Legacy Centre

The Slave Lake Wildfire Legacy Centre stands as a symbol of resilience and renewal, created in response to the 2011 wildfire that profoundly impacted the community. Envisioned as both a place of remembrance and a catalyst for growth, the Centre honours the town’s history while supporting its future through culture, connection, and community service. It provides a lasting tribute to strength, recovery, and the collective spirit that emerged following the disaster.

The Centre is home to a diverse mix of tenants, including community service organizations, arts and heritage groups, local non-profits, and small businesses that contribute to the town’s cultural and social fabric. Rotating exhibits and artistic displays highlight local creators and preserve important stories, ensuring that the community’s experiences, traditions, and creativity are showcased year-round.

 Designed with flexibility and accessibility in mind, the facility offers modern, adaptable spaces suitable for a wide range of uses. These include a multi-purpose hall, meeting and breakout rooms, gallery and exhibition areas, a commercial kitchen, storage spaces, accessible washrooms, and convenient parking. The layout and amenities support everything from small meetings and workshops to large-scale conferences, performances, and receptions.

The Slave Lake Wildfire Legacy Centre is an ideal venue for community gatherings, training sessions, cultural celebrations, art shows, concerts, banquets, private functions, and commemorations. With built-in audiovisual capabilities, catering support, and on-site coordination, the Centre is well-equipped to host successful and meaningful events of varying size and scope. More than just a building, it is a vibrant, living space where reflection, collaboration, and community engagement continue to shape Slave Lake’s future.