Featuring a versatile layout with a professional kitchen and separate 60-person meeting room, it’s the ultimate choice for unforgettable weddings, reunions, and corporate gatherings.

The Pinawa Community Centre is a shared facility with the Whiteshell School District and is located in the Pinawa Secondary School. Equipped with a stage, it is the perfect venue for the Pinawa Players productions and the Eastern Manitoba Concert Association performances. The facility can be rented for a variety of events including; Sporting events, Recreational activities, Celebrations, Weddings, Conferences, Social Affairs, etc.

Nestled in the heart of nature, our venue offers a simple yet stunning setting for your outdoor wedding. Surrounded by lush greenery, tranquil waters, and breathtaking landscapes, it’s the perfect place to say “I do”. With its natural beauty as the backdrop, you can enjoy an effortless, authentic celebration that focuses on what truly matters

Experience the perfect blend of charm and function at this versatile community space. Ideal for intimate weddings, showers, or professional meetings, it features a bright hall and a convenient kitchen to make hosting your next event effortless.

Celebrate your next milestone at Pinehurst Community Hall, the heart of the community for nearly 100 years. This versatile, wheelchair-accessible venue features a spacious hardwood floor and large stage—perfect for weddings, reunions, and events.

The Pineridge Community Association (PCA) strives to be an inclusive and vibrant organization that provides accessible opportunities for participation in our diverse community.

We’re a wedding venue for couples who are looking for a farm-style wedding with an outdoor component, and we’re a retreat space that focuses on health, wellness, & reconnecting with nature.

Pinewood Hall Association looks after the Pinewood Hall and 10 acres of municipal reserve land in Sturgeon County. As of this moment we have and outdoor ice rink, baseball field, playground and small community hall.

We have a beautiful centre that’s here for our community to use. Whether its yoga on Saturdays, a boot camp, a Horseshoe night (horseshoes available anytime), a grey cup game, a pool competition, a poker night, a movies night for the kids or just a fun neighbourhood Halloween party the centre is there for us to use.

Built in 1958 by the Central Alberta Pioneers and Oldtimers Association, it is a reminder of our roots and the hard work of our forefathers. Today the Lodge is home to a collection of interesting historical and cultural artifacts. No other community in Red Deer has such a warm and welcoming facility.