Guild Hall

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Guild Hall was a small entertainment center opened in Bonnyville Alberta. It started in the summer of 2005. It contained a few computers, as well as gaming platforms such as Microsoft's Xbox. People were able to, after paying an hourly fee, use a system for their enjoyment. It was a great place for kids to hang out with a good environment, there was no alcohol nor drugs allowed. It was owned by a young married couple who made the store seem much more friendly and comfortable, more so by their ability to talk about most things. Guild Hall closed on May 31st 2006.


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