 

The “Thin Grey Line” features three over-the-hill actors backstage during the closing night performance of a less than stellar play and Sybil, the young assistant stage manager with the unenviable task of getting them on stage on time and in the right costumes.Whether they will remember their lines is another matter, completely out of her hands and is anyone’s guess!

In the middle of giving a Ted Talk on the Mislabeling of the heart and where our emotions really come from; Rose's own emotions get personified into Ganglia; that chaotically beautiful voice inside our heads; and chaos ensues.  There’s a brilliant mix of energy, hilarity, creativity and heart are all wrapped up in this joyful little play, “Thank you for Coming To My Ted Talk.”

The bar will be open to to wet your whistle and a few delicious snacks will be available to refuel you between the two one hour shows. 

Get ready for an evening of bold, bite-sized theatre as Central Alberta Theatre (CAT) presents the CATNIPS One-Act Festival, running April 3–5, 2025. This year's lineup offers a dynamic mix of comedy, satire, and heartfelt storytelling, featuring original works including by local playwrights and a classic play written by Anton Chekhov. CATNIPS is a rollercoaster of theatrical surprises that will leave you laughing, thinking, and wanting more! 
 
THIS YEAR'S LINEUP 
 
➡ The Boor (by Anton Chekhov) – A hilarious clash of grief, loyalty, and unexpected romance unfolds when a stubborn landowner demands payment from a recent widow proving a point to her late, unfaithful husband. 
➡ West Brook Part 1 (by Jessica Swainson) – Can love break through the barriers of class expectations? Charles defies tradition when he falls for Melissa, a woman from a lower class, in this romantic drama about choice and family tensions. 
➡ A Trumped Up Fairy Tale (by Courtney Boniface) – A satirical, laugh-out-loud fairytale about a not-so-beloved king on a quest to make his kingdom great again. But first, he must answer the ultimate question: What do women want? 
➡ The Germ Chronicles (by Jeremy Robinson) – A semi-autobiographical staged reading exploring the creative moments that shape us, blending art, family, personal trauma, and humour in a deeply personal journey. 

Note: Some plays contain strong language and mature themes. Viewer discretion is advised. 

SHOW DATES & DETAILS 
Dates: April 3, 4, 5, 2025 
Time: 7:30 p.m. 
Tickets: $20 – At https://centralalbertatheatre.ca/events or the CAT box office at 403-967-1769. 
Location: Studio Theatre (upstairs at CAT Studios, Red Deer Memorial Centre) 

Calling all theatre lovers for an evening of locally written one acts that were Edmonton Fringe successes! The Edmonton Fringe Festival is a renowned theatre festival that attracts artists from all over the world. We are showcasing two plays that were adored with accolades at this festival in years past! It’s Red Deer’s own Taste of the Fringe. 

Mark your calendars for April 4,5,6,8,10,12 for a 7pm evening show and April 12th for a 2pm matinee. Join us for a show that has two quirky stories that will have you laughing, and feeling all the emotions and then laughing again. 

Performances all held at the Scott Block Theatre. (4816 Gaetz Ave W, Red Deer) 

Our second show of our 2025 season is showcasing our professional and talented Central Alberta writers, performers, directors, and designers! The arts are alive and thriving in Red Deer. 

The “Thin Grey Line” features three over-the-hill actors backstage during the closing night performance of a less than stellar play and Sybil, the young assistant stage manager with the unenviable task of getting them on stage on time and in the right costumes.Whether they will remember their lines is another matter, completely out of her hands and is anyone’s guess!

In the middle of giving a Ted Talk on the Mislabeling of the heart and where our emotions really come from; Rose's own emotions get personified into Ganglia; that chaotically beautiful voice inside our heads; and chaos ensues.  There’s a brilliant mix of energy, hilarity, creativity and heart are all wrapped up in this joyful little play, “Thank you for Coming To My Ted Talk.”

The bar will be open to to wet your whistle and a few delicious snacks will be available to refuel you between the two one hour shows. 

Get ready for an evening of bold, bite-sized theatre as Central Alberta Theatre (CAT) presents the CATNIPS One-Act Festival, running April 3–5, 2025. This year's lineup offers a dynamic mix of comedy, satire, and heartfelt storytelling, featuring original works including by local playwrights and a classic play written by Anton Chekhov. CATNIPS is a rollercoaster of theatrical surprises that will leave you laughing, thinking, and wanting more! 
 
THIS YEAR'S LINEUP 
 
➡ The Boor (by Anton Chekhov) – A hilarious clash of grief, loyalty, and unexpected romance unfolds when a stubborn landowner demands payment from a recent widow proving a point to her late, unfaithful husband. 
➡ West Brook Part 1 (by Jessica Swainson) – Can love break through the barriers of class expectations? Charles defies tradition when he falls for Melissa, a woman from a lower class, in this romantic drama about choice and family tensions. 
➡ A Trumped Up Fairy Tale (by Courtney Boniface) – A satirical, laugh-out-loud fairytale about a not-so-beloved king on a quest to make his kingdom great again. But first, he must answer the ultimate question: What do women want? 
➡ The Germ Chronicles (by Jeremy Robinson) – A semi-autobiographical staged reading exploring the creative moments that shape us, blending art, family, personal trauma, and humour in a deeply personal journey. 

Note: Some plays contain strong language and mature themes. Viewer discretion is advised. 

SHOW DATES & DETAILS 
Dates: April 3, 4, 5, 2025 
Time: 7:30 p.m. 
Tickets: $20 – At https://centralalbertatheatre.ca/events or the CAT box office at 403-967-1769. 
Location: Studio Theatre (upstairs at CAT Studios, Red Deer Memorial Centre) 

Calling all theatre lovers for an evening of locally written one acts that were Edmonton Fringe successes! The Edmonton Fringe Festival is a renowned theatre festival that attracts artists from all over the world. We are showcasing two plays that were adored with accolades at this festival in years past! It’s Red Deer’s own Taste of the Fringe. 

Mark your calendars for April 4,5,6,8,10,12 for a 7pm evening show and April 12th for a 2pm matinee. Join us for a show that has two quirky stories that will have you laughing, and feeling all the emotions and then laughing again. 

Performances all held at the Scott Block Theatre. (4816 Gaetz Ave W, Red Deer) 

Our second show of our 2025 season is showcasing our professional and talented Central Alberta writers, performers, directors, and designers! The arts are alive and thriving in Red Deer. 

The “Thin Grey Line” features three over-the-hill actors backstage during the closing night performance of a less than stellar play and Sybil, the young assistant stage manager with the unenviable task of getting them on stage on time and in the right costumes.Whether they will remember their lines is another matter, completely out of her hands and is anyone’s guess!

In the middle of giving a Ted Talk on the Mislabeling of the heart and where our emotions really come from; Rose's own emotions get personified into Ganglia; that chaotically beautiful voice inside our heads; and chaos ensues.  There’s a brilliant mix of energy, hilarity, creativity and heart are all wrapped up in this joyful little play, “Thank you for Coming To My Ted Talk.”

The bar will be open to to wet your whistle and a few delicious snacks will be available to refuel you between the two one hour shows. 

Calling all theatre lovers for an evening of locally written one acts that were Edmonton Fringe successes! The Edmonton Fringe Festival is a renowned theatre festival that attracts artists from all over the world. We are showcasing two plays that were adored with accolades at this festival in years past! It’s Red Deer’s own Taste of the Fringe. 

Mark your calendars for April 4,5,6,8,10,12 for a 7pm evening show and April 12th for a 2pm matinee. Join us for a show that has two quirky stories that will have you laughing, and feeling all the emotions and then laughing again. 

Performances all held at the Scott Block Theatre. (4816 Gaetz Ave W, Red Deer) 

Our second show of our 2025 season is showcasing our professional and talented Central Alberta writers, performers, directors, and designers! The arts are alive and thriving in Red Deer. 

The “Thin Grey Line” features three over-the-hill actors backstage during the closing night performance of a less than stellar play and Sybil, the young assistant stage manager with the unenviable task of getting them on stage on time and in the right costumes.Whether they will remember their lines is another matter, completely out of her hands and is anyone’s guess!

In the middle of giving a Ted Talk on the Mislabeling of the heart and where our emotions really come from; Rose's own emotions get personified into Ganglia; that chaotically beautiful voice inside our heads; and chaos ensues.  There’s a brilliant mix of energy, hilarity, creativity and heart are all wrapped up in this joyful little play, “Thank you for Coming To My Ted Talk.”

The bar will be open to to wet your whistle and a few delicious snacks will be available to refuel you between the two one hour shows. 

Calling all theatre lovers for an evening of locally written one acts that were Edmonton Fringe successes! The Edmonton Fringe Festival is a renowned theatre festival that attracts artists from all over the world. We are showcasing two plays that were adored with accolades at this festival in years past! It’s Red Deer’s own Taste of the Fringe. 

Mark your calendars for April 4,5,6,8,10,12 for a 7pm evening show and April 12th for a 2pm matinee. Join us for a show that has two quirky stories that will have you laughing, and feeling all the emotions and then laughing again. 

Performances all held at the Scott Block Theatre. (4816 Gaetz Ave W, Red Deer) 

Our second show of our 2025 season is showcasing our professional and talented Central Alberta writers, performers, directors, and designers! The arts are alive and thriving in Red Deer. 

The “Thin Grey Line” features three over-the-hill actors backstage during the closing night performance of a less than stellar play and Sybil, the young assistant stage manager with the unenviable task of getting them on stage on time and in the right costumes.Whether they will remember their lines is another matter, completely out of her hands and is anyone’s guess!

In the middle of giving a Ted Talk on the Mislabeling of the heart and where our emotions really come from; Rose's own emotions get personified into Ganglia; that chaotically beautiful voice inside our heads; and chaos ensues.  There’s a brilliant mix of energy, hilarity, creativity and heart are all wrapped up in this joyful little play, “Thank you for Coming To My Ted Talk.”

The bar will be open to to wet your whistle and a few delicious snacks will be available to refuel you between the two one hour shows. 

The 2025 Heartland Regional One-Act Festival will take place on April 11 and 12, 2025 in the Studio Theatre at Central Alberta Theatre’s Memorial Centre. This annual theatre festival celebrating community theatre is presented by the Alberta Drama Festival Association and is a springboard for the Provincial One-Act Festival later this spring.

Three productions will be presented during Heartland Regional festival, including two new works by local playwrights (indicated by an asterisk): 

• Central Alberta Theatre will be presenting “A Trumped-Up Fairy Tale,” by Courtney Boniface and directed by Myranda Corney. 
• Flying Blind Collective presents “The Boor,” by Anton Chekhov and directed by Robyn Jeffery. 
• CoOl KaSa Productions presents “Grief Sandwiches” is written by Barbara Pettie and directed by Emily Chase. 

Preview and adjudicated performances will both be held in the Studio Theatre at Central Alberta Theatre, 4214 58 Street, Red Deer, AB starting at 7:30pm. 

Calling all theatre lovers for an evening of locally written one acts that were Edmonton Fringe successes! The Edmonton Fringe Festival is a renowned theatre festival that attracts artists from all over the world. We are showcasing two plays that were adored with accolades at this festival in years past! It’s Red Deer’s own Taste of the Fringe. 

Mark your calendars for April 4,5,6,8,10,12 for a 7pm evening show and April 12th for a 2pm matinee. Join us for a show that has two quirky stories that will have you laughing, and feeling all the emotions and then laughing again. 

Performances all held at the Scott Block Theatre. (4816 Gaetz Ave W, Red Deer) 

Our second show of our 2025 season is showcasing our professional and talented Central Alberta writers, performers, directors, and designers! The arts are alive and thriving in Red Deer. 

The “Thin Grey Line” features three over-the-hill actors backstage during the closing night performance of a less than stellar play and Sybil, the young assistant stage manager with the unenviable task of getting them on stage on time and in the right costumes.Whether they will remember their lines is another matter, completely out of her hands and is anyone’s guess!

In the middle of giving a Ted Talk on the Mislabeling of the heart and where our emotions really come from; Rose's own emotions get personified into Ganglia; that chaotically beautiful voice inside our heads; and chaos ensues.  There’s a brilliant mix of energy, hilarity, creativity and heart are all wrapped up in this joyful little play, “Thank you for Coming To My Ted Talk.”

The bar will be open to to wet your whistle and a few delicious snacks will be available to refuel you between the two one hour shows. 

Calling all theatre lovers for an evening of locally written one acts that were Edmonton Fringe successes! The Edmonton Fringe Festival is a renowned theatre festival that attracts artists from all over the world. We are showcasing two plays that were adored with accolades at this festival in years past! It’s Red Deer’s own Taste of the Fringe. 

Mark your calendars for April 4,5,6,8,10,12 for a 7pm evening show and April 12th for a 2pm matinee. Join us for a show that has two quirky stories that will have you laughing, and feeling all the emotions and then laughing again. 

Performances all held at the Scott Block Theatre. (4816 Gaetz Ave W, Red Deer) 

Our second show of our 2025 season is showcasing our professional and talented Central Alberta writers, performers, directors, and designers! The arts are alive and thriving in Red Deer. 

The “Thin Grey Line” features three over-the-hill actors backstage during the closing night performance of a less than stellar play and Sybil, the young assistant stage manager with the unenviable task of getting them on stage on time and in the right costumes.Whether they will remember their lines is another matter, completely out of her hands and is anyone’s guess!

In the middle of giving a Ted Talk on the Mislabeling of the heart and where our emotions really come from; Rose's own emotions get personified into Ganglia; that chaotically beautiful voice inside our heads; and chaos ensues.  There’s a brilliant mix of energy, hilarity, creativity and heart are all wrapped up in this joyful little play, “Thank you for Coming To My Ted Talk.”

The bar will be open to to wet your whistle and a few delicious snacks will be available to refuel you between the two one hour shows. 

The 2025 Heartland Regional One-Act Festival will take place on April 11 and 12, 2025 in the Studio Theatre at Central Alberta Theatre’s Memorial Centre. This annual theatre festival celebrating community theatre is presented by the Alberta Drama Festival Association and is a springboard for the Provincial One-Act Festival later this spring.

Three productions will be presented during Heartland Regional festival, including two new works by local playwrights (indicated by an asterisk): 

• Central Alberta Theatre will be presenting “A Trumped-Up Fairy Tale,” by Courtney Boniface and directed by Myranda Corney. 
• Flying Blind Collective presents “The Boor,” by Anton Chekhov and directed by Robyn Jeffery. 
• CoOl KaSa Productions presents “Grief Sandwiches” is written by Barbara Pettie and directed by Emily Chase. 

Preview and adjudicated performances will both be held in the Studio Theatre at Central Alberta Theatre, 4214 58 Street, Red Deer, AB starting at 7:30pm. 

Gordon Lightfoot is not only one of Canada’s great songwriters but is recognized throughout the world as one of the most revered artists of all time. Second Sunset presents an authentic and carefully curated show replicating Gord’s early Lightfoot trio with sidemen on bass and lead guitar. Fronted by Edmonton gem and secret weapon Benjamin Williams, and produced by John Hewitt, prepare for an evening of remembrance, nostalgia and poetic brilliance with Picking Up the Pieces: The Songs of Gordon Lightfoot.

MC: John Hewitt

Lead: Benjamin Williams

Lead Guitar: Patrick Hughes

Bass: Connor Miskiman

Website: https://www.secondsunsetproductions.com/picking-up-the-pieces

Eagles fans! Mark your calendars because on May 7, 2025, Eagles Tribute - "Take It To The Limit" from Vancouver are in Red Deer!

Get ready for an unforgettable night of live music as some of Canada's most talented musicians and vocalists come together to pay homage to the legendary Eagles. Experience the magic as they bring to life your favorite Eagles hits, including classics like "Hotel California," "Heartache Tonight," "Peaceful Easy Feeling," "Take It To The Limit," "Desperado," "Life In The Fast Lane," "Take It Easy," "Lyin' Eyes," and more!

With rave reviews from coast to coast, this show promises to be a fully immersive experience, capturing the essence and energy of an authentic Eagles concert. Catch a sneak peek of what's in store here: YouTube video or www.EaglesTributeShow.com

Get your tickets now and join us for an unforgettable evening of Eagles music in Red Deer!

Testimonials:

"I'm Glenn Anderson from the NHL, I saw Take It To The Limit tonight and they were fantastic! I highly recommend them. Good energy. Good people and lots of fun. Make sure you make it to the show. You have a good time coming." - Glenn Anderson - NHL (6x Stanley Cup winner and NHL Hall of Fame inductee) - Florida USA

"One of the best I've seen lately ...if anyone has the chance to see these guys perform, it's well worth going. Everything from sound, stage, lighting, vocals, were perfect. A great show!" - Angie Tatarniuk - Vancouver

"Fantastic concert, perfect sound and worth every penny!" - Gary Lieper - Surrey

The RDSO pays tribute to a rich tradition of storytelling through music. Prepare to be enchanted by Tchaikovsky's symphonic poem as it tells the story of Romeo and Juliet, then settle in for familiar tunes by quintessential Canadian troubadours. From Joni Mitchell to Gordon Lightfoot, BTO to Ian Tyson, you’d be sorry to miss this spectacular crossover finale!

PROGRAM:

TYSON: Four Strong Winds
MITCHELL: Big Yellow Taxi
YOUNG: Heart of Gold
TCHAIKOVSKY: Romeo & Juliet Fantasy Overture

A Celebration of Tunesmiths & Troubadors

The RDSO pays tribute to a rich tradition of storytelling through music. Prepare to be enchanted by Tchaikovsky's symphonic poem as it tells the story of Romeo and Juliet, then settle in for familiar tunes by quintessential Canadian troubadours. From Joni Mitchell to Gordon Lightfoot, BTO to Ian Tyson, you’d be sorry to miss this spectacular crossover finale.

Join us for a night of fun, music, and friendly competition at the Sendero Showdown: Karaoke Battle event!

Whether you’re a solo superstar or part of a dynamic team, we invite you to showcase your vocal talents and support a great cause.

Form a team with co-workers or family or compete as an individual, and help us raise funds to ensure Sendero Centre's programs and services remain FREE with No-Referrals Needed for Central Albertans and their families, impacted by sexual trauma, abuse and violence.

Your participation will help make a difference and bring hope to those who need it most.

Date: June 6 & 7
Time: 9:00 - 4:30 each day
Location: Recreation Centre Park, Downtown Red Deer

Get ready to celebrate the 19th year of the Central Alberta Children's Festival! This vibrant two-day event brings the community together to inspire and educate through creativity, play, and hands-on fun.

What to Expect:

• Live Performances: Enjoy local and national talent showcasing singing, dancing, magic, and more!
• Over 40 Activity Stations: Explore Science World, Pioneer Village, interactive exhibits, physical activities, and other family-friendly experiences designed to spark creativity and curiosity.
• Fun for All Ages: Whether you're part of a school group or attending with your family, there’s something for everyone to enjoy!

This festival is one of Central Alberta's favorite traditions, providing entertainment and education at an affordable cost.

Don’t miss the opportunity to learn, play, and HAVE FUN in Downtown Red Deer this June!

Admission: $10/person/day. Family Pass $35/family of 4.  CASH ONLY at the gates
For more information: Home - Central Alberta Children's Festival

Date: June 6 & 7
Time: 9:00 - 4:30 each day
Location: Recreation Centre Park, Downtown Red Deer

Get ready to celebrate the 19th year of the Central Alberta Children's Festival! This vibrant two-day event brings the community together to inspire and educate through creativity, play, and hands-on fun.

What to Expect:

• Live Performances: Enjoy local and national talent showcasing singing, dancing, magic, and more!
• Over 40 Activity Stations: Explore Science World, Pioneer Village, interactive exhibits, physical activities, and other family-friendly experiences designed to spark creativity and curiosity.
• Fun for All Ages: Whether you're part of a school group or attending with your family, there’s something for everyone to enjoy!

This festival is one of Central Alberta's favorite traditions, providing entertainment and education at an affordable cost.

Don’t miss the opportunity to learn, play, and HAVE FUN in Downtown Red Deer this June!

Admission: $10/person/day. Family Pass $35/family of 4.  CASH ONLY at the gates
For more information: Home - Central Alberta Children's Festival

NOTHING BUT BLUE SKIES!!!

Join us on Saturday, June 21st at 2:00 pm for our annual show 'Nothing But Blue Skies' which will put music in your hearts and smiles on your faces! Our Sweet Adelines chorus sings acappella 4 part harmony, barbershop style and you won't want to miss this incredible performance by Red Deer's premiere award winning chorus! 

Tickets can be purchased from chorus members or by calling Hilary @ 403-358-2977. Pricing is $30.00 ages 13+ / $15.00 ages 7 - 12 / 6 and under Free. 

www.heartsofharmony.ca