Art Gallery of Grande Prairie
#103, 9839 – 103 Avenue, Grande Prairie, Alberta, T8V 6M7
The Art Gallery of Grande Prairie (AGGP) stands as one of the largest and most respected public art galleries in northern Alberta. Housed within the Montrose Cultural Centre, the gallery plays a vital role in promoting contemporary visual arts and creative expression across the Peace Region. With its ever-changing exhibitions, educational programs, and community involvement, the gallery has become a cultural landmark for residents and visitors alike.
The gallery’s modern design and open spaces provide an inspiring environment for art appreciation. Whether you’re a serious art enthusiast or a casual visitor exploring local culture, the Art Gallery of Grande Prairie offers a refreshing blend of creativity, education, and community connection.
Visitors to the Art Gallery of Grande Prairie can explore a variety of exhibitions that change throughout the year, ensuring there’s always something new to discover. The bright, spacious galleries invite reflection and engagement, while the friendly staff and volunteers offer insight into the works on display.
Families will find the interactive areas and educational exhibits especially engaging, while art lovers can spend hours exploring contemporary Canadian works and regional art history. The gallery’s location within the Montrose Cultural Centre — alongside the public library and café — makes it a convenient and enjoyable stop for both locals and tourists.
The AGGP hosts over a dozen exhibitions each year, featuring both local and international artists. The displays include paintings, photography, sculptures, installations, and multimedia art. The gallery maintains a growing permanent collection of over 1,000 works, focusing on the cultural and historical heritage of northwestern Alberta. The Tinsmith Shop Studio is a historic space, integrated into the gallery, preserves a piece of Grande Prairie’s early 20th-century architecture and serves as a unique exhibition area.
