The Ball Diamonds in Tofield are located on Tofield Sportsgrounds at 4748 53 Avenue.
4 shale diamonds used by Tofield Minor Baseball, Tofield Triggers (Ladies Fastball), Tofield Braves (Men’s Baseball) and Slo-Pitch.
Diamonds are home to the annual Ry-Tof Tournament. Diamond schedules will be listed here as available. Please call the Tofield Town Office at 780-662-3269 to book.
Open: Wednesday–Saturday, 10AM–5PM, summer only
Phone: 780-662-3191 or 780-662-3269
Email: veglauer@tofieldalberta.ca
Located on the access road to Tofield is the Beaverhill Lake Nature Center & Museum. Built in 1996, this facility combines the natural and cultural history of Tofield, interpretive information about Beaverhill Lake, tourist information, local artists display and more.
The Tofield Historical Society (THS) was formed in 1961 and, soon after, members established the Tofield Museum. The museum has been housed in three different locations: the first in a schoolhouse located on the Tofield School grounds, the second in an annex of the Tofield Arena and the third in the Beaverhill Lake Nature Centre & Museum Facility.
The Tofield Museum provides exhibits that cover the development of Tofield from the early Indigenous settlements to the arrival of European and American settlers and subsequent agricultural and business developments. These exhibits reflect the development of schools, medical care, agricultural practices and church communities of early pioneers.
The Tofield Museum has accomplished great milestones:
THS is a member of CREAM (Central Rural East Alberta Museums), a support group for museums in rural Alberta.
Our board is very proud of our achievements as we strive to provide our visitors with the best possible experiences and programs.
Over the years, the Tofield Historical Society had published two history books: Tales of Tofield 1 (1969) and Tales of Tofield 2 (2009).
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