“There is always something to do. Always!” |
“I can be in a meeting in Calgary within the hour, and home again in time to go fishing before dinner.” |
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Arts & CultureThe Arts Cranbrook has a vibrant and diversified arts community, which encompasses visual, performance and indigenous arts. Cranbrook has its own Arts Council and Cranbrook's junior and secondary schools also promote the arts. The Key City Theatre is well known for showcasing local talent and bringing fantastic productions to Cranbrook. Each year, Cranbrook mounts a visual arts show and April is Performing Arts Month in the City.
Cranbrook is rich in both culture and historical heritage.
The TRAINS DELUXE - The Canadian Museum of Rail Travel affords a look at the region's rich railway history. This internationally recognizied tourist attraction boasts historical trains, tours and, as its centre piece, the completely restored 1906 Royal Alexandra Hall. The St. Eugene's Mission for instance, showcases Ktnuaxa heritage,while Fort Steele, a popular tourist stop, provides a glimpse into the first years of Cranbrook and area. Other heritage sites and historical homes abound in Cranbrook and the area. |
