airdrielife Magazine
Celebrating the Good Life in Airdrie
lifenow
“Airdrie has long attracted new residents and businesses thanks to our ideal location and high quality of life, and the growth report is an amazing tool for documenting that growth and helping us plan for the future,” said Airdrie Mayor Peter Brown.
The Airdrie Food Bank, a vital lifeline for our community's most vulnerable, faces an unprecedented need as shelves lay bare and stockpiles diminish to the lowest levels we have ever seen.
To help raise awareness and funds for multiple myeloma, a little-known blood cancer, Airdrie residents will be participating in the 8th annual Greg Roberts Memorial Myeloma March on September 9, 2022, at 9:00 a.m., at Airdrie East Lake Park.
The Airdrie Horticultural Society’s fourth annual Garden Tour is August 12 from 1 to 3 p.m.
Winners will be announced at the Airdrie Business Awards Gala on October 19th, 2023 at Bert Church LIVE Theatre.
Ladies and gentlemen, start your engines for the 21st Airdrie Show & Shine coming to Nose Creek Park Saturday, August 12 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Pawz in the Park is a brand-new Airdrie community event celebrating pets of all kinds. The day is a celebration of all pets, not just dogs and cats, with pet-related vendor booths and fun activities like weiner dog races and a canine agility demonstration.
Many people have been noticing the five anonymously donated bronze sculptures called “Îethka Stoney Grandmother's Teachings” which appeared in Nose Creek Regional Park last week.
On any given summer day, it’s not unusual to see people fishing in Nose Creek where it widens out to form a series of ponds.
The city of Airdrie continues to grow at an astounding pace, with the official 2023 census results showing a total population of 80,649, a 14.29 per cent growth rate since the last municipal census in 2019.
