Outdoor Painting at Little Red

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Join instructor Tia Furstenberg for an afternoon of art outside (en plein air). Tia will guide you through painting a landscape using watercolours and the beautiful Little Red park as your inspiration. Supplies will be provided, we only ask that you bring your own lawn chair to sit comfortably in while you paint.

There will be two sessions, 1-2:30pm and 2:30-4pm. Max capacity of 10 people per session so please phone 306 953 4811 ahead of time to reserve your spot.

This program is free to the public and funded by SaskCulture and Sask Lotteries.

Due to the pandemic, we have a few rules in place to keep everyone safe and healthy!

-Stay home if you have cold or flu like symptoms or have been in contact with someone with COVID-19

-Use hand sanitizer upon entering the facility

-Wash your hands often and for at least 20 seconds

-Avoid touching shared or communal surfaces

-You must maintain 2 metres distance from others.

-Cover face with a tissue or your elbow when coughing or sneezing

-Please do not bring food to the program/facility. A labeled water bottle can be brought but cannot be shared.

-Wearing a mask is optional, if you choose to wear one, please bring your own.

While our instructors and other participants are asked to social distance, some areas can become congested. It is recommended to wear a mask in areas where social distancing cannot be accomplished.

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Prince Albert Arts Centre

The Prince Albert Arts Centre is one of the last of its kind on the prairies and a national historic landmark. The former Prince Albert Town Hall and Opera House was completed in 1893 and is now a thriving arts facility offering a wide variety of art, craft and creative opportunities for all members of our community.

The Arts Centre offers many programs for all ages and abilities. The building includes the John V. Hicks Gallery, Heritage Room, studio and board room.