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Peering into the eyes of one of the animals in her pet portraits is like looking into the heart of the animal itself. Artist Kourtney Hope has an astonishing ability to create the very being of each one.
Parents of children with medical needs often feel they aren’t receiving the support they need in their parenting journey because it’s hard for the people around them, who don’t have medically complex kiddos, to understand the struggle.
Airdrie resident Caitlin Horovitz knows how to create something sweet out of a sour situation. Horovitz has had a passion for baking since she was a child, helping her grandmother, great-grandmother and aunts create in the kitchen for years.
Miles Canyon lives in Crossfield, but this prolific singer-songwriter has found a home in the Airdrie music scene. Saskatoon was his base before he moved to Alberta more than a year ago, but he’s been on the road most of his life, touring with his longtime band across North America.
Airdrie has plenty of great options for delicious bites under $15. Whether you're looking for a quick lunch or a casual dinner, you can find a variety of satisfying meals that won’t hurt your wallet. From hearty comfort food to unique flavours, here are some local favourites worth trying.
Hey Airdrie! I’m Chad Stewart: author, poet, dreamer and fellow citizen. When I started getting serious about writing and publishing about eight years ago, I never dreamed of where it would take me.
What do you love most about this time of year? Winter activities? Staying cozy as the winds howl and the snow flies with a good book? Preparing for your favourite traditions?
As captain of his hockey and volleyball teams, he thrived by helping teammates feel confident in their abilities. Now, Myson is applying those same leadership skills as an in-school teen mentor with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Calgary and Area.
Cindy Bouwers’ nature-inspired paintings capture light and convey emotion to uplift and nurture the viewer. But the former teacher at the Alberta College of Art + Design (now Alberta University of the Arts) didn’t always allow herself to explore her creativity in this way.
The season begins with a performance at the opening of Airdrie’s Annual Tree Lighting festival. Two concerts at local lodges then lead to their annual Singfest Celebration on Dec. 14, which raises funds for Airdrie First Hamper program.
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