Alberta
Deck the Hall (of Fame) – Free admission for supporting your community this Christmas
From the Alberta Sports Hall of Fame
Deck the Halls – 31 Days of Giving
November 21 – December 21, 2018
This year at the Alberta Sports Hall of Fame and Museum we will be giving back to our community.
From November 21 to December 21, we have partnered with The Mustard Seed and the Red Deer Food Bank for 31 Days of Giving.
During this time, bring a donation for either charity and receive free youth admission to the museum. During their visit, guests are encouraged to design either a snowflake or a pair of mittens to Deck the Hall.
On December 21, all decorations made will be given to The Mustard Seed to decorate for the Holidays.
*Please Note: This promotion is not applicable for group bookings.
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Alberta
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