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April at The Vault
The Vault Cultural Collective Launches A Fundraiser
On May 10th, The Vault Cultural Collective and Greg Rider will be holding a Joint Fundraiser at Strathmore United Church at 7:30 pm. The event will be held in conjunction with Canada Mental Health Week, May 5 - 11, 2025. The concert will help raise funds for the day to day operations of The Vault Cultural Collective and to help fund Greg Rider's new Album ROAM and the release of the title track THANKS ALBERTA! Tickets are $25 for Adults and Seniors and $10 for Youth. The Vault Cultural Collective and Greg Rider would appreciate your support! It promises to be a great evening!
A Tisket A Tasket, Let's Make an Easter Basket!
On Saturday April 12th, 10 am - 12 noon, join Yvonne Way in "A Tisket, A Tasket, Let's Make an Easter Basket!" Join Yvonne for a Fun & Creative Morning Making a Spring Floral Centrepiece! You might even find the Easter Bunny hiding in the Greens! The Registration deadline is April 5th. The $75 fee includes instruction and materials. Come join us! Register at The Vault!
HAPPY EASTER From The Vault!
The Vault has launched our Happy Easter Campaign! Purchase an Item, excluding Tickets, before Easter and be Entered into a Draw to win a $50.00 Vault Gift Certificate! Be sure to HOP in for last minute GIFTS!
REGISTRATION IS OPEN for The Vault's Second Annual Summer Drama Camp
The Vault is excited to be presenting its Second Annual Summer Drama Camp, EXPLORING THE ARTIST IN YOU, July 14th -18th, from 10 am to 3 pm at Strathmore United Church! The AMAZING Calgary Young People's Theatre will be back to facilitate the camp! Ages 6 - 15 will be accepted and the campers will be grouped according to age. REGISTER before May 15th to take advantage of the $150 EARLY BIRD Registration Fee. Registrations will be accepted until June 15th or until the camp is full. LIMITED SPACES are available! Register early at THE VAULT or ONLINE at the link below to avoid disappointment!
https://forms.gle/836CLXS687Vuzpui8
Residents of the County of Wheatland can find information and apply for Financial Assistance at https://www.wfcss.org/community-fee-assistance-program.html
Register At The Vault For Senior Power
Beginning April 15th, The Vault Cultural Collective will be selling tickets, cash or cheque only, for the 2025 SENIOR POWER CONFERENCE! The conference will be held Friday May 30th at Hope Community Covenant Church from 8:30 am - 3:30 pm. Tickets are $15! Enjoy a day of educational presentations, door prizes, shopping local vendors and a light lunch. There will be 3 sessions to chose from as well as a noon hour performance by Strathmore's own Melissa Matheson. Register at The Vault beginning April 15th!
The Vault Celebrates Senior's Week 2025 - A Sneak Peek!
The Vault Cultural Collective is already planning for Strathmore's 2025 Senior's Week. This year Senior's Week will run June 2nd to 6th and The Vault has LOTS of activities planned. On Wednesday June 4th from 2-3 pm enjoy Ken Stobbe and his keyboard on the Patio in front of The Vault. On Thursday June 5th join Donna Gauthier as Artist in Residence in The Vault Main Gallery from 10 am - 12 noon and at 2 pm enjoy Shelly McElroy for a special Vault Speaker Series Talk entitled "Cockshutts With Wings" in Upper Gallery! On Friday June 6th at 7 pm join The Patio Set for a Flute Trio Recital featuring The Vault's new GP-3 Digital Grand Piano in The Vault Upper Gallery! More details will be coming soon!
Let's Meet The Patio Set
The Patio Set was founded in the summer of 2020, when musical performances were shut down, due to Covid. Nevertheless, an intrepid group of musicians from the Calgary Wind Symphony decided to form a chamber group of mixed winds and piano (and the occasional string player!) so we could safely bring music to whoever needed some live music in their lives. We played on patios, porches, in parks, driveways, and on
sidewalks. We had tons of fun! The group continues to play at a variety of noon-hour series in some of the churches in Calgary (Pro Arts and Music at Noon) and at Senior’s Residences.
Today’s performers are Terri Shouldice and Rose Schmaltz, flutes and Julie Jacques piano. Collectively they have decades of performing, teaching and coaching experience!! Their concert will feature some very diverse music for 2 flutes and piano, and there’s lots to explore, we assure you!
Terri is a 4th generation native Calgarian who has been studying music and playing her entire life, first on the piano and later on the flute. Terri holds a BMus from the University of Calgary, has been a member of the Calgary Wind Symphony for 45 years and is the current concert master, a position she has held for over 15 years. She additionally has extensive experience playing flute and piccolo in many groups in the city, such as the Rocky Mountain Symphony Orchestra, Alberta Winds, Calgary Civic Symphony and in the Front Row Centre Players. She shares her passion for the flute with young players, teaching clinics in the school system and on the stage in chamber ensembles. Additional passions are her grandsons, reading and long walks.
Rose is also a frequent participant in many organizations around the city. As well as being a 15-year member of the Calgary Wind Symphony, she has diverse musical experiences in the Front Row Centre Players, Rocky Mountain Symphony Orchestra, and the FCC Jazz Flute Big Band. She holds a BSc. In Chemistry, (Music Minor) and her most recent accomplishment is the completion of her Grade 10 Flute certificate, from the Royal Conservatory of Music. Rose maintains an active flute studio in her home in Strathmore where she was awarded the 2021 Business Excellence Award for Home based Business of the Year. She also teaches at the Chinook School of Music. Her students are consistently awarded high marks in festivals and exams, and are successful auditionees for further education.
Julie is originally from Sarnia, Ontario but came to Calgary for her two degrees in Music, Performance and Musicology. She has been a collaborative pianist (aka ‘accompanist’) in Calgary for over 50 years, playing for whatever ‘draws breath or bow’ She has partnered both professionals and students for recitals, masterclass, auditions and competitions. Her chamber music repertoire is in the hundreds. Her motto is
‘Notes to learn, pages to turn’. Julie also plays in the Calgary Wind Symphony, primarily as a French horn player but also is their principal keyboardist and is one of their concert managers. When not practising something or other, Julie is busy playing bridge, quilting and rose gardening.
New Western District Historical Society Display “Before Indoor Plumbing and Running Water“ Features 19th Century English Crockery
The Western District Historical Society has a new DISPLAY at The Vault entitled “Before Indoor Plumbing and Running Water“ and features 19th Century English Crockery. The display was curated by Lynne (Mercer) Fair from some of her private collection. Lynne's father was born in England and when her grandparents emigrated to Strathmore in 1910 & 1911, they brought much of their household with them. None of the crockery in this display is her family’s originals, but the photos of the marble-top wash stands are part of her family’s English bedroom suites. Lynne is very proud that her family farm here is now in its fifth generation.
HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
When early immigrants came from Europe, many well-to-do families were able to bring much of their household belongings and furniture with them. These early porcelain washstand sets were used daily in the era of “carry it in and carry it out“ water usage and conservation. Early prairie settlers had to make do with very practical enamel wash basins and chamber pots, long before the invention of plastic. Usually water was heated in the side reservoir of a coal stove and then taken to the washroom basins for face washing, shaving, brushing teeth, etc. Each day the chamber pots had to be emptied and cleaned with the pre-used water. Full washstand sets could contain a wide variety of porcelain pieces, but of course many were broken and few complete sets are ever found today. European marble-top washstands were commonly used, but prairie settlers normally had smaller and simpler design wooden stands. Even these were rarely preserved in the 20th century when indoor plumbing and running water became common.
Darlene Domaschuk Receives Vault Lifetime Membership
Congratulations to The Vault's newest Lifetime Member, Darlene Domaschuk, pictured 2nd form the right! Darlene has been involved with The Vault Cultural Collective since the very beginning in 2021! Darlene was a valued member of The Vault Business Team and an awesome Vault Gift Shop Volunteer. Darlene oversaw scheduling The Vault Volunteers and the security of the building along with many other aspects of The Vault's day to day operations! Darlene will be sorely missed! On Friday March 21st, Darlene was treated to lunch at Mama's Greek Kouzina, presented with a Vault Cultural Collective Lifetime Membership Certificate and Sagestone Dayspa Gift Certificate. Thank you for everything you contributed to The Vault Darlene, we are forever grateful!
2025 Strathmore Recreation and Culture Needs Assessment Results Released
On Wednesday March 19th, the 2025 Strathmore Recreation and Culture Needs Assessment Final Report was presented to the Town of Strathmore Town Council. The need for a Performing Arts Theatre was rated as Priority #2, followed by the need for Outdoor Public Art at #4, Event Hosting Facilities at #6 and Indoor Public Art at #8. There were also a number of conclusions featured that favoured investing in new Cultural Facilities, improving communication regarding cultural opportunities, clarifying culture's positive benefits through a renewed vision and policy and providing additional Town staffing and funding or fundraising support. The Vault looks forward to Town of Strathmore's action items stemming from the 2025 Strathmore Recreation and Culture Needs Assessment .
Celebrating International Women's Day
On Saturday, March 15th, Chantelle de Jonge, MLA for Chestermere - Strathmore, held an International Women's Day Celebration at Dunn & Company Kitchen + Mercantile in Chestermere. Carolyn Steeves, Chair of The Vault Cultural Collective, along with many other women representing Strathmore, Chestermere, Langdon, Indus and several other communities within the Strathmore - Chestermere Constituency had the honour of being invited. The Special Guest was the Minister of Arts, Culture, and Status of Women, Tanya FIr. Thank you MLA Chantelle de Jonge for the invitation, it was a wonderful event!
What's New In The Vault History Corner
The Western District Historical Society recently added a new bookcase to their display area in The Vault Cultural Collective's Lower Gallery! Thank you to the WDHS for always making Strathmore and area's HISTORY a priority! Be sure to drop in and visit The Vault's History Corner!
Jane Style Groenen - The Vault's Featured April Artist
The Vault Cultural Collective is thrilled to feature Jane Style Groenen as The Vault's Featured April Artist! We are thrilled to have Jane living in Strathmore! Jane's realistic and abstract paintings are very popular with our visitors!
Congratulations to Jane Style Groenen, The Vault's Featured April Artist!
The Vault Holds Annual General Meeting
On Friday March 7th, The Vault Board of Directors, the Art, Business and Event Teams, Vault Volunteers, representatives of our Vault partners and members of the public came together for The Vault Cultural Collective's 2024 Annual General Meeting! Thank you to everyone for attending, for your commitment to The Vault and for your ideas of how to move forward in 2025 in supporting and sustaining Arts and Culture in Strathmore and area! It was an amzing night at The Vault!
Elevate Your Spring Gardening
Alan Dyer Presents Cosmic Connections - How the Moon and Stars Made Earth And Life Possible
On Friday January 31st, The Vault Speaker Series presented "Cosmic Connections - How the Moon and Stars Made Earth And Life Possible" with ALAN DYER! Alan took the audience on a visual tour of the wonders of the sky, with an emphasis on how what’s up there affects what’s down here. Thank you to Alan for an entertaining and informative presentation, it was a great night at The Vault! Special thanks to Roland Dechesne, a fellow astronomer and frequent Vault Speaker Series presenter for coming to support Alan and The Vault! A special evening for sure!
Thank You Vault Volunteers!
The Vault Cultural Collective held a Volunteer Appreciation Event on Saturday January 11th at The Vault! Did you know The Vault is completely operated by Volunteers? A HUGE THANK YOU TO ALL OUR VAULT VOLUNTEERS! You are all BEYOND AMAZING!!
A Christmas Table Arrangement with Yvonne Way
Eight guests joined YVONNE WAY at The Vault Cultural Collective on Saturday December 14th from 10 am - 12 noon to create a Christmas Table Arrangement! Everyone enjoyed the morning creating their Christmas inspired centrepiece and they all turned out beautifully! There was lots of laughter and fun along the way! Thank you to Yvonne Way for her expertise and leadership, it was a great morning at The Vault!
The Vault's 1st Annual Carol Singalong
What a great night of Christmas Carol singing at The Vault! Out 1st Annual Carol Sing Along was so much fun thanks to the leadership of Brenda-le Graff and Tried and True The Band! It was so nice to hear The Vault’s new Roland GP6 in its first public event! Thanks to everyone who participated!! It was a great night at The Vault! Can't wait for next year!!
The Vault To Holds Celebration Of The Arts Evening!
To help celebrate The Vault's new Roland GP6 Digital Grand Piano and Bose Portable Sound System, purchased with funds from a Government of Canada's New Horizons Seniors Grant, The Vault Cultural Collective held a CELEBRATION OF THE ARTS evening featuring entertainment, refreshments and free draws on Friday November 22nd from 7 pm - 8:30 pm in The Vault Upper Gallery! It was so special having our Vault partners, supporters, artists and volunteers all in attendance!
A very special thank you to the MLA for Chestermere-Strathmore Chantelle de Jonge for recognizing all our Vault Volunteers with Certificates of Appreciation. Special thanks as well to Denise Peterson who represented the Town of Strathmore.
Thank you as well to our door prize donors; artists Gail Ann Bourgeois and Christine Higham and potter Denise Peterson for their gifts of paintings and pottery. Thanks as well to our Vault members Arts on 817 and Strathmore Theatre Players' Guild for their gifts of tickets. And a final thank you to Strathmore's Florist for their very kind donation of a Grinch Tree!
Special thanks to our performers; Greg Wheeler, Aubrey Smith, Bekah, Ella and Greta Peterson, and Wynn Phung for sharing your talents with our audience.
It was an amazing evening at The Vault!
Welcome to The Vault's New ROLAND GP6 Digital Grand Piano!
The Vault Cultural Collective is very excited to announce the arrival of our new ROLAND GP6 Digital Grand Piano in the Upper Gallery of The Vault! The purchase was funded through the New Horizons For Seniors Program! Thank you to Steinway Piano Gallery Calgary and RPM Piano Moving Service for their assistance in the purchase and moving of our new ROLAND GP6! We can't wait for you to hear it!
Welcome to The Vault's New BOSE Portable Wireless PA System!
The Vault Cultural Collective is very excited to announce the arrival of our new BOSE PORTABLE WIRELESS PA SYSTEM! The purchase was funded through the New Horizons For Seniors Program! Thank you to Long & McQuade SE Calgary for their assistance in the purchase of our new BOSE PORTABLE WIRELESS PA SYSTEM! The Vault is excited for the Bose to make it's debut performance at our next Vault Speaker Series event!
Western Events & Cultural Centre Kicks Off Capital Campaign
Have you heard of the Western Events and Cultural Centre (WECC), where Tradition Meets Tomorrow? The Western Events & Cultural Centre's goal is to establish a vibrant cultural epicentre that honours our past while shaping our future. WECC is intentionally designed for year-round western events, performances, educational opportunities, and experiential tourism at the gateway to the Canadian Badlands. After more than two years of planning and an independent one-year feasibility study, the WECC Capital Fundraising Campaign is underway! The Vault Cultural Collective is very excited to be a partner in the WECC journey!
Historic Walking Tours of Strathmore & Gleichen Available
Did you know that the Western District Historical Society has developed 3 HISTORICAL WALKING TOURS of Strathmore and one of Gleichen? HOW COOL IS THAT! There is even an App called “On This Spot” available for download at onthisspot.ca/cities/strathmore.
The Vault also has pamphlets available for sale with “before and after” pictures, a map and information about each stop! An awesome summer activity for the whole family!
The Vault Unveils a New CPR Display
Lynne Fair, a Lifetime Member of The Vault, and a member of the Western District Historical Society, has curated a new historical display now on display at The Vault.
Tony Bonogofsky was the CPR Train Station Agent in Gleichen from 1966 to 1986, when the station was permanently closed. All these items and pictures in the display came from that station.
The Western District Historical Society would like to thank his wife Marj and family for donating these artifacts and pictures to the Western District Historical Society in 2023.
The Vault's History Corner Taking Shape
If you are looking for local Strathmore and area history, you can find it at The Vault!
The Vault Art Team has relocated the Western District Historical Society (WDHS) Collection of Strathmore and area History Books to The Vault Lower Gallery! The Vault's History Corner is taking shape! In an effort to create a more comfortable environment for the study of these books, they are now adjacent to a large conference table in a well lit area of the Lower Gallery. These History Books and Periodicals can be enjoyed during regular Vault business hours. Unfortunately they cannot be removed from The Vault.
NEWS FROM OUR VAULT CULTURAL COLLECTIVE PARTNERS
Arts On 817 Wraps Up Season 7
ARTS ON 817 has put a wrap on Season 7 and will be releasing their SEASON 8 Concert Series in the Fall of 2025! Thank you to all our ARTS ON 817 patrons, we value your support!
Season and Individual Tickets for Season 8 will be available at The Vault and at smoreuc.com in the Fall of 2025. All Concerts will be held at Strathmore United Church.
Here's a Sneak Peak! Arts on 817 will be presenting The Wardens on Saturday Octoiber 25th at 7:30 pm!
The Wardens don’t just sing about the land, they’re part of it.
The Rocky Mountain-based band’s stories and songs rise from the very land they’ve protected as Canadian national park wardens. With haunting three-part harmonies and chilling tales, the band’s mountain music - blending folk, roots and western styles – reflects Canada's protected wilderness areas. Celebrating the return of wild buffalo, wrangling grizzly bears, lonely nights on the packtrail and reflecting on an environment in crisis, a performance by The Wardens has been dubbed “the quintessential mountain-culture concert experience."
Following the 2021 release of their third full-length album Sold Out at the Ironwood, band member Ray Schmidt was nominated Traditional Singer of the Year by the Canadian Folk Music Awards. The band has also received numerous regional nominations including 2022 Touring Artist of the Year by the BC Touring Council and Album of the Year by Country Music Alberta.
"The Wardens have an enviable live reputation...and are able to bring a modern take on a timeless musical tradition." - Martin Johnson:AmericanaUK 2022
Chestermere Fine Art Guild Upcoming Events
The Chestermere Fine Arts Guild has so many events upcoming! Weekly Art Sessions, Bi-weekly Evening Hosted Art Sessions, Monthly Workshops and an Annual Art Show! So much to look forward to! For more information check out the poster and visit www.chestermereart.ca.
The Chestermere Art Guild would love to see you there!
Strathmore Communities in Bloom Constructs Garden Boxes
Strathmore Communities in Bloom members had another successful work bee recently, assembling 5 new galvanized steel garden boxes and filling them with compost soil. If you are interested in reserving one of them for your planting ambitions this year, please reach out to Robert Breitwieser at breitwir@yahoo.com.
Hope Bridges Society's Presents Jory Kinjo & Lisa Jacobs
Hope Bridges is delighted to announce that Jory Kinjo and Lisa Jacobs will perform live at Hope Community Covenant Church on Tuesday, April 8th, 2025, at 1:30pm as part of our Community Concert Music Series!
Featuring our Music Discovery class with accredited music therapist, Kate Ager. Music Discovery encourages social interaction, connection, and community while making music.
The Music Series is open to the public and FREE TO ATTEND!
The Strathmore Theatre Players' Presents The Addams Family
THE ADDAMS FAMILY, a comical feast that embraces the wackiness in every family, features an original story and it’s every father’s nightmare. Wednesday Addams, the ultimate princess of darkness, has grown up and fallen in love with a sweet, smart young man from a respectable family– a man her parents have never met. And if that wasn’t upsetting enough, Wednesday confides in her father and begs him not to tell her mother. Now, Gomez Addams must do something he’s never done before– keep a secret from his beloved wife, Morticia. Everything will change for the whole family on the fateful night they host a dinner for Wednesday’s “normal” boyfriend and his parents.
Tickets will be available at the Vault and at the door.
Show Dates/Times:
Evenings: March 21, 22, 27, 28, 29 April 3, 4, 5 @ 7:30 pm
Matinees: March 23, 30 @ 2:30 pm
Strathmore Performing Arts Festival 2025
The 2025 Strathmore Performing Arts Festival begins on March 26th! We can't wait to hear our young musicians perform! Be sure to visit strathmorepaf.com to view and/or download the venue schedules.
Strathmore Musical Arts Society Presents Scarlett Butler along with Special Guest Charles Ewing
On April 26th, the Strathmore Musical Arts Society will be presenting Joni Delaurier & Troy Kokol as Scarlett Butler along with Special Guest Charles Ewing in Concert at the Strathmore Travelodge. Cocktails are at 6 pm, Dinner at 7 pm and Concert at 8 pm.
Tickets are already on sale at strathmorearts.com and The Vault.
Wheatland & Area Hospice Society Update
Since Wheatland & Area Hospice Society (WAHS) started in 2015, we have dedicated our efforts to providing quality hospice palliative care in our rural communities. There is tremendous potential to transform end-of-life care, decrease costs and travel distances for families, and to impact patients in their most difficult moments.
WAHS's ongoing commitment to our families, friends, neighbours, and co-workers is to provide clear and accurate information, so our community can understand the benefits and challenges of our plan since our last update (June 2024).
The Wheatland Society of Arts Winter Programs
The Wheatland Society of the Arts has released a brochure on classes being offered at the Wheatland Society of the Arts through March. For more information contact programming@wheatlandarts.ca, visit www.wheatlandarts.ca or call 403 934 6665.
Wheatland Quilters News
News from the Wheatland & Area Hospice Society & the Wheatland Quilters! What a beautiful partnership!
What a great group of ladies! The Wheatland Quilters were such kind and attentive learners, great hosts, and palliative care enthusiasts, we forgot to take pictures! The Wheatland & Area Hospice Society is very appreciative of the Wheatland Quilters donation!
Western District Historical Society's Legacy Farm Garden Patch
The Western District Historical Society has some disappointing news to share about their sunflower/pumpkin field located at Legacy Farm. The field was planted at the same time as in past years (after the May long weekend) but unfortunately the germination rate was very poor. A decision was made last week to work up the field so the weeds don’t get out of hand and to leave it sit and rest for the remainder of the season. They are doing some seed and possibly some soil testing to identify why this happened. Feedback has been received from many locals saying that certain garden vegetables as well as sunflowers and pumpkins did not germinate like they normally do. Even though there was really nice moisture to plant into in May along with timely June rains, it’s likely the soil was not warm enough when they planted since it was a cool spring. This was their 7th year of planting their field and their plan is to be back again in 2025! 🌻🎃🌻🎃
Youth Theatre Company Strathmore's Summer Youth Theatre Program Coming Soon!
The Youth Theatre Company's Summer Youth Theatre program is coming soon! it will run July 7 - 11 for Grades 3-8. Registration will open in Mid-March. Follow www.youththeatrecompany.ca for updates!
Land Acknowledgement
We acknowledge Treaty 7 territory—the traditional and ancestral territory of the Blackfoot Confederacy: Kainai, Piikani and Siksika as well as the Tsuu T’ina Nation and Stoney Nakoda First Nation. We acknowledge that this territory is home to the Métis Nation of Alberta, Region 3 within the historical Northwest Métis Homeland.
We acknowledge the many First Nations, Métis and Inuit who have lived in and cared for these lands for generations. We are grateful for the traditional Knowledge Keepers and Elders who are still with us today and those who have gone before us.
We make this acknowledgement as an act of reconciliation and gratitude to those whose territory we reside on or are visiting.
Other Information About The Vault
RENTAL SPACE NOW AVAILABLE AT THE VAULT
The Vault Cultural Collective invites other non-profit organizations and the public to consider renting space at The Vault for meetings, demonstrations, small social gatherings or special events.
We are willing to make our open area second floor gallery, the Vault board room, or for that very special event, the whole building, available for short term rental.
Share in the enjoyment of meeting in an historic building and gallery!
Please come visit us to learn more about our space available for rent! To view the space in person and discuss your rental needs, please visit us at the Vault during operating hours.
Gift Certificates Available
The Vault Cultural Collective now has Gift Cards available online and Gift Certificates available at the store! The perfect gift for that special someone!
Donations are Welcome
Are you interested in donating to the Vault Cultural Collective?
PLEASE CONSIDER A DONATION
The VAULT Cultural Collective is a non-profit organization founded in 2021. We exhibit work by Local ARTists and ARTisans and are a Collective for all things Cultural. If you Love ART and the ARTS, please consider a Monetary Donation in your name or in the name of another ART Lover.
If you know someone who enjoys the ARTS, please forward this site.
All donations are Gratefully Accepted.
Donations can be e-transferred to:
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The Vault Cultural Collective
136 2nd Avenue
P.O. Box 2163
Strathmore, Alberta, Canada
T1P 1K2
Phone: 403-901-1654
Email: thevaultcc2021@gmail.com
Website: thevaultonline.ca
Vault Memberships Available
The Vault Cultural Collective is now recruiting members! However you are connected to Arts & Culture or Local History in Strathmore and area, we welcome you to join our Collective! For more information or to purchase a membership visit The Vault at 136 2nd Avenue, phone 403 901 1654, email thevaultcc2021@gmail.com or visit thevaultonline.ca. Become a member of The Vault Cultural Collective, there is strength in numbers!
Location
The Vault Cultural Collective
136 2nd Avenue, Strathmore, Alberta T1P 1K2
(Beside Value Drug Mart)
(403) 901-1654
thevaultcc2021@gmail.com
Tuesday - Saturday: 10 am - 4 pm
Sunday - Monday: Closed