The Lakeland Interpretive Society was established in 1995 and became a registered charity in 1999. Through a stewardship agreement with Lac La Biche County, the Lakeland Interpretive Society has been overseeing operations for the Lac La Biche Museum since 2014.  The Society is dedicated to the development of a facility that will be the hub that provides interpretive, historical, and cultural programs to the Lac La Biche County and Lakeland Region. 

The Lac La Biche Museum summer hours run from May to August, daily from 9am to 5pm.

From September to April, open Tuesday to Saturday from 9am to 5pm.

We offer monthly programs which are free to attend.  Donations are accepted. 

• June 7: Celebrating Indigenous History Month
• July 5: Summer ID Workshop
• August 9: Gamify Museum Exhibits

Upcoming Daily Program

Canoe Tales: Learn & Craft Program - In honour of Indigenous Peoples History Month on Saturday, June 14 | 3:00–4:00 PM
Free admission | All ages welcome
A fun and meaningful activity celebrating one of the most important Indigenous innovations: the canoe. Explore the rich history and cultural significance of canoes across North America, including right here in the Lac La Biche region. Then, let your creativity flow as you decorate your own cardboard paddle to take home!  Perfect for families and learners of all ages, this hands-on activity connects art, heritage, and storytelling in a relaxed and welcoming environment.
Free healthy snacks will be provided.  Register via the link: HERE  Or call: 780-623-5008

Exhibits 

Vintage Toys & Games  April 2 – July 1, 2025

Admission by donation

Step back in time and relive the joy of childhood at the Vintage Toys & Games exhibit, running from April 2 to July 1, 2025, at the Lac La Biche Museum. Featuring over 70 iconic toys and games from the 1950s to the 1980s, this exhibit is a nostalgic journey through decades of play.

From colourful board games and action figures to handheld devices and classic consoles, visitors of all ages will find something to spark a memory or ignite curiosity. Highlights include:

• Hands-on stations with original Atari and Nintendo systems
• A 1950s View-Master for a 3D peek into superhero adventures
• Classic games like Perfection and other interactive experiences

Whether you're sharing your favourite childhood toys with your kids or revisiting old favourites yourself, this exhibit offers a playful and engaging experience for the whole family.

Contemporary Indigenous Art Exhibit June 1 – August 31, 2025

In honour of Indigenous History Month, the Lac La Biche Museum invites you to explore a powerful exhibit celebrating the beauty, depth, and innovation of Indigenous art. From traditional moccasins to contemporary mixed media, each piece tells a story of connection, creativity, and cultural continuity.

Featured on the cover: “A'kaitapiiwa (Ancestors)” by Amber Weasel Head.

100 Years of Women's Fashion Exhibit - July 3 to September 30 

Admission by donation

More info to come.