OAG Members' Show and Sale

OAG Members’ Show and Sale is back this summer and looking for artists! The show will run from July 3rd to September 17th, and any artist with an up-to-date gallery membership is invited to participate. New members or returning members are always welcome. Email us for more information or to become a member.

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In the Large Gallery: Everything original art! There will be no price or size limits! We hope you’ll all feel inspired to create new artwork for this show – artwork that we displayed in last year’s show will not be accepted as we want to keep things fresh and exciting for our shoppers. All types of media are welcome and encouraged. All pieces should be for sale.

In the Small Gallery: A themed show entitled Hope Blooms. We have chosen two flowers that symbolize hope and healing: lavender and daisy. Any art going into the Small Gallery must use one (or both) of these two flowers as the focus for the piece. No price or size limits, all media types welcome. All pieces should be for sale.

 

Spray Park

The Town of Okotoks has opened the Spray Park.

With temperatures so high this week, cooling off at the spray park is a great idea. 

AHS Guidelines: 

  • Please social distance and stay in with your households. 
  • No more than 150 are allowed at any given time. 
  • Limit your stay to one hour

Please remember to keep your distance, stay for a short period of time to allow all residents a chance to enjoy the park, and follow all AHS guidelines.

The Spray Park is subject to close if these safety measures are not followed.

Day Camp Registration 

Registration is open!

Looking for something for your child to do this summer? Sign them up for a camp! 

 

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Okotoks Drive-In! 

Get your tickets before they're gone.

June 18, 19, 20

Okotoks Recreation Centre

The Town of Okotoks has brought back free drive-in movies for a second year. Join in the fun at the following showings:

Friday, June 18:

  • 6:30 p.m.: Pitch Perfect
  • 9:00 p.m.: The Bourne Identity

Saturday, June 19, kicking off the annual Children’s Festival:

  • 10:00 a.m.: Trolls
  • 2:00 p.m.: The Secret Life of Pets
  • 6:30 p.m.: Kung Fu Panda.

Sunday, June 20:

  • 10:00 a.m.: Back to the Future
  • 2:00 p.m.: Grease

Get your tickets here:

Toddle Down to the Art Gallery

Saturday, July 10 | All Day

SAVE THE DATE

It’s hard to make time for art and culture when you’re chasing after a toddler but we have an opportunity that doesn’t require you to choose! Come down to the Okotoks Art Gallery for a morning of fun. Enjoy exhibitions as you enjoy a number of activity and crafting stations. Recommended ages 1 – 5. Space is limited.*Please note, all persons must wear a mask, exceptions include children under the age of 2.

How to participate

Okotoks Museum and Archives

The Okotoks Museum and Archives is excited to open its doors on June 10 as part of Stage 2 of Alberta’s Open for Summer plan.

The Okotoks Museum and Archives is tentatively set to open Thursday, June 10, subject to the latest AHS guidelines. Hours of operation will be 11 am to 4 pm, Wednesdays to Saturdays.

We have some exciting exhibits for you to see:

"A Century of Style: 100 Years of Blackfoot Women’s Fashions”

Curated by Alyssa Koski, this exhibit features a century of traditional clothing [1840-1940] worn and/or collected by Alyssa’s grandmother Pauline Dempsey who is a member of the Blackfoot. A special presentation is planned for Monday, June 21 during National Indigenous People’s Day. Call the museum or watch social media for further details. This exhibit will be on display until July 31

Little Moccasins

This 2014 documentary film shares the story of St. Joseph’s Residential School, also known as Dunbow Residential School northeast of Okotoks. Narrated by Jeannette Starlight of Tsuut’ina, the film honours the children who died and are buried at the school. The film will be shown on a loop at the museum until the end of July.

Sirens & Service

This exhibit shares the fascinating history of police, fire and ambulance services in Okotoks. It will be on display until the end of October.

House Calls and Close Calls

The history of the Spanish Flu and other medical events that impacted early Okotoks are highlighted in this exhibit. It will be on display until the end of October.

 

Paint-A-Potty Two

Saturday, July 10 | All Day

SAVE THE DATE

You may have noticed some transformations in our parks. Our Paint-A-Potty program is underway! 

We're in partnership with Foothills Composite High School/Alberta High School of the Fine Arts, is collaborating on a Paint-a-Potty: Number Two project where students will design and paint murals on five of the Town’s outdoor concrete washrooms.

Our locations to paint this year are: 

  • Cimarron Park – 175 Cimarron Drive
  • BMX park
  • Tower Hill
  • Laudan Park
  • Dog Park

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