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Discover your next gem and support two great causes at the Nose Creek Valley Museum Boot Sale and Community Flea Market
It’s time to get cultured! The City of Airdrie invites you to attend a commemorative ceremony of our community’s history of friendship with Gwacheon, Korea, on July 16 from 6 to 8 pm at Nose Creek Park.
Nothing's sweeter than a fresh red tomato or crisp carrot from your own backyard but the produce at Airdrie Farmer’s Market is the next best thing. If your tastes prefer savoury flavours, there are plenty of options at the market as well, including meats, cheeses and perogies.
Airdrie native Gabriel Osenda returns home for the summer after continuing to make waves in the football world, earning national recognition as one of the top high school athletes in North America.
Summer in Alberta is beautiful—long sunny days, rolling fields, and that breathtaking stretch of mountains on the horizon. Some of the best adventures are just a car ride away and don’t require maxing out your summer budget.
Out with the old and in with the new!
There’s nothing quite like the smell of sizzling pancakes and the sound of country music to signal that Stampede season has arrived—and in Airdrie, the spirit is as strong as ever. This year, the city is serving up a full plate of Stampede breakfasts, where cowboy boots meet community spirit.
There is no need to leave the city to celebrate your national pride on July 1. With dozens of exciting events, the 2025 Canada Day in Airdrie promises to be one to remember.
Grab your helmet and hop on your bike for a good cause. The 36th annual MS Bike - Airdrie to Olds will take place on June 21 and 22. “It is a really fun and inspiring event that brings the MS and cycling communities together.
We are all thinking it... Maybe you are even Googling “What to do with my kids all summer” after they go to bed. As the school year ends and the kids come flooding through the front door ready to conquer summer vacation, parents everywhere are struck with one overwhelming thought: What now?
