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Celebrate 25 years of Airdrie Festival of Lights by getting your glow on

Story by Stacie Gaetz

Winter 20/21

The Airdrie Festival of Lights (AFOL) has been spreading holiday cheer for 25 years.

Located in Nose Creek Park, AFOL is a beautiful, month-long, outdoor walk-through lights experience, with about a million dollars’ worth of displays and other events, including Santa visits, real reindeer, a gift shop, choirs, a concession and so much more.

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