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The City of Airdrie is pleased to present six opportunities to dive deeper into thought, explore lived experiences or lighten the mood with a laugh at Inspired Speakers.
Get ready, Airdrie – Halloween season is creeping in, and the city is brewing up a cauldron full of spooktacular events for ghosts and goblins of all ages!
“This library belongs to all Airdrie residents.” That was the consensus at the soft opening of Inspire, Airdrie’s new multi-use and library facility on September 24. Airdrie City Council, Airdrie Public Library board and project partners gathered for the official ribbon cutting ceremony.
Are you looking to discover new ways to get active without the pressure of long-term commitments or costs? Airdrie Sports Try-It Week aims to do just that. Presented by the Airdrie Sports Council and Healthier Together Airdrie, Sports Try-It Week will take place from September 20 to 26.
The City of Airdrie will begin a six-week celebration of community connection with live performances in Inspire’s Atrium this November. Performances will take place Saturday afternoons from November 8 through December 13 and include concerts, circus and performing arts events.
When my Dad passed away in 2022, the Airdrie Legion Branch 288 did a poppy ceremony in his honor and memory.
The Airdrie 1st Club Holiday Hamper Program is in full swing. The program helps families, seniors, and individuals in Airdrie experience a joyful holiday season. One hundred percent of donations go directly to those in need, thanks to the volunteer-driven nature of the club.
Every child deserves to own their own books. This is the idea behind Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library of Canada. The Imagination Library is a free book-gifting program devoted to inspiring a love of reading in young children.
A registered Canadian charity equipping youth with entrepreneurial and career-ready skills has expanded its accredited entrepreneurship program into Airdrie and surrounding communities.
The Airdrie Horticultural Society is helping to feed residents with food insecurity this harvest season. The newly established Grow to Give Project aims to sow, grow, harvest and donate fresh produce from Airdrie’s Monkland and Lanark Community Gardens and donate it to Airdrie Food Bank.
