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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 ART of the Harvest 2025 event will be held on September 20, 2025. The event is free to the public and will start with the tractor pull at 10:00 am. The other activities will begin at 10:30 am until 3:00 pm. The tractor pull will continue later into the afternoon.
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.
Mark your calendar and bring your appetite — the Empty Bowls Festival returns Saturday, Sept. 13, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., and it’s one of Airdrie’s most heartwarming events of the year! Hosted by the Airdrie Food Bank, this festival blends community spirit and compassion into one fun-filled day.
airdrieFEST is the perfect example of how humble beginnings can transform into iconic events.
This year marks the launch of Summer Palooza, a reimagined and vibrant funfair organized by youth for youth. Don’t miss the action at Nose Creek Park from 1 to 4pm on August 30.
There’s something about an Alberta summer that makes a picnic feel like the perfect way to spend an afternoon. Whether it’s a family gathering, a romantic date, or a solo escape with a good book, Airdrie is brimming with parks that turn a simple lunch into a memorable experience.
