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214 Place, 10133 - 100 Avenue, Grande Prairie, Alberta T8V 0V4 (780) 538-1909 phone | (780) 532-7331 fax gpdta@thecybercity.net e-mail |
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| Downtowners believe that the best way to maintain the history and tradition of the area is to provide an atmosphere that encompasses differences in age, economic status and interest.
An atmosphere where even the most seemingly mundane activities such as working, shopping, taking a walk or meeting neighbors becomes exhilarating. |
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| They are committed to creating an area that offers a sense of place, an enhanced pedestrian environment where people feel comfortable and enriched.
From time eternal, the marketplace has been where people came to not only get their daily provisions but to meet neighbors, exchange news and entertain each other. |
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| DownTown offers a hometown marketplace atmosphere with everything from menus to venues: restaurants, cafes, art galleries, movie theaters, live theater, specialty shops, evening entertainment . . .
Second Street Theatre is known as one of the finest facilities in Alberta. The theatre hosts superior year-round live performances, concerts, children's' workshops and other activities. Prairie Gallery is a world class facility (class-A national recognition) that features many fine local artists and traveling exhibits. There are summer art classes and a gift shop with local work available for purchase. The largest entertainment and exposition area in the Peace Region, the Crystal Centre is home to many events including trade shows (Home Show, Auto Expo), special functions (World of Women, Festival of Trees), concerts (Bill Cosby, Brian Adams) and the Storm Junior A Hockey team. The geographical centre of the city, DownTown is clean, busy and attractive a source of great community pride. |
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