Daysland, Alberta, has a population of 824 (based on 2016 census). The Palace Theatre was built in 1952 by the Tury's who even lived upstairs. The inaugural show was “Snow White” and all the ticket receipts were donated back to The Town of Daysland. In 1999 the Daysland and District Cultural Arts Society took over the theatre, did renovations and has been showing movies every weekend, staffed by volunteers. (October 2019)

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"Our host, Gretchen was fantastic. She checked us in, and made sure we had a powered outside plug for our vehicle’s block heater. The room was spotless! The shower was like a pressure water with the fastest and hottest water I’ve ever had in a hotel! Our 3 dogs were welcomed with open arms and since all the rooms are on the main floor, taking them out to do their business was effortless! We will definitely be staying there again every time to see our grandkids; especially when it’s low visibility blizzardlike conditions. It doesn’t make sense to drive back to the Stony Plain, AB area in those conditions. "