Arcola is a town in southeast Saskatchewan, Canada, approximately 60 kilometres (37 mi) north and 40 kilometres (25 mi) east of Estevan. Today, the town is home to three antique shops, an art gallery, the Southeast Saskatchewan Photo Museum, a full range of stores and services, a hospital, medical clinic, a K-12 school and pottery studio, as well as full service restaurants, a laundromat and a motel.
Following the destruction by fire of the skating and curling rinks in 2001, the area residents banded together to rebuild the rinks next to the Prairie Place Hall, to create a multi-use community facility comparable to that in most cities. A fair and rodeo, town wide garage sale day, Robbie Burns’ Night, Co-Op Equity Days, a snowmobile rally, fall supper, and Canada Day Celebrations are among the town’s annual events.

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