Want to know what happens at our regular meetings? Meetings are held the second Monday of every month except October when the meeting is held on the third Monday and excluding July and August. Please remember that only club members may participate in the discussions and vote on motions during the business portion of general […]
Welcome to our Website
We are working on making some exciting changes over the next couple of months.
Just like our collections, things don’t always get put in the right places right off the bat.
Thanks for your patience as we get things properly arranged and displayed to their best advantage!
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Wishing you all a healthy, happy, safe, and prosperous 2026!
Our club was founded in 1970 by individuals with a passion for collecting and researching items from various periods in history. This site has information on our club operation, our history, photos, membership and upcoming events.
Important Meeting Information
New Meeting Location!
Starting with the Annual General Meeting on January 12th 2026 we will be meeting at our new location at Bow Cliff Seniors located at 3375 Spruce Drive. S.W.
Next Regular Meeting after the AGM is Monday February 9th!
7:00 to 9:00 PM
The meeting location is Bow Cliff Seniors, 3375 Spruce Drive. S.W. The club will supply the coffee, tea and snack – if members want bottled water or a pop they will need to bring their own. There is adequate free parking and extra parking on the street after 6:00 pm.
Guests and new members always welcome!
Antiques Roadshow – do you have an item you would like more information on? Bring it to the meeting – members will try and help you with age, value, etc..
The Picker’s Table – is available before the meeting 6:30-7:00pm and also during the break. Members are invited to bring 1-3 items for sale tagged with your name and firm price. There are always interesting things that may strike your fancy!
Guest Speaker – FCCC Show Committee presentation:
Upcoming changes to future shows, Pros & Cons.
News and Announcements
Medalta Display
Unique pieces of Alta Glass are now in two display cases in the new foyer of the Medalta Potteries site in Medicine Hat. The First Canadian Collector’s Club donated the cabinets to help preserve these Alberta treasures. […]