18

February 2025

Foster Caregiver Information Session

Want to learn more about fostering? Come join a virtual information session and learn more. 

  • Virtual, Virtual
  • 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM

27

February 2025

The Future of Work Career Fair and Conference

The Future of Work Career Fair and Conference is hosted by Career Education and Experience Development (CEED) and Donald School of Business, Science, and Computing. This event will connect employers, RDP students, and the community for recruitment opportunities and discussions on meaningful employment. All attendees will have a chance to explore current trends and topics in employment and workforce development through panels, speakers and networking opportunities.  

  • Cenovus Energy Learning Common - RDP Main Campus, 100 Donald Blvd
  • 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM

3

March 2025

Foster Caregiver Information Session

Interested in becoming a caregiver to a child in need? We are recruiting foster parents in Central Alberta. Please attend a virtual informaiton session to learn more. 

  • Virtual, Virtual
  • 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM

7

March 2025

Opal’s Million Dollar Duck

In CAT’s final show of the season, we visit a cluttered little store off the beaten track to the sleepy edge of town and an unexpected, far-from-quiet tussle over a fortune.

Opal’s Million Dollar Duck by John Patrick. Directed by Susan Dearing.

Farce

Searching for costumes for their next production, Desmond and Queenie, the “stars” of the local summer-stock company, drop by “Opal’s Antique Junque Shop.” While rooting through Opal’s treasures they spot a nondescript oil painting—a still life of a dead mallard duck and an apple—and recalling an item in the morning newspaper about an old master who has disappeared from the local art museum, suddenly realize that this may be the missing canvas, for which the insurance company is offering a sizable reward. Summoning up all their acting skills, they try to charm Opal into selling the painting for a pittance, but she explains that she plans to give it to her friend, Rosie, as a birthday present, whereupon the plot thickens hilariously. Desmond and Queenie resort to everything from outrageous flattery to knock-out drops trying to get their hands on the picture. Rosie, however, rejects it on the grounds that it reminds her of her pet duck (which was run over by a truck); and the plotters, much to their glee, march off triumphantly with their prize—unaware that a later edition of the paper carries a new item: The old master has been found, and the canvas that disappeared was a worthless copy that the museum had thrown out with the garbage!

The play runs from March 7 to 16, 2025, in the Studio Theatre upstairs at CAT Studios (Red Deer Memorial Centre).

“Dinner & a Show” 10% OFF select menu items

Show your Showpass ticket for a discount on CAT 2024-2025 show dates with “Dinner & a Show” offer at select downtown restaurants.

In partnership with the Downtown Business Association.

  • Central Alberta Theatre, 4214 58 St
  • 7:30 PM - 10:00 PM

8

March 2025

Opal’s Million Dollar Duck

In CAT’s final show of the season, we visit a cluttered little store off the beaten track to the sleepy edge of town and an unexpected, far-from-quiet tussle over a fortune.

Opal’s Million Dollar Duck by John Patrick. Directed by Susan Dearing.

Farce

Searching for costumes for their next production, Desmond and Queenie, the “stars” of the local summer-stock company, drop by “Opal’s Antique Junque Shop.” While rooting through Opal’s treasures they spot a nondescript oil painting—a still life of a dead mallard duck and an apple—and recalling an item in the morning newspaper about an old master who has disappeared from the local art museum, suddenly realize that this may be the missing canvas, for which the insurance company is offering a sizable reward. Summoning up all their acting skills, they try to charm Opal into selling the painting for a pittance, but she explains that she plans to give it to her friend, Rosie, as a birthday present, whereupon the plot thickens hilariously. Desmond and Queenie resort to everything from outrageous flattery to knock-out drops trying to get their hands on the picture. Rosie, however, rejects it on the grounds that it reminds her of her pet duck (which was run over by a truck); and the plotters, much to their glee, march off triumphantly with their prize—unaware that a later edition of the paper carries a new item: The old master has been found, and the canvas that disappeared was a worthless copy that the museum had thrown out with the garbage!

The play runs from March 7 to 16, 2025, in the Studio Theatre upstairs at CAT Studios (Red Deer Memorial Centre).

“Dinner & a Show” 10% OFF select menu items

Show your Showpass ticket for a discount on CAT 2024-2025 show dates with “Dinner & a Show” offer at select downtown restaurants.

In partnership with the Downtown Business Association.

  • Central Alberta Theatre, 4214 58 St
  • 7:30 PM - 10:00 PM

9

March 2025

Opal’s Million Dollar Duck

In CAT’s final show of the season, we visit a cluttered little store off the beaten track to the sleepy edge of town and an unexpected, far-from-quiet tussle over a fortune.

Opal’s Million Dollar Duck by John Patrick. Directed by Susan Dearing.

Farce

Searching for costumes for their next production, Desmond and Queenie, the “stars” of the local summer-stock company, drop by “Opal’s Antique Junque Shop.” While rooting through Opal’s treasures they spot a nondescript oil painting—a still life of a dead mallard duck and an apple—and recalling an item in the morning newspaper about an old master who has disappeared from the local art museum, suddenly realize that this may be the missing canvas, for which the insurance company is offering a sizable reward. Summoning up all their acting skills, they try to charm Opal into selling the painting for a pittance, but she explains that she plans to give it to her friend, Rosie, as a birthday present, whereupon the plot thickens hilariously. Desmond and Queenie resort to everything from outrageous flattery to knock-out drops trying to get their hands on the picture. Rosie, however, rejects it on the grounds that it reminds her of her pet duck (which was run over by a truck); and the plotters, much to their glee, march off triumphantly with their prize—unaware that a later edition of the paper carries a new item: The old master has been found, and the canvas that disappeared was a worthless copy that the museum had thrown out with the garbage!

The play runs from March 7 to 16, 2025, in the Studio Theatre upstairs at CAT Studios (Red Deer Memorial Centre).

“Dinner & a Show” 10% OFF select menu items

Show your Showpass ticket for a discount on CAT 2024-2025 show dates with “Dinner & a Show” offer at select downtown restaurants.

In partnership with the Downtown Business Association.

  • Central Alberta Theatre, 4214 58 St
  • 1:00 PM - 3:30 PM

13

March 2025

Opal’s Million Dollar Duck

In CAT’s final show of the season, we visit a cluttered little store off the beaten track to the sleepy edge of town and an unexpected, far-from-quiet tussle over a fortune.

Opal’s Million Dollar Duck by John Patrick. Directed by Susan Dearing.

Farce

Searching for costumes for their next production, Desmond and Queenie, the “stars” of the local summer-stock company, drop by “Opal’s Antique Junque Shop.” While rooting through Opal’s treasures they spot a nondescript oil painting—a still life of a dead mallard duck and an apple—and recalling an item in the morning newspaper about an old master who has disappeared from the local art museum, suddenly realize that this may be the missing canvas, for which the insurance company is offering a sizable reward. Summoning up all their acting skills, they try to charm Opal into selling the painting for a pittance, but she explains that she plans to give it to her friend, Rosie, as a birthday present, whereupon the plot thickens hilariously. Desmond and Queenie resort to everything from outrageous flattery to knock-out drops trying to get their hands on the picture. Rosie, however, rejects it on the grounds that it reminds her of her pet duck (which was run over by a truck); and the plotters, much to their glee, march off triumphantly with their prize—unaware that a later edition of the paper carries a new item: The old master has been found, and the canvas that disappeared was a worthless copy that the museum had thrown out with the garbage!

The play runs from March 7 to 16, 2025, in the Studio Theatre upstairs at CAT Studios (Red Deer Memorial Centre).

“Dinner & a Show” 10% OFF select menu items

Show your Showpass ticket for a discount on CAT 2024-2025 show dates with “Dinner & a Show” offer at select downtown restaurants.

In partnership with the Downtown Business Association.

  • Central Alberta Theatre, 4214 58 St
  • 7:30 PM - 10:00 PM

14

March 2025

Opal’s Million Dollar Duck

In CAT’s final show of the season, we visit a cluttered little store off the beaten track to the sleepy edge of town and an unexpected, far-from-quiet tussle over a fortune.

Opal’s Million Dollar Duck by John Patrick. Directed by Susan Dearing.

Farce

Searching for costumes for their next production, Desmond and Queenie, the “stars” of the local summer-stock company, drop by “Opal’s Antique Junque Shop.” While rooting through Opal’s treasures they spot a nondescript oil painting—a still life of a dead mallard duck and an apple—and recalling an item in the morning newspaper about an old master who has disappeared from the local art museum, suddenly realize that this may be the missing canvas, for which the insurance company is offering a sizable reward. Summoning up all their acting skills, they try to charm Opal into selling the painting for a pittance, but she explains that she plans to give it to her friend, Rosie, as a birthday present, whereupon the plot thickens hilariously. Desmond and Queenie resort to everything from outrageous flattery to knock-out drops trying to get their hands on the picture. Rosie, however, rejects it on the grounds that it reminds her of her pet duck (which was run over by a truck); and the plotters, much to their glee, march off triumphantly with their prize—unaware that a later edition of the paper carries a new item: The old master has been found, and the canvas that disappeared was a worthless copy that the museum had thrown out with the garbage!

The play runs from March 7 to 16, 2025, in the Studio Theatre upstairs at CAT Studios (Red Deer Memorial Centre).

“Dinner & a Show” 10% OFF select menu items

Show your Showpass ticket for a discount on CAT 2024-2025 show dates with “Dinner & a Show” offer at select downtown restaurants.

In partnership with the Downtown Business Association.

  • Central Alberta Theatre, 4214 58 St
  • 7:30 PM - 10:00 PM

15

March 2025

Opal’s Million Dollar Duck

In CAT’s final show of the season, we visit a cluttered little store off the beaten track to the sleepy edge of town and an unexpected, far-from-quiet tussle over a fortune.

Opal’s Million Dollar Duck by John Patrick. Directed by Susan Dearing.

Farce

Searching for costumes for their next production, Desmond and Queenie, the “stars” of the local summer-stock company, drop by “Opal’s Antique Junque Shop.” While rooting through Opal’s treasures they spot a nondescript oil painting—a still life of a dead mallard duck and an apple—and recalling an item in the morning newspaper about an old master who has disappeared from the local art museum, suddenly realize that this may be the missing canvas, for which the insurance company is offering a sizable reward. Summoning up all their acting skills, they try to charm Opal into selling the painting for a pittance, but she explains that she plans to give it to her friend, Rosie, as a birthday present, whereupon the plot thickens hilariously. Desmond and Queenie resort to everything from outrageous flattery to knock-out drops trying to get their hands on the picture. Rosie, however, rejects it on the grounds that it reminds her of her pet duck (which was run over by a truck); and the plotters, much to their glee, march off triumphantly with their prize—unaware that a later edition of the paper carries a new item: The old master has been found, and the canvas that disappeared was a worthless copy that the museum had thrown out with the garbage!

The play runs from March 7 to 16, 2025, in the Studio Theatre upstairs at CAT Studios (Red Deer Memorial Centre).

“Dinner & a Show” 10% OFF select menu items

Show your Showpass ticket for a discount on CAT 2024-2025 show dates with “Dinner & a Show” offer at select downtown restaurants.

In partnership with the Downtown Business Association.

  • Central Alberta Theatre, 4214 58 St
  • 7:30 PM - 10:00 PM

16

March 2025

Opal’s Million Dollar Duck

In CAT’s final show of the season, we visit a cluttered little store off the beaten track to the sleepy edge of town and an unexpected, far-from-quiet tussle over a fortune.

Opal’s Million Dollar Duck by John Patrick. Directed by Susan Dearing.

Farce

Searching for costumes for their next production, Desmond and Queenie, the “stars” of the local summer-stock company, drop by “Opal’s Antique Junque Shop.” While rooting through Opal’s treasures they spot a nondescript oil painting—a still life of a dead mallard duck and an apple—and recalling an item in the morning newspaper about an old master who has disappeared from the local art museum, suddenly realize that this may be the missing canvas, for which the insurance company is offering a sizable reward. Summoning up all their acting skills, they try to charm Opal into selling the painting for a pittance, but she explains that she plans to give it to her friend, Rosie, as a birthday present, whereupon the plot thickens hilariously. Desmond and Queenie resort to everything from outrageous flattery to knock-out drops trying to get their hands on the picture. Rosie, however, rejects it on the grounds that it reminds her of her pet duck (which was run over by a truck); and the plotters, much to their glee, march off triumphantly with their prize—unaware that a later edition of the paper carries a new item: The old master has been found, and the canvas that disappeared was a worthless copy that the museum had thrown out with the garbage!

The play runs from March 7 to 16, 2025, in the Studio Theatre upstairs at CAT Studios (Red Deer Memorial Centre).

“Dinner & a Show” 10% OFF select menu items

Show your Showpass ticket for a discount on CAT 2024-2025 show dates with “Dinner & a Show” offer at select downtown restaurants.

In partnership with the Downtown Business Association.

  • Central Alberta Theatre, 4214 58 St
  • 1:00 PM - 3:30 PM

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