Clubs & Organizations

The Fish and Game motto is to enhance and protect all fish, wildlife and habitat. Our club is affiliated with the Alberta Fish and Game Association and is committed to defending all outdoors through our clubs projects and activities. Our main fundraiser is our annual Wild Game and Alberta Beef Banquet held annually every March. The money from this event and others goes directly back into the community. Funds are used for promoting family events, the Community Fish Pond Project, birdhouses, outdoor education sponsorships, sending kids to camp (Zone 3) and more. We also continue to host Hunter Education courses, hunting surveys and pay for wild meat processing for the Camrose Food Bank. For membership please contact Chrissy Baker 780-679-6641

We are a locally run horticulture that helps maintain community gardens, puts on an annual Rose and Lily show, as well as hosting a spring and fall plant sale. We meet on the first Thursday of every month at the Heritage Railway Museum in the city of Camrose from March to October to discuss gardening, floriculture, and horticultural concepts.

Centrally located two blocks south of Highway 13 (48 Avenue) on 53 Street (Opposite St. Mary's Hospital), this museum is the home of thousands of artifacts. With one main building and eleven outside buildings, not only do we have a lot of space for numerous artifacts, but they are also displayed in a variety of settings. We have agricultural artifacts, textiles, archives, as well as pioneer artifacts on display for your viewing.

We organize and promote an annual competitive music festival each April for students of classical music, dance and speech arts in accordance with the rules of the Alberta Music Festival Association, of which we are a member.

Is a group organized to advocate for retired teachers on the issues that affect their well-being.