Confederation Centre of the Arts
Charlottetown, Canada
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What is the Confederation Centre of the Arts?
Located downtown in historic Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Confederation Centre of the Arts explores the origins and evolution of Canada through a rich variety of arts and heritage programming.
How to spend a day in Charlottetown?
Explore Peake's Wharf Historic Waterfront for shopping, dining and harbour views. Watch the horses' race to the finish line at Red Shores Charlottetown. Victoria Row is lined with local artisan shops, cafes and restaurants. Enjoy walking and exploring Charlottetown history on this must-see cobblestone street.
Why was Confederation in Charlottetown?
The Charlottetown Conference was first called to discuss a union of the Maritime colonies only. Once the Province of Canada delegates were invited, they used the occasion to lobby for Confederation. This photograph of the Charlottetown Conference delegates was taken by George P. Roberts.
What is the history of the Confederation Centre?
Opened by Her Majesty the Queen in 1964 as Canada's National Memorial to the Fathers of Confederation, the Centre is an outstanding example of an institution dedicated to the arts. The extensive cultural complex includes a theatre, an art gallery, a library and a memorial hall.