Festival Hall

Name: Festival Hall
Address: 4214 58 Street, Red Deer, AB, T4N2L6, CA
Telephone: +14033460055
Price range: $$
Rating: 2.6

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Festival Hall

Festival Hall is a bright, 3750 sq. ft. space featuring a 1,225 sq.

dance floor, a stage, a high ceiling, large windows and a mezzanine that follows the full length of the building and is accessible by a spiral staircase.

05/23/2024

🌸 Asian Heritage Month 🌸

May is Asian Heritage Month!

📣 Join us on Tuesday, May 28, 6:00PM-8:00PM at the Festival Hall to celebrate the rich cultures and contributions of Asian Canadians.

This year's theme, “Preserving the Past, Embracing the Future: Amplifying Asian Canadian Legacy,” honors their achievements and looks ahead with hope.

Let's recognize and appreciate the voices and stories that have shaped Canada. 🌏✨

02/27/2024

Remember- Reimagine - Rebuild

02/20/2024

08/30/2023

The Cronquist Tea House will be having a revised menu for the week of August 30 - September 2, to accommodate staff holidays. There will be daily .
specials, but no Tea for One or Tea for Two's
Thank you for continued support of our not for profit Tea House.

07/20/2023

We are excited to invite you to attend our Multicultural Market as part of the city -wide celebrations for Alberta Culture Days. Arts, Crafts, Food and more will be on sale at this event. We are taking registrations for free tables. See details on the Poster.

06/21/2023

06/08/2023

01/14/2023

11/10/2021

The Festival Hall will soon be hosting the Central Alberta Dinner Theatres.

Address

4214 58 Street
Red Deer, AB
T4N2L6

Telephone

+14033460055

Website

http://www.rdchs.com/

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The Beginning

Historically, Festival Hall was a part of the Armory known as the shooting range and was transformed into an assembly hall. It later became a gymnasium used by Lindsay Thurber Comprehensive High School. In 1988 the gymnasium was leased to the Red Deer Folk Festival Society. With the support of member groups, the City of Red Deer, the Government of Canada and many volunteers, the gymnasium was renovated to create a warm and attractive community facility. Festival Hall was chosen as its name to reflect the origins of the Society. The west side of the Armory is now the Memorial Centre theatre. The Red Deer International Folk Festival changed its name to the Red Deer Cultural Heritage Society in 1996 to better represent its member groups which include many of Red Deer's ethno- cultural Societies.