"U.S. level of wealth
while
preserving a
Canadian-style
quality of life"
- TD Economics
2003
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The city has been named the Cultural Capital of Canada and is home to the
Alberta Sports Hall of Fame
-- sports,
fitness, art, music, theatre, culture, history.
Indoors or outdoors, the
Red Deer Region features every recreational option imaginable.
Live
theatre,
a symphony orchestra, marching bands, artisan displays,
cultural events, festivals, boating, fishing, skiing, golfing, walking
trails, ice skating, hockey, swimming, soccer, rodeos, baseball,
trade shows,
agricultural shows, exhibitions, art, museums, fine cuisine,
dance, shopping, heritage sites, service clubs, parades,
curling, bowling, libraries -- you name it!
The region has hosted major national
and international events including World Curling Championships and
national figure skating events.
Red Deer is home to the Alberta Sports
Hall of Fame, the Red Deer Rebels of the Western Hockey League, the
extensive Waskasoo Park system, Fort Normandeau, the Westerner
Exhibition, the Collicutt Recreation Centre, and many more first-class
facilities.
 The surrounding area includes Canyon Ski Hill, Sylvan Lake, Daines Rodeo, Markerville and Dickson historical villages, Stettler
train excursions, Innisfail wildlife park, a multitude of
excellent golf courses, recreational lakes and tours.
Facilities
Winter Olympians
Golf Courses
Coming Soon: Arts and
Culture
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Alberta Sports Hall of Fame
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