Lacombe Museum

keeping history alive

Nestled in the middle of Central Alberta, the Lacombe region boasts a rich cultural and agricultural heritage. Explore the history of Lacombe and celebrate the diverse cultures—past and present—that make our community a vibrant place to visit, live, and play at the first-ever Love Lacombe Heritage Fundraiser happening on August 27th, 2022. Dig into the places, spaces, and landscapes that define us by exploring a wide range of free or low-cost events and activities designed for the whole family.
Finish the day by joining us in the Lacombe Memorial Centre Gardens for an outdoor dining experience the community is sure to talk about for years to come.

See the Full Schedule & Get Tickets

Servus Credit Union Harvest Dinner

Ticketed Event
Dinner Location: LMC Lest We Forget Memorial
Park/LMC Centennial Hall inclement weather plan.
Time: 6PM to 9PM.
Live Auction to happen during dinner

Lacombe County 2022 Ag Tour

Ticketed Event
Pickup Location: LMC Lest We Forget Memorial
Park.
Time: 8AM to 3PM.
lunch included with ticket purchase

Blacksmith Hammer-In Festival

Free Event
Event Location: Blacksmith Shop Museum 5020 49 St, Lacombe.
Time: 10AM to 4PM.
BBQ lunch with a donation

Lacombe Museum Artisan Market

Free Event
Event Location: Blacksmith Shop Museum 5020 49 St, Lacombe.
Time: 10AM to 4PM.
BBQ lunch with a donation

Are you passionate about culture & heritage and Lacombe’s local history?

Learn more about how to be part of the Historical Society team, or Executive Board, discover new volunteer opportunities in your communities, or be a heritage hero and donate today!

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ADMIN OFFICE

Flatiron Building Museum
Suite #200, 5005 50th Ave, Lacombe AB T4L2L1

(403) 782-3933

[email protected]

Fall Hours

Flatiron Building Museum
OPEN Wed-Sat 10 am – 4 pm
Blacksmith Shop Museum
Closed for the season
Michener House Museum
Closed for the season

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The Lacombe & District Historical Society acknowledges that we are working, volunteering, and living on Treaty 6 Territory and the Métis homeland, a traditional gathering place for diverse Indigenous Peoples including the Maskwacis Nēhiyaw (Bear Hills Cree), Niitsítapi (Blackfoot), Nakoda (Stony), Dene (Athabascan), Métis and many other distinct Indigenous Peoples whose footsteps have walked these lands for time immemorial, and whose history, culture, and language continues to influence our vibrant community.
To learn more, please visit our Treaty No. 6 resource page.
The Lacombe & District Historical Society is a registered Alberta Society’s Act Non-profit Organization & CRA Recognized Charity
Charity No: 119244416RR0001

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