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Events &
Programs

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From weekly family programs and monthly creative nights to walking tours, exhibit related activities, and community celebrations, there's always something happening at Strathma

Regular Programs

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Strathma Saturdays

Join us every Saturday for hands on activities inspired by local history, exhibits, collections, and seasonal themes. Activities change throughout the year and may pause or shift when a special event is taking place.

Saturdays

All ages

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Collage Night

Get creative and make something uniquely yours! Create your own collage using vintage magazines, newspapers, ephemera, and more. Join us once a month for a relaxed evening of creativity and conversation. All ages welcome! Free admission by donation.

Monthly 

All ages

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NEW Archaeology Speaker Series

Join us for an evening of archaeology and history. This free 1.5-hour speaker series, presented in partnership with the Archaeological Society of Alberta (ASA), features a different guest speaker each month exploring a variety of archaeological topics.

Tea and coffee will be served.

 

No registration required — just drop in and join us!

Once a month

All Ages

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Trivia Nights

Gather your team and put your knowledge to the test! Join us for a new trivia theme each month, with questions ranging from history and pop culture to fun facts and everything in between. Held on the last Thursday of every month, Trivia Night is 18+ and includes a prize generously donated by Brown’s Social House.

Last Thursday of the month

Adults 18+

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Seasonal Programs

NEW NAME & TIME

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Fall 2026 Programs

Strathma Museum School

Hands-on museum programs for homeschool learners ages 6–12.

September 9 - Aviation

October 14 - Local Legends: Medieval Days

November 18 - TBA

December 9 - TBA

Want to learn more or book a private program?


Contact Keirsten to discuss options for your group.

New time: 10:30 - 12:30 PM

Formerly Homeschool Drop-in

$5 per student

Workshops

Orange Shirt Pin Workshop

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Friday, September 18 6-8 pm

Tickets $45 | SOLD OUT

NEW DATE ADDED - Register by September 17th 12pm

Saturday, September 19 1-3 pm

Tickets $45 

Join Cree-Métis artist Connie Kulhavy for a hands-on beading workshop at Strathma.

 

Connie will guide participants step by step as they create their own beaded Orange Shirt pin.

Connie is an Edmonton-based artist whose intricate beadwork is rooted in healing, storytelling and sharing Métis culture. She regularly leads community workshops, and her work is held in collections across Canada and internationally.

Tea will be served during the workshop.

Feature Exhibits

Also on view at the museum for a limited time.

Skies over Strathcona County

100 Years of Flight

Until September 26th, 2026

Treasures & Traditions

One-day African culture heritage pop-up

September 19th, 2026

The Story of Medieval Days

Coming in October 2026

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Exhibit Related Programs

Aviation Speaker Series

Presented alongside Skies over Strathcona County: 100 Years of Flight

Strathma’s Aviation Speaker Series explores the people, places and stories that have shaped aviation locally and across Canada.

Each event includes a 30–40-minute presentation followed by a Q&A. Admission is by donation.

Wind Beneath Their Wings

Tuesday, September 22, 2026 at 6:30 p.m.

Presented by author Kimberly Fraser.

Drawing from her book, Wind Beneath Their Wings: One Hundred Years of Flight in and around Canada’s Oldest Operating Airport, Kimberly will share stories of the pioneers, bush pilots and aviation adventures connected to Cooking Lake Airport.

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Nous reconnaissons les terres et territoires traditionnels des peuples autochtones qui ont vécu sur ces terres et en ont pris soin depuis des temps immémoriaux. Nous reconnaissons respectueusement que nous sommes sur le territoire du Traité n° 6, des terres connues sous le nom d’Amiskwaciy, ce qui signifie « les collines des castors » en cri. Cette région a été importante pour les Néhiyawak, les Niitsitapi, les Tsuut’ina, les Anishinaabe, les Nakota Sioux et, plus tard, les Métis. Plusieurs autres tribus, y compris les Inuits, ont voyagé et récolté sur ces terres. Nous reconnaissons leur gestion collective. Nous sommes tous des citoyens visés par un traité et nous vivons ensemble sur ces terres.

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Visitez Strathma

Mercredi..................10h - 16h

Jeudi........................13h - 20h

Vendredi..................10h - 16h

Samedi....................10h - 16h

Dimanche - Mardi.........fermé

entrée par donation

Group bookings & research

appointments by request

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