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Airdrie has an exciting and growing community of talented musicians. From beginners performing at their first open mic, to seasoned professionals whose songs convey their lived experiences, every single one credits family, partners and fellow musicians for making the journey possible.
Kelly Zeeb is an emerging local artist who has arrived at this point in her life by "happy accident.”
Nose Creek Players (NCP), originally known as Airdrie Little Theatre up until its rebranding in 2011, is celebrating 40 years as the city’s premier not-for-profit community theatre group.
Bert Church LIVE Theatre continues the tradition of bringing high-calibre performances to the Airdrie stage. The 2025–2026: A Season to Inspire series brings a thoughtfully curated lineup of new genres and artists designed to captivate and connect.
I have always loved books. They’ve been my escape and my adventure. But writing one? That was always just a dream — until life handed me a story that I felt needed to be told. The loss of Bohdi Rhett Hamilton Cree (my grandson), our little ANE warrior, left a permanent ache in our hearts.
Airdrie dancer Keela Dumont is a rising star — and she now has a top award to prove it. Dumont recently took first place in the first-ever Rising Star Talent Show. Presented by the Airdrie Chamber of Commerce’s and sponsored by Melcor Developments, the competition
Have you ever wanted to know how to bake a delicious cake, complete with colourful swirls of icing and delicate patterns that make your mouth water before taking a bite? It’s Jhana Small’s mission to help you turn your dream of the perfect handmade cake into reality.
The Polaris Theatre for the Performing Arts in Balzac is hosting a new Blue Room Cabaret Series starting in September. The cabaret is curated by the recently formed jazz combo, the Blue Room Collective, a powerhouse ensemble of top-tier professionals.
My name is Ekieti Abia, and I’m Nigerian. I’m a passionate lover of beauty, especially the kind that hides in the most unexpected places.
The National Institute on Ageing released a report in December 2023 which found that approximately 41 per cent of Canadians aged 50 and over are at risk of social isolation, and nearly 60 per cent in that age group have experienced loneliness.
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