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Airdrie youth are invited to take part in a weekend full of free activities during National Youth Week. From May 1 to 7, the Airdrie YES Committee will be partnering with several other local organizations to celebrate youth and their involvement in their communities.
A day filled with shopping, food, and fun is the perfect way to celebrate your mom this Mother’s Day. The Mother’s Day Market will take place from 11 am to 4 pm at Airdrie City Hall on May 10.
We all know how finicky Mother Nature can be in May in Airdrie. Just because the day is gloomy and wet doesn’t mean you can’t have fun. There are plenty of ways to keep yourself and your family entertained on chilly spring days while you dream about the warmer weather to come.
The Airdrie Children’s Festival has been bringing excitement, entertainment and education to local kids since 2018. This year’s festival will take place at Nose Creek Park on May 24 to 25 from 10am to 4pm.
The Calgary Artists Studio Tour is a unique event inviting the public to explore artists’ studios located throughout Calgary and surrounding areas. This year Airdrie is represented by four talented artists: Afshan Khan, Angela Stone Fine Art, Cindy Bouwers Art Studio, and Artwork by Verone .
Strap on your sneakers and stretch those muscles because the Know Where to Turn Run is taking place at Ed Eggerer Park on May 4.
Airdrie residents looking to celebrate Easter are in for an egg-cellent weekend! There are many festive events in and around the city that bring Easter cheer to people of all ages. Put on your bunny ears and get egg-cited for some local hunts, photos with the bunny and chocolate eggs.
Imagine golden sands stretching as far as the eye can see, turquoise waves kissing the shore, and a warm breeze playfully tousling your hair as you sip on a refreshing beverage… BGC Airdrie wants to make the vacation of your dreams a reality!
Nose Creek Valley Museum will be home to its inaugural Little Spring Market on April 6 from 11am to 4pm. “We are inviting all artists, artisans, and craftspeople to be a vendor at our market,” says Laurie Harvey, executive director and curator for Nose Creek Valley Museum.
The Indian Society of Airdrie (ISA) and Hands of Hope Calgary are working together to ensure no one in our city goes without food.
