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Looking for a family-friendly night out that feels like a getaway? Mark your calendars for March 18 at 7:30 pm as Bert Church LIVE Theatre presents Radio Silence, a captivating production that promises to transport Airdrie audiences to the rugged wilderness of the 1920s Yukon.
The Elton John Tribute Concert with Cyril Tenjohn on March 7 isn’t just a stroll down memory lane; it is a high-octane, Vegas-style spectacle landing right in the heart of Rocky View County.
On February 26, entrepreneurs, executives, and emerging leaders from across the region will gather for a day devoted to sparking ideas, forging connections, and “leading the charge” toward a stronger business community.
A young couple struggles with their relationship because neither truly knows what the other is thinking. But what if the audience could hear those inner voices? This February, Nose Creek Players invites Airdrie residents to do exactly that with two heartfelt and thought-provoking evenings of theatre
On February 14, residents are invited to bundle up and head out for Cabin Fever, a free, family-friendly festival designed to help shake off the winter blues running from 1 to 4 p.m.
Get ready for an immersive concert experience that celebrates Alberta through sound, from mountain landscapes to wild horses. Rocky Mountain Symphony Orchestra (RMSO) will present Sounds Like Alberta on January 31 at Bert Church LIVE Theatre and February 1 at Rockpointe Church in Bearspaw.
Bert Church High School’s (BCHS) production of Little Women promises warmth, laughter, and heartfelt storytelling during the cold month when the community needs it most, running from January 21 to 24.
The Inspire Centre (Airdrie Public Library) will transform into a hub of conversation, curiosity, and community spirit as ConnectFest returns to the city. Running from 1 pm to 4:30 pm on January 11, the event invites residents to explore the many ways they can give back; one conversation at a time.
On a crisp winter morning in Airdrie, a quiet act of kindness can make all the difference. The Volunteer Airdrie Snow Angels program is a community-powered initiative that ensures vulnerable residents can safely navigate winter’s heaviest snowfalls.
We all know the need is high in our community in the lead up to the holidays, but local community groups, charities and non-profits need help throughout the year as well.
