3 Best Places To See in St. Albert, AB

"St. Albert Botanic Park is a 5-acre botanical garden that grew out of an idea established in 1990 by two residents of St. Albert who share a love of horticulture. Volunteers and two summer workers run and take care of the park. The park has grown into what it is today with time and effort donated by community members and garden lovers. St. Albert Botanic Park also holds outdoor weddings and other community events. The botanical garden has become a popular place where people come together. Their gift shop, patio, and washrooms are open daily from 10 am to 5 pm, daily from May to August. Admission is free.

"Musée Héritage Museum tells the tale of power, family, inequality, difficulty, and perseverance with family resources loaned by band members. The exhibits in the museum are informative and highlight the area's history. Their vision is to play a prominent leadership role in fostering a thriving arts and heritage community. You can start exploring some of the past exhibits of the Musée Héritage Museum online at any time and from anywhere. You can find books that highlight the history of St. Albert at the Musée Héritage Museum gift shop and discover original artwork at the Art Gallery of St. Albert. The museum is also home to St. Albert’s Archives.

"The Arden Theatre features a state-of-the-art sound system, new seats, aisle lighting, and significant upgrades to concessions and the box office. The Arden Theatre has hosted some of the world’s most famous artists since it opened on December 2, 1983. The theatre has developed a reputation for excellence globally. The Arden Theatre hosts over 63,000 patrons and 150 performances every year. The theatre continues to be a destination for world-class talent across all entertainment genres, with a blend of music, dance, comedy, film, and family programming; there's something for everyone. Free parking is available across the street.