A Christmas Concert Dec. 16-19. A Time For Joy!

Posted by Wayne Ayling on December 14, 2021

EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 20 AND UNTIL FURTHER ORDER OF AHS, ALL PATRONS MUST PROVIDE PROOF OF VACCINATIONS BY SHOWING A VALID QR CODE, OR A PAID RAPID TEST OR A MEDICAL LETTER CONFIRMING THEY CANNOT BE VACCINATED FOR HEALTH REASONS. MASKS MUST BE WORN BY ALL.

Co-Written and Directed by: James R. Galbraith and Rick Hryciuk

It’s time for some Holiday Joy! Join us from December 16-19, 2021 for a musical performance of some of our favourite Christmas carols! This show that has been written and compiled by Grande Prairie locals, James R. Galbraith and Rick Hryciuk, will be sure to have you humming along in your seats as a smile broadens across your face! A show that will remind you of laughter, love and the warmth that the holiday season brings. Make sure to escape the cold outside and clap, sing and dance along with us this holiday season!

Diamonds and Divas, A Murderous Comedy! November 26 Fundraiser for a Worthy Cause!

Posted by Wayne Ayling on October 4, 2021

A perfect play to get you in the holiday spirit! Murder! Diamonds! Divas! What more could you ask for?
Please make sure everyone in your party can provide one of the three Provincially required proofs: Full Vaccination, 72 hour paid Rapid Test or Medical Letter of Exemption.
Help out the Centre for Young Parents. Donate to their Fundraiser by coming to Diamonds and Dives on November 26. Details at: https://www.centreforyoungparents.com/general-8.

Find out what the Candidates think about Arts, Heritage and Culture Oct 5 @ 7pm

Posted by Wayne Ayling on October 4, 2021

LIVE STREAMING on the Grande Prairie Live Theatre Facebook page and Grande Prairie Live Theatre YouTube Channel. Ask your questions through the GPLT Facebook page.
CULTURE FORUM FOR CITY COUNCIL CANDIDATES
The Art Gallery of Grande Prairie, Grande Prairie Live Theatre, Centre for Creative Arts, Grande Prairie Public Library, and the South Peace Regional Archives have partnered to host an all-candidate forum on art, heritage, and culture in our city.

Topics to be discussed are:
Culture and its contributions to quality of life
Ensuring stable, reliable, equitable access to municipal resources
New initiatives or ideas to support the cultural sector
Culture and Economy; tourism, gross output and attracting and retaining talent and investment

The event will be live streamed through partners Facebook and YouTube channels on October 5, 2021, beginning with Council candidates at 7:00pm and Mayoral candidates beginning approximately at 8:30pm.