Red Deer Lights the Nights returns as a month-long celebration of the holiday season.

Free, family-friendly activities are happening downtown and throughout the community, including:

• North Pole Patio Party – November 17 from 4-7 p.m. at Ross Street Patio
• Writes of Winter writing contest – through January 15, hosted by Red Deer Arts Council
•  Winter Market – November 24 and 25 at Millennium Centre
• Rare & Remarkable Artisan Market – November 25 at Red Deer Museum + Art Gallery
• Capstone Winter Nights Festival – December 1, 2 and 3 at Canada 150 Square
• Downtown Twinkle Tour – December 15 throughout downtown
• Santa’s Bus Tour – December 8, 9, 15 and 16 starting at 5:30 p.m.

Visit City Hall Park any time after November 16 to enjoy a beautiful display of colourful lights and festive decorations. Lights are turned on every day from sunset to sunrise until mid-January.

For more information on Red Deer Lights the Nights activities, presented by The City of Red Deer and the Downtown Business Association (DBA), visit reddeer.ca/RDLIGHTS and follow The City and DBA on social media.

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  / Exhibition rund Dec 1 to February 8  / Facility closed Dec 23/23 through Jan 1/24.

Red Deer Lights the Nights returns as a month-long celebration of the holiday season.

Free, family-friendly activities are happening downtown and throughout the community, including:

• North Pole Patio Party – November 17 from 4-7 p.m. at Ross Street Patio
• Writes of Winter writing contest – through January 15, hosted by Red Deer Arts Council
•  Winter Market – November 24 and 25 at Millennium Centre
• Rare & Remarkable Artisan Market – November 25 at Red Deer Museum + Art Gallery
• Capstone Winter Nights Festival – December 1, 2 and 3 at Canada 150 Square
• Downtown Twinkle Tour – December 15 throughout downtown
• Santa’s Bus Tour – December 8, 9, 15 and 16 starting at 5:30 p.m.

Visit City Hall Park any time after November 16 to enjoy a beautiful display of colourful lights and festive decorations. Lights are turned on every day from sunset to sunrise until mid-January.

For more information on Red Deer Lights the Nights activities, presented by The City of Red Deer and the Downtown Business Association (DBA), visit reddeer.ca/RDLIGHTS and follow The City and DBA on social media.

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  / Exhibition rund Dec 1 to February 8  / Facility closed Dec 23/23 through Jan 1/24.

Red Deer Lights the Nights returns as a month-long celebration of the holiday season.

Free, family-friendly activities are happening downtown and throughout the community, including:

• North Pole Patio Party – November 17 from 4-7 p.m. at Ross Street Patio
• Writes of Winter writing contest – through January 15, hosted by Red Deer Arts Council
•  Winter Market – November 24 and 25 at Millennium Centre
• Rare & Remarkable Artisan Market – November 25 at Red Deer Museum + Art Gallery
• Capstone Winter Nights Festival – December 1, 2 and 3 at Canada 150 Square
• Downtown Twinkle Tour – December 15 throughout downtown
• Santa’s Bus Tour – December 8, 9, 15 and 16 starting at 5:30 p.m.

Visit City Hall Park any time after November 16 to enjoy a beautiful display of colourful lights and festive decorations. Lights are turned on every day from sunset to sunrise until mid-January.

For more information on Red Deer Lights the Nights activities, presented by The City of Red Deer and the Downtown Business Association (DBA), visit reddeer.ca/RDLIGHTS and follow The City and DBA on social media.

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  / Exhibition rund Dec 1 to February 8  / Facility closed Dec 23/23 through Jan 1/24.

Red Deer Lights the Nights returns as a month-long celebration of the holiday season.

Free, family-friendly activities are happening downtown and throughout the community, including:

• North Pole Patio Party – November 17 from 4-7 p.m. at Ross Street Patio
• Writes of Winter writing contest – through January 15, hosted by Red Deer Arts Council
•  Winter Market – November 24 and 25 at Millennium Centre
• Rare & Remarkable Artisan Market – November 25 at Red Deer Museum + Art Gallery
• Capstone Winter Nights Festival – December 1, 2 and 3 at Canada 150 Square
• Downtown Twinkle Tour – December 15 throughout downtown
• Santa’s Bus Tour – December 8, 9, 15 and 16 starting at 5:30 p.m.

Visit City Hall Park any time after November 16 to enjoy a beautiful display of colourful lights and festive decorations. Lights are turned on every day from sunset to sunrise until mid-January.

For more information on Red Deer Lights the Nights activities, presented by The City of Red Deer and the Downtown Business Association (DBA), visit reddeer.ca/RDLIGHTS and follow The City and DBA on social media.

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  / Exhibition rund Dec 1 to February 8  / Facility closed Dec 23/23 through Jan 1/24.

Red Deer Lights the Nights returns as a month-long celebration of the holiday season.

Free, family-friendly activities are happening downtown and throughout the community, including:

• North Pole Patio Party – November 17 from 4-7 p.m. at Ross Street Patio
• Writes of Winter writing contest – through January 15, hosted by Red Deer Arts Council
•  Winter Market – November 24 and 25 at Millennium Centre
• Rare & Remarkable Artisan Market – November 25 at Red Deer Museum + Art Gallery
• Capstone Winter Nights Festival – December 1, 2 and 3 at Canada 150 Square
• Downtown Twinkle Tour – December 15 throughout downtown
• Santa’s Bus Tour – December 8, 9, 15 and 16 starting at 5:30 p.m.

Visit City Hall Park any time after November 16 to enjoy a beautiful display of colourful lights and festive decorations. Lights are turned on every day from sunset to sunrise until mid-January.

For more information on Red Deer Lights the Nights activities, presented by The City of Red Deer and the Downtown Business Association (DBA), visit reddeer.ca/RDLIGHTS and follow The City and DBA on social media.

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  / Exhibition rund Dec 1 to February 8  / Facility closed Dec 23/23 through Jan 1/24.

Red Deer Lights the Nights returns as a month-long celebration of the holiday season.

Free, family-friendly activities are happening downtown and throughout the community, including:

• North Pole Patio Party – November 17 from 4-7 p.m. at Ross Street Patio
• Writes of Winter writing contest – through January 15, hosted by Red Deer Arts Council
•  Winter Market – November 24 and 25 at Millennium Centre
• Rare & Remarkable Artisan Market – November 25 at Red Deer Museum + Art Gallery
• Capstone Winter Nights Festival – December 1, 2 and 3 at Canada 150 Square
• Downtown Twinkle Tour – December 15 throughout downtown
• Santa’s Bus Tour – December 8, 9, 15 and 16 starting at 5:30 p.m.

Visit City Hall Park any time after November 16 to enjoy a beautiful display of colourful lights and festive decorations. Lights are turned on every day from sunset to sunrise until mid-January.

For more information on Red Deer Lights the Nights activities, presented by The City of Red Deer and the Downtown Business Association (DBA), visit reddeer.ca/RDLIGHTS and follow The City and DBA on social media.

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  / Exhibition rund Dec 1 to February 8  / Facility closed Dec 23/23 through Jan 1/24.

Red Deer Lights the Nights returns as a month-long celebration of the holiday season.

Free, family-friendly activities are happening downtown and throughout the community, including:

• North Pole Patio Party – November 17 from 4-7 p.m. at Ross Street Patio
• Writes of Winter writing contest – through January 15, hosted by Red Deer Arts Council
•  Winter Market – November 24 and 25 at Millennium Centre
• Rare & Remarkable Artisan Market – November 25 at Red Deer Museum + Art Gallery
• Capstone Winter Nights Festival – December 1, 2 and 3 at Canada 150 Square
• Downtown Twinkle Tour – December 15 throughout downtown
• Santa’s Bus Tour – December 8, 9, 15 and 16 starting at 5:30 p.m.

Visit City Hall Park any time after November 16 to enjoy a beautiful display of colourful lights and festive decorations. Lights are turned on every day from sunset to sunrise until mid-January.

For more information on Red Deer Lights the Nights activities, presented by The City of Red Deer and the Downtown Business Association (DBA), visit reddeer.ca/RDLIGHTS and follow The City and DBA on social media.

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  / Exhibition rund Dec 1 to February 8  / Facility closed Dec 23/23 through Jan 1/24.

Festive Treasures Market by Crimson Star Events
Live Music, Festive Carnival, Vendors & More!

Red Deer Lights the Nights returns as a month-long celebration of the holiday season.

Free, family-friendly activities are happening downtown and throughout the community, including:

• North Pole Patio Party – November 17 from 4-7 p.m. at Ross Street Patio
• Writes of Winter writing contest – through January 15, hosted by Red Deer Arts Council
•  Winter Market – November 24 and 25 at Millennium Centre
• Rare & Remarkable Artisan Market – November 25 at Red Deer Museum + Art Gallery
• Capstone Winter Nights Festival – December 1, 2 and 3 at Canada 150 Square
• Downtown Twinkle Tour – December 15 throughout downtown
• Santa’s Bus Tour – December 8, 9, 15 and 16 starting at 5:30 p.m.

Visit City Hall Park any time after November 16 to enjoy a beautiful display of colourful lights and festive decorations. Lights are turned on every day from sunset to sunrise until mid-January.

For more information on Red Deer Lights the Nights activities, presented by The City of Red Deer and the Downtown Business Association (DBA), visit reddeer.ca/RDLIGHTS and follow The City and DBA on social media.

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  / Exhibition rund Dec 1 to February 8  / Facility closed Dec 23/23 through Jan 1/24.

Red Deer Lights the Nights returns as a month-long celebration of the holiday season.

Free, family-friendly activities are happening downtown and throughout the community, including:

• North Pole Patio Party – November 17 from 4-7 p.m. at Ross Street Patio
• Writes of Winter writing contest – through January 15, hosted by Red Deer Arts Council
•  Winter Market – November 24 and 25 at Millennium Centre
• Rare & Remarkable Artisan Market – November 25 at Red Deer Museum + Art Gallery
• Capstone Winter Nights Festival – December 1, 2 and 3 at Canada 150 Square
• Downtown Twinkle Tour – December 15 throughout downtown
• Santa’s Bus Tour – December 8, 9, 15 and 16 starting at 5:30 p.m.

Visit City Hall Park any time after November 16 to enjoy a beautiful display of colourful lights and festive decorations. Lights are turned on every day from sunset to sunrise until mid-January.

For more information on Red Deer Lights the Nights activities, presented by The City of Red Deer and the Downtown Business Association (DBA), visit reddeer.ca/RDLIGHTS and follow The City and DBA on social media.

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  / Exhibition rund Dec 1 to February 8  / Facility closed Dec 23/23 through Jan 1/24.

Red Deer Lights the Nights returns as a month-long celebration of the holiday season.

Free, family-friendly activities are happening downtown and throughout the community, including:

• North Pole Patio Party – November 17 from 4-7 p.m. at Ross Street Patio
• Writes of Winter writing contest – through January 15, hosted by Red Deer Arts Council
•  Winter Market – November 24 and 25 at Millennium Centre
• Rare & Remarkable Artisan Market – November 25 at Red Deer Museum + Art Gallery
• Capstone Winter Nights Festival – December 1, 2 and 3 at Canada 150 Square
• Downtown Twinkle Tour – December 15 throughout downtown
• Santa’s Bus Tour – December 8, 9, 15 and 16 starting at 5:30 p.m.

Visit City Hall Park any time after November 16 to enjoy a beautiful display of colourful lights and festive decorations. Lights are turned on every day from sunset to sunrise until mid-January.

For more information on Red Deer Lights the Nights activities, presented by The City of Red Deer and the Downtown Business Association (DBA), visit reddeer.ca/RDLIGHTS and follow The City and DBA on social media.

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  / Exhibition rund Dec 1 to February 8  / Facility closed Dec 23/23 through Jan 1/24.

Red Deer Lights the Nights returns as a month-long celebration of the holiday season.

Free, family-friendly activities are happening downtown and throughout the community, including:

• North Pole Patio Party – November 17 from 4-7 p.m. at Ross Street Patio
• Writes of Winter writing contest – through January 15, hosted by Red Deer Arts Council
•  Winter Market – November 24 and 25 at Millennium Centre
• Rare & Remarkable Artisan Market – November 25 at Red Deer Museum + Art Gallery
• Capstone Winter Nights Festival – December 1, 2 and 3 at Canada 150 Square
• Downtown Twinkle Tour – December 15 throughout downtown
• Santa’s Bus Tour – December 8, 9, 15 and 16 starting at 5:30 p.m.

Visit City Hall Park any time after November 16 to enjoy a beautiful display of colourful lights and festive decorations. Lights are turned on every day from sunset to sunrise until mid-January.

For more information on Red Deer Lights the Nights activities, presented by The City of Red Deer and the Downtown Business Association (DBA), visit reddeer.ca/RDLIGHTS and follow The City and DBA on social media.

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  / Exhibition rund Dec 1 to February 8  / Facility closed Dec 23/23 through Jan 1/24.

Join us for a conversation with someone remarkable who will share their experiences living life in crescendo. Register at rdpl.org/events or by phone at 403-346-4576.

Red Deer Lights the Nights returns as a month-long celebration of the holiday season.

Free, family-friendly activities are happening downtown and throughout the community, including:

• North Pole Patio Party – November 17 from 4-7 p.m. at Ross Street Patio
• Writes of Winter writing contest – through January 15, hosted by Red Deer Arts Council
•  Winter Market – November 24 and 25 at Millennium Centre
• Rare & Remarkable Artisan Market – November 25 at Red Deer Museum + Art Gallery
• Capstone Winter Nights Festival – December 1, 2 and 3 at Canada 150 Square
• Downtown Twinkle Tour – December 15 throughout downtown
• Santa’s Bus Tour – December 8, 9, 15 and 16 starting at 5:30 p.m.

Visit City Hall Park any time after November 16 to enjoy a beautiful display of colourful lights and festive decorations. Lights are turned on every day from sunset to sunrise until mid-January.

For more information on Red Deer Lights the Nights activities, presented by The City of Red Deer and the Downtown Business Association (DBA), visit reddeer.ca/RDLIGHTS and follow The City and DBA on social media.

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  / Exhibition rund Dec 1 to February 8  / Facility closed Dec 23/23 through Jan 1/24.

Are you a homeschool family? Meetup with other homeschool families at the Library! This month we're sharing cookies! Bring cookies with recipes to share.

For one night many Downtown businesses remain open late to help Red Deerians with their holiday shopping and to encourage the support of local businesses. From 4-7PM, downtown visitors are invited to grab a free hot chocolate and a copy of the holiday scavenger hunt on the Ross Street Patio. Check out the beautiful window displays and City Hall lights and pick up some Reindeer Food & Snowman Soup on your way to your favourite shops. Visit https://downtownreddeer.com/north-pole-stroll/ for more information.

Red Deer Lights the Nights returns as a month-long celebration of the holiday season.

Free, family-friendly activities are happening downtown and throughout the community, including:

• North Pole Patio Party – November 17 from 4-7 p.m. at Ross Street Patio
• Writes of Winter writing contest – through January 15, hosted by Red Deer Arts Council
•  Winter Market – November 24 and 25 at Millennium Centre
• Rare & Remarkable Artisan Market – November 25 at Red Deer Museum + Art Gallery
• Capstone Winter Nights Festival – December 1, 2 and 3 at Canada 150 Square
• Downtown Twinkle Tour – December 15 throughout downtown
• Santa’s Bus Tour – December 8, 9, 15 and 16 starting at 5:30 p.m.

Visit City Hall Park any time after November 16 to enjoy a beautiful display of colourful lights and festive decorations. Lights are turned on every day from sunset to sunrise until mid-January.

For more information on Red Deer Lights the Nights activities, presented by The City of Red Deer and the Downtown Business Association (DBA), visit reddeer.ca/RDLIGHTS and follow The City and DBA on social media.

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  / Exhibition rund Dec 1 to February 8  / Facility closed Dec 23/23 through Jan 1/24.

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  / Exhibition rund Dec 1 to February 8  / Facility closed Dec 23/23 through Jan 1/24.

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  / Exhibition rund Dec 1 to February 8  / Facility closed Dec 23/23 through Jan 1/24.

Wear your PJs and join us for holiday-themed puppet shows, stories, activities and crafts! For ages 5 and up (8 and under must be accompanied by an adult). Register at rdpl.org/events and join us for some festive fun! (Be sure to check out the beautiful holiday lights display in City Hall Park before or after the program!)

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  / Exhibition rund Dec 1 to February 8  / Facility closed Dec 23/23 through Jan 1/24.

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  / Exhibition rund Dec 1 to February 8  / Facility closed Dec 23/23 through Jan 1/24.

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  / Exhibition rund Dec 1 to February 8  / Facility closed Dec 23/23 through Jan 1/24.

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  / Exhibition rund Dec 1 to February 8  / Facility closed Dec 23/23 through Jan 1/24.

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  /  until  February 8th. 

Cristy Rusnell is a self-taught photographer with a passion for the natural world practicing in Central Alberta.  Alberta's seasons, landscapes and wildlife have provided a perfect backdrop for her photographic art.  View her photographs October 4 - January 31 in the Corridor Communnity Gallery, in the Recreation Centre.  

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  /  until  February 8th. 

Cristy Rusnell is a self-taught photographer with a passion for the natural world practicing in Central Alberta.  Alberta's seasons, landscapes and wildlife have provided a perfect backdrop for her photographic art.  View her photographs October 4 - January 31 in the Corridor Communnity Gallery, in the Recreation Centre.  

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  /  until  February 8th. 

Cristy Rusnell is a self-taught photographer with a passion for the natural world practicing in Central Alberta.  Alberta's seasons, landscapes and wildlife have provided a perfect backdrop for her photographic art.  View her photographs October 4 - January 31 in the Corridor Communnity Gallery, in the Recreation Centre.  

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  /  until  February 8th. 

Cristy Rusnell is a self-taught photographer with a passion for the natural world practicing in Central Alberta.  Alberta's seasons, landscapes and wildlife have provided a perfect backdrop for her photographic art.  View her photographs October 4 - January 31 in the Corridor Communnity Gallery, in the Recreation Centre.  

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  /  until  February 8th. 

Cristy Rusnell is a self-taught photographer with a passion for the natural world practicing in Central Alberta.  Alberta's seasons, landscapes and wildlife have provided a perfect backdrop for her photographic art.  View her photographs October 4 - January 31 in the Corridor Communnity Gallery, in the Recreation Centre.  

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  /  until  February 8th. 

Cristy Rusnell is a self-taught photographer with a passion for the natural world practicing in Central Alberta.  Alberta's seasons, landscapes and wildlife have provided a perfect backdrop for her photographic art.  View her photographs October 4 - January 31 in the Corridor Communnity Gallery, in the Recreation Centre.  

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  /  until  February 8th. 

Cristy Rusnell is a self-taught photographer with a passion for the natural world practicing in Central Alberta.  Alberta's seasons, landscapes and wildlife have provided a perfect backdrop for her photographic art.  View her photographs October 4 - January 31 in the Corridor Communnity Gallery, in the Recreation Centre.  

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  /  until  February 8th. 

Cristy Rusnell is a self-taught photographer with a passion for the natural world practicing in Central Alberta.  Alberta's seasons, landscapes and wildlife have provided a perfect backdrop for her photographic art.  View her photographs October 4 - January 31 in the Corridor Communnity Gallery, in the Recreation Centre.  

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  /  until  February 8th. 

Cristy Rusnell is a self-taught photographer with a passion for the natural world practicing in Central Alberta.  Alberta's seasons, landscapes and wildlife have provided a perfect backdrop for her photographic art.  View her photographs October 4 - January 31 in the Corridor Communnity Gallery, in the Recreation Centre.  

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  /  until  February 8th. 

Cristy Rusnell is a self-taught photographer with a passion for the natural world practicing in Central Alberta.  Alberta's seasons, landscapes and wildlife have provided a perfect backdrop for her photographic art.  View her photographs October 4 - January 31 in the Corridor Communnity Gallery, in the Recreation Centre.  

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  /  until  February 8th. 

Cristy Rusnell is a self-taught photographer with a passion for the natural world practicing in Central Alberta.  Alberta's seasons, landscapes and wildlife have provided a perfect backdrop for her photographic art.  View her photographs October 4 - January 31 in the Corridor Communnity Gallery, in the Recreation Centre.  

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  /  until  February 8th. 

Cristy Rusnell is a self-taught photographer with a passion for the natural world practicing in Central Alberta.  Alberta's seasons, landscapes and wildlife have provided a perfect backdrop for her photographic art.  View her photographs October 4 - January 31 in the Corridor Communnity Gallery, in the Recreation Centre.  

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  /  until  February 8th. 

Cristy Rusnell is a self-taught photographer with a passion for the natural world practicing in Central Alberta.  Alberta's seasons, landscapes and wildlife have provided a perfect backdrop for her photographic art.  View her photographs October 4 - January 31 in the Corridor Communnity Gallery, in the Recreation Centre.  

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  /  until  February 8th. 

Cristy Rusnell is a self-taught photographer with a passion for the natural world practicing in Central Alberta.  Alberta's seasons, landscapes and wildlife have provided a perfect backdrop for her photographic art.  View her photographs October 4 - January 31 in the Corridor Communnity Gallery, in the Recreation Centre.  

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  /  until  February 8th. 

Cristy Rusnell is a self-taught photographer with a passion for the natural world practicing in Central Alberta.  Alberta's seasons, landscapes and wildlife have provided a perfect backdrop for her photographic art.  View her photographs October 4 - January 31 in the Corridor Communnity Gallery, in the Recreation Centre.  

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  /  until  February 8th. 

Cristy Rusnell is a self-taught photographer with a passion for the natural world practicing in Central Alberta.  Alberta's seasons, landscapes and wildlife have provided a perfect backdrop for her photographic art.  View her photographs October 4 - January 31 in the Corridor Communnity Gallery, in the Recreation Centre.  

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  /  until  February 8th. 

Cristy Rusnell is a self-taught photographer with a passion for the natural world practicing in Central Alberta.  Alberta's seasons, landscapes and wildlife have provided a perfect backdrop for her photographic art.  View her photographs October 4 - January 31 in the Corridor Communnity Gallery, in the Recreation Centre.  

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  /  until  February 8th. 

Cristy Rusnell is a self-taught photographer with a passion for the natural world practicing in Central Alberta.  Alberta's seasons, landscapes and wildlife have provided a perfect backdrop for her photographic art.  View her photographs October 4 - January 31 in the Corridor Communnity Gallery, in the Recreation Centre.  

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  /  until  February 8th. 

Cristy Rusnell is a self-taught photographer with a passion for the natural world practicing in Central Alberta.  Alberta's seasons, landscapes and wildlife have provided a perfect backdrop for her photographic art.  View her photographs October 4 - January 31 in the Corridor Communnity Gallery, in the Recreation Centre.  

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  /  until  February 8th. 

Cristy Rusnell is a self-taught photographer with a passion for the natural world practicing in Central Alberta.  Alberta's seasons, landscapes and wildlife have provided a perfect backdrop for her photographic art.  View her photographs October 4 - January 31 in the Corridor Communnity Gallery, in the Recreation Centre.  

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  /  until  February 8th. 

Cristy Rusnell is a self-taught photographer with a passion for the natural world practicing in Central Alberta.  Alberta's seasons, landscapes and wildlife have provided a perfect backdrop for her photographic art.  View her photographs October 4 - January 31 in the Corridor Communnity Gallery, in the Recreation Centre.  

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  /  until  February 8th. 

Cristy Rusnell is a self-taught photographer with a passion for the natural world practicing in Central Alberta.  Alberta's seasons, landscapes and wildlife have provided a perfect backdrop for her photographic art.  View her photographs October 4 - January 31 in the Corridor Communnity Gallery, in the Recreation Centre.  

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  /  until  February 8th. 

Cristy Rusnell is a self-taught photographer with a passion for the natural world practicing in Central Alberta.  Alberta's seasons, landscapes and wildlife have provided a perfect backdrop for her photographic art.  View her photographs October 4 - January 31 in the Corridor Communnity Gallery, in the Recreation Centre.  

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  /  until  February 8th. 

Cristy Rusnell is a self-taught photographer with a passion for the natural world practicing in Central Alberta.  Alberta's seasons, landscapes and wildlife have provided a perfect backdrop for her photographic art.  View her photographs October 4 - January 31 in the Corridor Communnity Gallery, in the Recreation Centre.  

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  /  until  February 8th. 

Cristy Rusnell is a self-taught photographer with a passion for the natural world practicing in Central Alberta.  Alberta's seasons, landscapes and wildlife have provided a perfect backdrop for her photographic art.  View her photographs October 4 - January 31 in the Corridor Communnity Gallery, in the Recreation Centre.  

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  /  until  February 8th. 

Cristy Rusnell is a self-taught photographer with a passion for the natural world practicing in Central Alberta.  Alberta's seasons, landscapes and wildlife have provided a perfect backdrop for her photographic art.  View her photographs October 4 - January 31 in the Corridor Communnity Gallery, in the Recreation Centre.  

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  /  until  February 8th. 

Cristy Rusnell is a self-taught photographer with a passion for the natural world practicing in Central Alberta.  Alberta's seasons, landscapes and wildlife have provided a perfect backdrop for her photographic art.  View her photographs October 4 - January 31 in the Corridor Communnity Gallery, in the Recreation Centre.  

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  /  until  February 8th. 

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  /  until  February 8th. 

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  /  until  February 8th. 

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  /  until  February 8th. 

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  /  until  February 8th. 

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  /  until  February 8th. 

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  /  until  February 8th. 

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  /  until  February 8th. 

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  /  until  February 8th. 

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  /  until  February 8th. 

Bangu Ntaisi is a Zimbabwean Canadian artist who uses satire, pop art, poster art and surrealism to encourage the viewer to question commonly held notions of people, situations, and events.  / Gallery hours: M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.  /  until  February 8th.