The arts and culture scene in the City of Dryden provides residents and visitors with many fun things to do in the community! Check out some of the following opportunities:
| Library |
| The Dryden Library is like a cozy, coffeehouse where you can use our free Wi-Fi and enjoy our book, magazine, newspaper, and DVD collections. |
| Museum |
| The Dryden Museum, located in the historic Hambleton House, has many artifacts in its collection and travelling exhibits. Permanent displays include First Nations artifacts, a pioneer kitchen, the Pitt general store, and more. |
| Children's Delight Series |
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Children's Delight Series is a non-profit group run by volunteers that provides cultural, educational and entertaining presentations for children and families through performing arts. They have live presentations for children, 4 to 11 years of age. They have performances throughout the year, which can include dance, theatre, music, storytelling, circus acts, and media arts. All shows are at the Dryden Regional Training and Cultural Centre. Contact Children's Delight Series for more information. |
| Dryden Entertainment Series |
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The Dryden Entertainment Series provide nine performing arts shows and concerts a year. Their season begins in September and ends in April. Their series offers drama, dance, and variety of musical performers that include folk, country, blues, classical and pop music. All shows are at the Dryden Regional Training and Cultural Centre. Contact the Dryden Entertainment Series by phone at 807-937-6574 or 807-937-6717or by email. |
| Theatre 17 |
| Theatre 17 is an amateur, community theatre group. Visit the Threatre 17 Facebook group to receive updates. |
| Powwows |
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Neighbouring First Nation communities host annual powwows, which are colourful and lively celebrations that reflect local aboriginal culture. Eagle Lake PowwowOne of the largest powwows in Ontario's Northwest is the Eagle Lake First Nation powwow, held on the August long weekend. Contact the Eagle Lake First Nation Reserve by phone at 807-755-1586. Wabigoon Lake PowwowThe Wabigoon First Nation performs the Wabigoon Lake Powwow on the September Long weekend. They are available by phone at 807-938-6684. |
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Dryden High School Multicultural Days |
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The Dryden High School holds events like Hoop dancing, Ukrainian Zirka dancing, and other traditional dances. Foods and refreshments, like Bannock, are often included. Contact the Dryden High School by phone at 807-223-2316. |
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