airdrielife Magazine
Celebrating the Good Life in Airdrie
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Western Canada’s largest, free, outdoor walk-through Christmas Light Display is back for its 27th season December 1-31 from 6-9 p.m. each evening at Nose Creek Park. "The Board of Directors, and all our volunteer are so excited to be opening for our 27th season."
Fall is beautiful! One of the most enjoyable bonding moments you can have with your dog is simply taking a neighbourhood stroll together. We already know it is mutually beneficial both physically and mentally.
The size of Airdrie and its senior population continues to grow; let’s make sure that seniors are prioritized and can keep their independence as long as they are able.
Creativity is a key ingredient to a child’s physical, social and psychological development. Arts and crafts are often seen as play time and not necessarily educational, but the benefits of creativity are plentiful.
‘Tis the Season For family-friendly community events.
This issue is dedicated to everything creative. It’s one of my favourite topics of conversation, and to learn what this means in Airdrie has been eye opening. We all have a creative streak; to make something new, something valuable.
airdrielife loves to discover people and businesses that are right on trend, and nothing is more popular now than charcuterie grazing. We caught up with the very busy Jade D’Costa, owner of Johnny & Glo.
Beyond Pronouns released to a glowing reception. Tammy Plunkett shares her journey from mom to bestselling author.
There’s a riveting scene in the short film A Woman’s Voice that depicts restaurant staff helping an abused woman escape her abuser. It’s from one of four interwoven stories in this award-winning 13-minute piece from Airdrie’s Rob Ing Productions.
There are plenty of appetizers out there to fit the digestive bill. So, let’s try a few starter bites and see what’s appetizing in Airdrie.
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