After many months of organization the Centre was legally registered as the Bird Island Cultural Centre on November 8, 2016 as a nonprofit corporation. Our name was formally changed to The Cultural Centre in Bird Island as we continue to expand, welcome and serve all our surrounding communities. 

In September 2017, the Centre purchased the historic Baker House, an early 1900 Craftsman-style design brick house on Highway 212 (Yellowstone Trail) in downtown Bird Island. The house is currently being evaluated for National Registry Designation and its planned use will be to enhance the Cultural Centre’s many programs.

We achieve this through monthly art exhibits, social gatherings, music lessons, mini concerts, art classes, writing workshops, CPR/First Aide classes, wellness events and more. Although this space is filled with activities, we strive to maintain an environment that is relaxing and welcoming – a soft place, a retreat, an environment where pondering and inspiration are nurtured.