Kootenai Brown Historical Park

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Kootenai Brown Historical Park We are open 5 days a week, 10 am to 5 pm, Monday to Friday. Join us on the boardwalks chronicling our past. Bus tours welcome!

Tour 38 authentic heritage buildings and join us for our special events! We are a heritage museum helping you experience how the western Canadian frontier shaped Pincher Creek in becoming the third oldest surviving settlement on the southwestern corner of the prairies. The Country Store features unique and handcrafted products. Everything in the store is created here in Southwest Alberta or sustainably sourced. Stop in and see our large selection of merchandise. Join us for a number of exciting heritage events throughout the year including Canada Day, and Pincher Creek's Largest Cookie Sale. School groups are encouraged to ask about our educational programs. Engage in a guided tour of the Village or a historical walking tour of the community. Getting married or hosting a party or reunion? Kootenai Brown Pioneer Village's unique setting can make your event memorable. Purchase a treasure in The Country Store or research your community's or family history in our archives or through our genealogy club.

🍂 Fall Beauty at the Village! 🍁The fall colours around Kootenai Brown Historical Park have been absolutely beautiful, an...
10/09/2026

🍂 Fall Beauty at the Village! 🍁

The fall colours around Kootenai Brown Historical Park have been absolutely beautiful, and we hope you’ve enjoyed them as much as we have! ❤️ There’s something special about this time of year, and we’re soaking up every last bit of golden beauty before the weather turns and winter begins to make its appearance.

A quick reminder that we’ll be closed for Thanksgiving weekend and will reopen on Tuesday, October 13.

From all of us at Kootenai Brown Historical Park, we wish you and your family a wonderful Thanksgiving! 🧡🦃

📚 BOOK LAUNCH: CARPENTER CREEK 📚Join us next Thursday, October 15, at Kootenai Brown Historical Park for the launch of F...
10/08/2026

📚 BOOK LAUNCH: CARPENTER CREEK 📚

Join us next Thursday, October 15, at Kootenai Brown Historical Park for the launch of Fred Stenson’s new novel, Carpenter Creek!

🕖 Doors open at 7 PM
🎟️ Free to attend

About the book:
A novel about secrets and loss, and mysteries smouldering within mysteries, as the threat of devastating fire looms over a drought-stricken community.

Set in southern Alberta, Carpenter Creek follows newspaper editor Ray Lemon as he navigates family secrets, old friendships, mysteries surrounding his father’s disappearance, and a ranch-family feud—all against the backdrop of a blistering summer and extreme fire danger.

Acclaimed Alberta author Fred Stenson brings us a story about the stories we tell ourselves, the stories we tell those we love, and the gaps between them.

📖 Come hear Fred Stenson talk about his new book and celebrate its launch with us!

Book description courtesy of Thistledown Press.

10/07/2026

This small Alberta town just earned some serious bragging rights. 🌾🏔️

Pincher Creek has been named one of the most scenic Prairie towns of 2026 by World Atlas, which highlighted the town as a basecamp for exploring the South Canadian Rockies.

And it’s easy to see the appeal. From mountain views and outdoor adventures to its small downtown filled with local shops, restaurants and historic buildings, Pincher Creek has plenty to explore on a weekend road trip. 🚗✨

Would you add Pincher Creek to your Alberta road trip list? 👇

🍂 THANKSGIVING WEEKEND HOURS 🍂Wishing our community and visitors a wonderful Thanksgiving weekend! 🧡Please note that Koo...
10/07/2026

🍂 THANKSGIVING WEEKEND HOURS 🍂

Wishing our community and visitors a wonderful Thanksgiving weekend! 🧡

Please note that Kootenai Brown Historical Park will be closed Monday, October 12 for Thanksgiving.

We’ll reopen Tuesday, October 13 and look forward to welcoming you back!

🦃🍁 Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at Kootenai Brown Historical Park!

🌸🫖 Pink Tea for Persons Day 🫖🌸Join us at Kootenai Brown Historical Park as we celebrate Persons Day, commemorating the h...
10/06/2026

🌸🫖 Pink Tea for Persons Day 🫖🌸

Join us at Kootenai Brown Historical Park as we celebrate Persons Day, commemorating the historic moment when women in Canada were legally recognized as “persons” under the law in 1929. It’s a day to celebrate the achievements of women and the progress made toward equality.

Come enjoy an afternoon of friendship, history and delicious treats at our Pink Tea for Persons Day! 💕

📅 Sunday, October 18
⏰ 12:00–2:00 pm
🎟️ $25 in advance | $35 at the door

Tickets are available at the museum or through our website.

Enjoy warm tea, tasty treats and delicious sandwiches while celebrating this important part of Canadian history. 🌸

Bring a friend and join us for a lovely afternoon! 🫖💗

Join us for a spooky experience with VICKI BURLES, our renowned paranormal expert, as she returns to lead ghost-hunting ...
10/05/2026

Join us for a spooky experience with VICKI BURLES, our renowned paranormal expert, as she returns to lead ghost-hunting sessions at Midnight Macabre & Paranormal Adventures! 🌟 Explore real supernatural encounters that have happened on our grounds!!
READ MORE:
https://www.kootenaibrown.ca/haunted-history-stories-events

☀️ What a beautiful afternoon at Kootenai Brown Historical Park!Blue skies, perfect weather, and the incredible music of...
10/05/2026

☀️ What a beautiful afternoon at Kootenai Brown Historical Park!

Blue skies, perfect weather, and the incredible music of Connie Kaldor made for a truly memorable concert. 🎶❤️

A huge THANK YOU to everyone who came out, filled the Chautauqua Stage area, sang along, laughed, and gave Connie such a warm and enthusiastic round of applause. Your support and energy made the afternoon extra special!

We’re also grateful to Heritage Acres Farm Museum for collaborating with us to bring this wonderful concert to our community. It was a pleasure working together to make the afternoon happen!

Thank you, Connie Kaldor, for sharing your music with us, and thank you to everyone who came out to enjoy it. What a wonderful way to spend a Sunday! 🎵❤️

10/04/2026

👻 IT’S SCARY HOW SOON IT’LL BE HERE! 🎃

Our 10th Annual Spooky Town is creeping up fast! 🕷️🕸️

On October 31 from 1–4 PM, the grounds of Kootenai Brown Historical Park will be swarming with scores of little ghosts, goblins, witches and trick-or-treaters looking for treats! 🍬🍫

🎃 LOCAL BUSINESSES — WANT TO JOIN THE FUN?

You can adopt one of our historic buildings and help bring it to life for Halloween! Decorate the front door of your building, then hand out treats to the hundreds of children who come to celebrate Spooky Town with us!

It’s a fun way to get your business involved, meet local families, and become part of our 10th annual Halloween tradition!

🏚️ Want to adopt a building?
📧 Email Gord Tolton at [email protected] to reserve your building or learn more details!

🕐 October 31 | 1–4 PM
🎃 10th Annual Spooky Town
📍 Kootenai Brown Historical Park

The countdown is on… and the ghosts are getting ready! 👻

🎶 KNOW BEFORE YOU GO! 🎶Connie Kaldor Live at Kootenai Brown Historical ParkWe’re looking forward to welcoming you this S...
10/02/2026

🎶 KNOW BEFORE YOU GO! 🎶

Connie Kaldor Live at Kootenai Brown Historical Park

We’re looking forward to welcoming you this Sunday at 2:00 PM for a wonderful afternoon with Connie Kaldor!

📍 IMPORTANT ENTRANCE INFORMATION:
The main museum entrance will be closed on Sunday. Please enter through Gate 1, located near the caboose.

🎟️ Tickets are available online on our website and at the door.
Please note: Door sales are CASH ONLY.

If you already have your tickets, just head to Gate 1 and we’ll see you there!

🎵 Sunday • 2:00 PM • Chautauqua Stage
We can’t wait to see you!

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1037 Bev McLachlin Drive
Pincher Creek, AB
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