Reynolds-Alberta Museum

08/08/2026

A big thank you to everyone who came out to be part of Ride to Reynolds at Reynolds Museum today; motorcycle riders, visitors, vendors, and music by Wired4Sound and The Plaiders.

Special thanks to our guest speakers:
- Liane Langlois, first Canadian woman to set an official motorcycle Land Speed World Record 2025 at Bonneville Motorcycle Speed Trials
- Kelmany Ross representing The Lambretta Club of Canada

And to all the staff and volunteers who helped make this event happen!

What a great day. See you next year!

Thanks for the great support from our event partner James H. Brown Injury Lawyers and from our media sponsor .

www.ReynoldsMuseum.ca

08/08/2026

It's 8:50 a.m. at Reynolds Museum , the sun shining and we are getting the site ready to welcome everyone at Ride to Reynold!

The Museum opens at 10 a.m. so we will see you soon.

Ride to Reynolds is presented in partnership with James H. Brown Injury Lawyers ,
and our media sponsor is K-97.

www.ReynoldsMuseum.ca

08/06/2026

The open road is calling you … and this Saturday, that road leads to Reynolds Museum in Wetaskiwin for the annual one-day-only Ride to Reynolds event!

With more than 12 hundred riders rolling in, this is a truly memorable experience! All makes. All models.

And whether you come on two, three or four wheels, everyone is welcome!

See you on Saturday.

Ride to Reynolds is presented in partnership with James H. Brown Injury Lawyers.
Our media sponsor is K-97.

www.ReynoldsMuseum.ca

08/05/2026

If you are thinking about motorcycles, talking about motorcycles, dreaming about motorcycles and riding a motorcycle, then Ride to Reynolds is the event for you!

When: This Saturday August 8
Where: Reynolds Museum, Wetaskiwin, Alberta
Time: 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Admission: All who ride in on a motorcycle get FREE admission, all others pay regular admission

See you there!

Ride to Reynolds is presented in partnership with James H. Brown Injury Lawyers.
Our media sponsor is K-97.

(Note: Photos are from previous years.)

08/04/2026

Ride to Reynolds, this Saturday, August 8, 2026, at Reynolds Museum, is pleased to welcome guest speaker Liane Langlois.

Meet Liane and hear her motorcycle Land Speed World Record story in the Museum's Main Theatre. Presentation is at 11:30 am & 2:00 pm.

This video was filmed close to the start of Liane racing the salt. And today she stands as the first Canadian woman to set an official motorcycle Land Speed World Record in 2025, competing at the Bonneville Motorcycle Speed Trials (BMST) on the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah!

Liane Langlois surpassed the 150mph mark on her motorcycle at the B...

08/04/2026

Ride to Reynolds, this Saturday, August 8, 2026, at Reynolds Museum in Wetaskiwin, Alberta, is pleased to welcome:

Guest Speaker Liane Langlois, first Canadian woman to set an official motorcycle Land Speed World Record 2025 at Bonneville Motorcycle Speed Trials

Check it out:

https://www.ctvnews.ca/edmonton/article/edmonton-motorcycle-racer-sets-world-record-is-first-canadian-woman-to-achieve-feat

Ride to Reynolds is presented in partnership with James H. Brown Injury Lawyers.
Our media sponsor is K-97.
www.ReynoldsMuseum.ca

Canada's First Female World Land Speed Record Holder

08/04/2026

Are you planning to attend Ride to Reynolds, this Saturday, August 8, 2026 at the Reynolds Museum in Wetaskiwin?

Remember, all those riding in on a motorcycle receive free admission.

See you there!

Special thanks to our partner, James H. Brown Injury Lawyers.

And to our media sponsor K-97.

www.ReynoldsMuseum.ca

08/01/2026

The Ride to Reynolds event at Reynolds Museum in Wetaskiwin is coming soon - Saturday, August 8.

The ride starts from wherever you are and ends at Reynolds!

If you have made a plan to ride in and would like others to join you, please share your start point location, the map of the route you plan to take and the time you plan to depart in the comments below.

We always have people wanting to join a ride.

Thanks so much!

Ride to Reynolds is presented in partnership with James H. Brown Injury Lawyers.

Our media sponsor is .

www.ReynoldsMuseum.ca

07/30/2026

Question: what do snowmobiles, sasquatch feet, and high heels have in common?
Scratching your head?

Find out when you come to Reynolds Museum’s Making Tracks exhibition! It’s part physics, part fun—and full of surprises!

This is definitely not the science class you remember. Perfect for curious kids and grown-ups alike.

www.ReynoldsMuseum.ca