Art Hauser Centre

The Art Hauser Centre is a sports building in Prince Albert with modern facilities for hockey and other athletic events. The building features a main ice surface, separate dressing rooms for teams, concession stands on multiple levels, and a large event space called the Ches Leach Lounge.

The facility opened in December 1971 and reflected the city's investment in sports infrastructure at that time. A major modernization took place in 2006 following a successful fundraising effort that raised more than 3 million dollars.

The venue is home to the Prince Albert Raiders, a popular junior hockey team that plays regularly and draws strong local support from the community. Beyond hockey, speed skating competitions and various community events take place here, making the building a center of athletic life.

The venue is easily accessible and offers both seated and standing accommodations for various sports events and gatherings. Visitors should note that the facility's availability varies depending on the season and type of event planned.

The building was upgraded using funds from an intensive community fundraising campaign, showing how important the facility is to the city. This renovation story reveals the strong connection between the venue and its residents.

Location: Saskatchewan

Inception: December 12, 1971

Official opening: December 12, 1971

Capacity: 2580

GPS coordinates: 53.18420,-105.73400

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:25