Learning

Programs available for Children, Adults, and Educators.

Creativity

Artists in Residence, Workshops, and Artist Lodge.

Heritage

The history of Medicine Hat’s clay and pottery industry.

Community

Event Rentals, Black & White Gala, and community involvement.

Medalta in the Historic Clay District

Medalta is an innovative, industrial non-profit museum, contemporary ceramic arts facility, art gallery and community hub in Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada. Located within a converted century-old factory, it has become an exciting place where cutting-edge technologies meet historic restoration and archaeology come together.

Our education and community programs are an important and vibrant part of Medicine Hat and surrounding area; these programs could not be offered without the generosity of our members.

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Upcoming Events

October 29, 2020

  • TREX Exhibitions: Mystical Lanscapes, between-ness, and Heaven can Wait

    October 7, 2020 @ 10:00 am - November 4, 2020 @ 11:00 am

    Mystical Landscapes: Arthur Nishimura
    between-ness: Hannah Petkau
    Heaven can Wait: Roy Caussy

  • Guided Tours Available

    October 29, 2020 @ 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

    Book your spot and learn more here: https://medalta.org/visit/tours/

  • Intermediate Pottery Classes at Medalta

    October 29, 2020 @ 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm

What’s new @ Medalta

March 13, 2020

Covid-19 Medalta Updates

Update Tuesday, June 9th: We are pleased to announce that Medalta in the Historic Clay District will open for prebooked tours at a limited capacity starting June 16th, 2020. Prebooking will be available shortly here. […]
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February 14, 2020

The Art of the Seconds Sale

If you’re unfamiliar with the magical term that is ‘seconds’, it refers to ceramic pieces that have an imperfection and thus have been deemed unfit for sale at full price. Don’t let this deter you, […]
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November 30, 2018

The Story of What Fuels Medalta is Changing

Medalta is no stranger to transition. It is what has made us endure for over a century and become what we are today. In the late 1880s coal was the fuel used to fire the first bricks made in the Historic Clay District [...]
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