The City of Grande Prairie has begun essential upgrades at the Montrose Cultural Centre, focusing on improving building systems, energy efficiency and overall performance to support long-term community use.
Work is now underway on early structural and building-system upgrades, with additional phases progressing through 2026. Improvements taking shape over the coming months focus on modernizing core infrastructure, enhancing efficiency and supporting the safety and comfort of visitors, staff and tenants.
All Montrose Cultural Centre tenants—including the Art Gallery of Grande Prairie, the Grande Prairie Public Library and Jeffery’s Café—remain open and operating as usual at this time. Visitors may notice workers on site and fenced-off areas as construction progresses. The City appreciates the public’s patience around these temporary adjustments.
Project Details
Renewal work is taking place from fall 2025 through late 2026 and includes:
- Strengthening internal building systems and key structural components.
- Improving overall energy efficiency throughout the facility.
- Refreshing the exterior of the building, including repairs to cladding, windows and protective layers.
- Supporting the long-term durability and performance of the Montrose Cultural Centre.
The City will continue to share updates as the project advances and as future phases of work begin.
Stay up to date on the project by clicking the link below or contact AccessGP at 311 or info@cityofgp.com.