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Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump Interpretive Centre is a UNESCO designated World Heritage Site that preserves and interprets over 6,000 years of Plains Buffalo culture. Visitors can explore vast landscapes, engaging exhibits, and diverse programming that highlight the cultural significance of this historical cliff to the Plains People. Located 18 kilometers north and west of Fort Macleod, Alberta, the centre offers an immersive experience into authentic First Nations culture. Special events, such as drumming and dancing performances, provide a vibrant showcase of Blackfoot traditions in an open-air setting. Generated from the website

Casa is the home for the arts in southern Alberta. Conveniently located downtown, Casa features many public artworks and gallery spaces open to the public to explore and discover. The Gallery at Casa exclusively exhibits the works of local artists and a wide range of disciplines - drawing, painting, sculpture, fibre art, media art, fine craft, and installations. Along with an extensive range of community programming, the building offers studio access and rehearsal space for artists and performers to perfect their art - including a textile studio, darkroom, printmaking studio, 2D studio, dance studio, woodworking shop, and a robust ceramics studio. The halls are filled with the vibrant sounds of the ULethbridge Conservatory of Music. Whether you want to pop into The Gallery, catch a performance from a local group, have a picnic in Rotary Square, or get inspired in an art class, there is something for everyone’s artistic taste at Casa. The Gallery at Casa is always FREE to visit.