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5-Day Restoration Workshop Package November 18-22, 2026

All workshops feature: World renowned professional instruction in Museum-quality restoration techniques and Admission to the Reynolds Museum.

To book individual workshops please contact the Coordinator, Events and Client Services at booking.reynolds@gov.ab.ca

Donate the amount of your choice. Donations will be applied to education and public programs, restorations and collections.

Adult Pass (Age 18-64 ) $55

One year from date of purchase.

Receive unlimited admission to a network of provincially owned and operated historic sites and museums in Alberta, for one full year from date of purchase.

Family Pass $125

(2 Adults and up to 8 Youth (ages 7-17) Children under 7 free)

One year from date of purchase.

Receive unlimited admission to a network of provincially owned and operated historic sites and museums in Alberta, for one full year from date of purchase.

Senior Pass (65+) $40

One year from date of purchase.

Receive unlimited admission to a network of provincially owned and operated historic sites and museums in Alberta, for one full year from date of purchase.

Youth Pass (Age 7-17) $30

One year from date of purchase.

Receive unlimited admission to a network of provincially owned and operated historic sites and museums in Alberta, for one full year from date of purchase.

One-day Admission

Please note that passes and coupons cannot be used when purchasing tickets online.

If you wish to prepurchase with a pass or coupon, please email booking.reynolds@gov.ab.ca .

Visitors must check in at Admissions with confirmation number to exchange for a wristband/proof of admission on arrival.

Stan Reynolds, the Museum's primary benefactor raced many stripped-down Model Ts throughout the 1940s.

Youth Hoodie available in two designs:

Rust Hunters Club featuring the1929 Bucyrus-Erie Model 200B Stripping Shovel & 1942 Hawker Hurricane Mk. XII.

Stanley George Reynolds was a collector, Wetaskiwin businessman, aviator, philanthropist, and benefactor of the Reynolds-Alberta Museum.