Java & Art Tour - Downtown Public Art

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Grab a java and join Jesse Campbell, local Art Curator and Administrator, on a guided tour of Prince Albert's downtown public art! You will meet at The Bison Café at 1210 Central Avenue, grab a coffee (if you like) and head on the tour to learn about the public art in downtown P.A. The tour will last approximately 1.5 to 2 hours. To get free parking, you may choose to park a few blocks from the downtown or in the E.A. Rawlinson Centre/Mann Art Gallery parking lot.

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• Register online today! anc.ca.apm.activecommunities.com

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City of Prince Albert

Located in the heartland of northern Saskatchewan, Prince Albert is located in Treaty 6 territory and the homeland of groups who have called the Prince Albert area home for thousands of years. These Indigenous groups are the Woodland Cree, Plains Cree, Swampy Cree, Dene and the Dakota and Métis Nations. Prince Albert has one of the highest Aboriginal (First Nations, Métis and Inuit) population ratios in any Canadian City.

We are a diverse community with a large Indigenous population, several unique and celebrated cultures, and a growing immigrant population.

Prince Albert is a vibrant and innovative municipality that prides itself on being a family focused community. Situated just minutes from lake country the City of Prince Albert is a recreational paradise that offers all the benefits of big city amenities including access to arts, entertainment and unique cultural experiences. Prince Albert is the proud home of a diverse offering of highly skilled professional sports and recreation organizations, an engaged and growing arts and cultural community and committed and passionate non-profit organizations.