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Discover Downtown Fort Saskatchewan

Experience the heart of Fort Saskatchewan, a vibrant hub where history, art, shopping, dining, and community come together. Whether you’re exploring for the first time or rediscovering your favourite spots, downtown offers something for everyone.

Explore Public Art & History

Take a Self-Guided Mural Art Walk

Stroll through downtown and discover a growing collection of murals and public art. Grab a coffee, pick up a mural map, and enjoy local creativity from a fresh perspective.

Snap, Share & Tag: Post your favourite mural moments using #FortSaskDowntown.

Get your Downtown Mural Art Walk Map

Historic Downtown

Step back in time at the Fort Heritage Precinct, surrounded by the scenic river valley. Learn about Fort Saskatchewan’s rich history with a guided or self-paced tour.

We acknowledge our history: Fort Saskatchewan is located in Treaty 6 Territory and Métis Nation of Alberta District 11.

10.01.57 – Aerial of Downtown Fort Saskatchewan, 1948
82.2.1 – Aerial of downtown Fort Saskatchewan, ca. 1948-1950
10.01.54 – Shera & Co. General Store, 101 Street between 100th and 101st avenues, ca. 1907-1913
72.12.07 – Shera & Co. General Store & Peter Aylen’s Drug Store on 101 Street, 1898
72.12.27 – 102 Street from 99 Avenue, 1908
72.12.22 – “Waiting for Dinner, May 24th, 1908” at the Queen’s Hotel
93.17.18 – 102 Street from 100 Avenue, ca. 1906–1913
93.17.16 – 102 Street from the balcony of the Queen’s Hotel, ca. 1906
77.21.10 – Victory Parade with the Fort Band on 102 Street, 1918
85.36.13 (Glenbow: NA-1529-4) – Downtown Fort Saskatchewan before the train station was built, 1905
06.38.91 – Fort Fire Brigade in front of the Old Town Hall at 103 St. and 100 Ave
87.64.18 – Fort Hardware on the opposite Town Hall on 100 Ave., ca. 1940s
06.04.53a (PAA #A.21133) – NWMP Barracks, ca. 1890s
67.6.5 – Fort Saskatchewan School (on 104 Street where Giant Tiger used to be), 1905
87.32.4 (PAA #168.3) – Town Hall on the corner of 103 St. and 100 Ave., ca. 1960s
2017.10.01 – 102 Street, postcard image, ca. post WWI, 1920s
06.38.30 (PAA #A.5077) – 100 Avenue from 101 St. Street
No Accession # – Fort Saskatchewan Canadian Northern Railway Station
93.17.11 – Arrival of the first Canadian Northern Railway Train, November 8, 1905
75.43.1 – Ray E. Staples Confectionary Store in the Williamson Block on 102 Street, ca. 1918
69.8.3 – Simmons Hall and David Simmons’ residence on 102 Street, 1911
67.6.6 – 101 Street from 99 Avenue, 1903
10.01.76 – Williamson Block on 102 Street, ca. 1987–1991
15.22.51 – Aerial of Fort Saskatchewan, 1964
10.01.56 – Queen’s Hotel on 102 Street, ca. 1903–1913
72.12.29 – 101 Street from the Royal North-West Mounted Police Barracks entrance road (approximately 101 Avenue), ca. 1903–1908
85.36.15 (Glenbow: NC-6-617) – 102 Street from 99 Avenue, ca. 1913
10.01.77 – Shera Block (also known as the Foster Block and O’Brien Block) and G.T. Montgomery’s Saddlery on 101 Stree, ca. late 1970s
96.09.01 – NWMP Fort showing Division Kitchen/Guard House (centre) and Men’s Quarters (right), 1884

Things to Do Downtown

  • Visit the beautiful Public Library.

  • Shop local at the Chamber of Commerce Farmers’ Market at the Historic CN Station.

  • Discover unique downtown shops and boutiques offering one-of-a-kind finds.

  • Enjoy delicious meals and treats at independent restaurants and cafés.

  • Experience friendly service from local businesses and professionals.

  • Stroll tree-lined streets, admire public art, and soak in the welcoming atmosphere.

  • Explore the river valley trail system connecting to Legacy Park.

View our Downtown Map and come check us out!

Events & Community

Downtown is the place to be for community events, entertainment, and cultural experiences all year long. Join your neighbours for signature events, family activities, and more.

Looking for more to do? Check out our Community Calendar for upcoming events.

Discover Local Events

Get Involved

  • Interested in leasing or setting up shop downtown?
  • Have ideas to share for downtown’s future?
  • Want to learn more or ask questions?

Contact Us:

Phone: 780-997-6674
Email: ecdev@fortsask.ca

Discover the best of Fort Saskatchewan—right here in downtown!

Related Pages

Events & Festivals

Art & Visual Experiences

Fort Heritage Precinct

Sheep Grazing Program

Trails & River Valley

Contact Us

City of Fort Saskatchewan
10005 102 Street
Fort Saskatchewan, AB T8L 2C5
Ph: 780-992-6200
Email: info@fortsask.ca

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