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There is something about summer in Airdrie that feels like an invitation. An invitation to linger a little longer on a patio with friends, to see our little ones with ice cream dripping down their hands, with big smiles or sipping on a delicious drink, quenching the heat of summer and, finally, the
Fresh off a win for Horizon Male Artist of the Year at the 2026 Country Music Alberta Awards (CMAB), Airdrie country singer/songwriter Chevy Beaulieu feels validated. “It was the last award of the evening, so the wait was really nerve-racking,” he says.
When Zachary Vokey and his family moved to Airdrie a year and a half ago, he had no idea that within a year he would be laid off from his job in construction. However, when it happened, he saw it as an opportunity.
I eat out as often as I can. As a sommelier, resident foodie and local food explorer, I make it my mission to eat through Airdrie one bite (and one sip) at a time. Some dishes are good, some are great, and then there are the ones I keep thinking about and craving.
Get ready, Airdrie! One of the city’s most beloved family events is back and bigger than ever – and, this year, it comes with something to smile about.
When you step into a Tillie’s Afternoon Tea experience, you are stepping into a little corner of England — fine china, warm scones and the comforting ritual of a proper cup of tea.
Bert Church High School is putting on its first musical since 2023, and it’s going to be freakin’ good! Based on the beloved Disney films, Freaky Friday: The Musical tells the hilarious, heartfelt story of a mother and her teenage daughter who are forced to step into each other’s shoes for a day whe
Airdrie makers have been busy creating everything from chocolates to soaps to make your spring shopping fun (one for you, and one for me!). Support your local makers!
Renu Mathew and Patricia Connick held their first concert as the Pretty Good Cellos in Airdrie, but neither actually lives here. Mathew is a teacher from Olds, and Connick is a doctor in Calgary, where the two met in a music class. They decided to form a duo, with Airdrie becoming the halfway point
Megan Ellahi’s paintings have the power to pull the viewer into a world where a simple stroke of her brush brings to life the breathtaking vastness of the Alberta landscape this Airdrie artist treasures.
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