Drayton Valley, Brazeau County and the neighbouring regions are rich with cultural heritage dating back to the turn of the 20th Century.
With three museums within 40 minutes of Drayton Valley AB, a family summer weekend learning about the role this region played in the black migration, farming, homesteading, coal mining, oil and gas and the development of the railway ranks high on the bucket list.
Alongside museums Drayton Valley is home to two theatre/music venues that host some of Canada’s best acts in an intimate setting that can only be found in a small town. Wrap up your cultural experience by visiting small shops featuring fine arts created by local artists.
Museums, theatres, and galleries in the region
Drayton Valley Museum
Experience the rich history of Drayton Valley and Brazeau County with a visit to the Drayton Valley Museum! Conveniently located just off Cowboy Trail, AB-22,
Eleanor Pickup Arts Centre | Home for the Arts
A venue with steeped in the history of Drayton Valley. The Eleanor Pickup Arts Centre is located in the historic Cardium Theatre. Named after the
Live shows @ the Max Center
Located in the Town of Drayton Valley this special events facility packs a punch. The Max Center is a multi level theatre that offers dinner
- Drayton Valley Museum, Drayton Valley
- Valley Galley, Drayton Valley Fine Arts Society
- Tipple Park Museum, Evansburg
- Breton Museum, Breton: For trip idea, (Click the “Self directed tour of the Keystone Legacy”)
A self directed tour of the Keystone Legacy
The legacy of the Keystone area dates back to the early 1900s when African Americans immigrated to the area from Oklahoma and Kansas. Early pioneers
Experiencing the finer arts in the valley
Art galleries can be an inspiring place to visit but they can also be baffling. I am definitely not an artist, the very first quilt
Supporting local tourism
When you stay at a Drayton Valley Hospitality and Tourism Accommodation you are supporting local tourism initiatives like; events, the travel guide, and promotions.