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Collection consists of a programmes from various professional and amateur theatre and music productions held in a number of venues in Edmonton, Alberta, including the Empire Theatre, McDougall Auditorium, Edmonton Opera House, Marie Hall, Grand Theatre, Thistle Rink, Glenora Skating Club, Edmonton Arena, Orpheum Vaudeville, and Temple Theatre. Fonds also includes a souvenir menu from the Shasta Grill in Edmonton and a photograph depicting a fire in Alfred Block in Red Deer, Alberta.

Collection consists of postcards depicting the McKenzie Bridge and various street views in Fort Macleod, Alberta.

The collection consists of theatre and music programs collected by the Keepings and includes programs for drama festivals, All Saints' Cathedral Friendship Guild, Circle 8, the Belasco Players, the Edmonton Little Theatre, Edmonton Community Theatre, Northern Light Theatre, Theatre 3, Stage West, Walterdale Theatre Associates, Citadel Theatre, Edmonton Opera Association, Edmonton Symphony Society, Canadian Players Foundation, Celebrity Concert Series, and the Community Concert Association, as well as programs for various productions at the Empire theatre and various touring theatre and ballet companies. The collection also includes some issues of the Edmonton drama newsletter Rôle Call.

The collection consists of the assignments, specifically photographs and negatives, created by first and second year students in the Photographic Technology Program at NAIT; assignment topics included: "Documenting Edmonton" (choice of one of four: Chinatown, Little Italy, 118th Avenue between 82nd and 97th Streets, or Fort Road between the Yellowhead Trail and the Londonderry Inn) (1989); "Documenting Edmonton" (choice of one of four: Whyte Avenue from 103rd to 109th Streets, Calder area - 127 Avenue from 97th to 127th Streets, 118th Avenue and Kingsway Avenue (Kingsway Garden Mall) west to 124th Street, or 124th Street from Jasper Avenue to 111th Avenue) (1993); "Documenting Edmonton" (Jasper Avenue) (1996); "Documenting Edmonton" (Social Strata) (1997); "Women at Work in Edmonton in the 1990s" (1998); "Car Culture" (exhibited at Café La Gare) (1999); "The Human Imprint" (showing man's affect on the environment) (2000); "Like Linda [McCartney]: Performers through the lens of NAIT photography students" (exhibited as part of the Sixties exhibit at the Provincial Museum of Alberta) (2001); and "Poverty in the Land of Plenty" (2002).

The collection consists of a share certificate receipt book for Refineries Distributors Limited for 1926, various advertisements, a music program for the Westminster Glee Club, a Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry Regimental Song Book, an "Everybody Sing" songbook, commencement programs for Holy Cross Hospital's School of Nursing (1945), a prize list and entry form for the Edmonton Poultry Show (1943), a Diamond Jubilee of Confederation program and song sheet, prize lists for the Annual Caroline Fair (1929, 1935), Canadian Pacific Railway Company operating rules and schedule of rates and rules, a booklet "Ritual for the use of Subordinate Divisions of the Order of Railway Conductors," images of an unidentified man with a water tower in background and men on a caboose.

The collection consists of 18 prints of Second World War cartoons by Stew Cameron, two of which have been signed by Cameron. The cartoon appeared in Cameron's book Basic Training Daze.

The collection consists of audio recordings of various Alberta artists, including Barry Allen, James Lee Hitchner, Danny Hooper, Bob Hoy and the Badlanders, Jerry Jerry and the Sons of Rhythm Orchestra, Jr. Gone Wild, Jimmy Arthur Ordge, Privilege, Bob Ruzicka, Mary Saxton, Russell Thornberry, Ian Tyson, and Chris Kay, and the compilations "Writing-on-Stone, the Alberta Compilation" and "Alberta Crude."

The collection consists of 5 LP discs featuring music from Richard White, Darkroom, and NEO a4 dating from 1981- 1985.

The fonds consists of ten 78 RPM LP recordings by the artists Stu Davis and the Northwesterners, Lennie Siebert and the Calgary Chuck Wagon Gang, Vic Siebert and the Westernnaires, King Ganum and his Sons of the West, Bill Dixie Hilton and his Calgary Range Riders, Buddy Reynolds with Calgary Range Riders, Keray Regan, Scotty Stevenson with the Edmonton Eskimos, Scotty Stevenson and the Canadian Nighthawks, and Lucille Starr. The fonds dates from 1945-1955.

The collection consists of two Alberta School Broadcast songbooks: "Sing and Play" from 1954 -1955, by Jane McIlrena and "Music Makers" from 1960 - 1961 by Hazel Robinson. The collection also contains 33 transcription discs created for Alberta School Broadcasts featuring music and narrated books such as Ivanhoe. The discs also include broadcasts featuring information on explorers of the Northwest Territories including David Thompson, James Cook Henry Kelsey, Samuel Hearne, and Anthony Henday. The transcription discs date from 1948 to 1949. The audio cassettes consist of several episodes from the following series: World of Today, Alberta at Work, We Live in Alberta, Alberta Album, Adventure Time, and Pioneer Communities. These episodes likely date from the 1970s.