Heritage Park

Bring your class or youth group to enjoy a fun-filled self-guided day at Gasoline Alley Museum.

Learn all about the time-saving, cost-reducing manufacturing process called the assembly line in this interactive program.

The teddy bear picnic storyline includes various activities to help students develop physical skills and creative expression.

A once-a-year field-to-fork adventure at Heritage Park, perfect for school groups and young learners!

This program will teach the ways of life among the Blackfoot confederacy, the voyageurs, and the Métis of Western Canada.

Introduce your students to the stories of fur traders, Indigenous peoples, and immigrants on Canada's western frontier.

Bring your class to explore the Historical Journey of Water and how human interaction with water has impacted our development as a community.

Take your class on a journey across Canada to a new home on the "sea of grass"

Explore the Gasoline Alley Museum with your senses!

Bring your class to explore the Historical Journey of Water and how human interaction with water has impacted our development as a community.

Prairie Pumpkins combines both social studies and science to enrich students understanding of Halloween traditions.

Compare Christmas in the 20’s, 30’s, 40’s, and 50’s with today’s celebrations.

Embrace the magic of winter with an adventure filled with fun activities!

This program unites songs, stories, and homespun crafts with the pageantry of a prairie school concert.

This activity-centered program begins with a tour of our 1910 Historical Village, where students discover how the first settlers built their homes

Hands-on history for homeschoolers!

Put on your explorers’ hat, dress warm, and head off on a learning expedition!

Explore our historical buildings as you follow a family who just arrived in town.

Have you ever wondered what it would be like if women didn’t have the same rights as men?

Bring your class or children/youth group to enjoy a fun-filled, self-guided day at Heritage Park Historical Village and explore the many buildings, homes and exhibits that are brought to life by our interpreters.

If you've ever wondered what it would be like to go to school in the olden days, here's your chance.

Travel back in time to meet the Prince and Thorpe families - the real people who lived in two of our unique historic homes

Would you have what it takes to become a voyageur?

Using an interactive game book, students will assume one of several possible identities of a newly arrived person in 1910 Alberta.