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Local youth will take centre stage this summer as the Airdrie Children’s Business Fair returns for its fourth year. The annual marketplace happens on August 16 from 1 to 4 pm at the Town and Country Centre.
As the warm summer evenings ramp up, there is a distinct hum of anticipation building in our community. If you are looking to explore local vibes, delicious eats, and incredible artisan crafts, mark your calendars. The highly anticipated Airdrie Night Market is returning.
Blue Grass Nursery & Garden Centre is transforming its sun-drenched grounds into a bustling hub of local flavour and creativity with the launch of the inaugural Blue Grass Market on July 18 and 19, 25 and 26, and every Saturday and Sunday in August.
A vibrant new cultural celebration is making its debut in Airdrie this summer. On August 1, Bert Church LIVE Theatre will play host to the inaugural finale of the Caribbean & African Canada Pageant, an initiative aimed at elevating underrepresented voices, building confidence, and spotlighting the r
For 25 years, automobile enthusiasts and community members have gathered in Airdrie for one of the city's most anticipated annual traditions. The Doin’ it on the Grass car show returns to Nose Creek Park on August 8 from 10 am to 4 pm, marking a silver anniversary for the charity event.
Music has a unique power to bridge distances, and this school year, students from Airdrie’s W.H. Croxford High School experienced that magic firsthand. Through the Experiences Canada program, W.H. Croxford participated in a memorable cultural and musical exchange with Leo Hayes High School.
Get ready for the most delightful race on four short legs. Following a massive debut last year, the highly anticipated Corgi Races are returning to the track at Century Downs Racetrack and Casino on July 4.
The City of Airdrie celebrated the accomplishments of five of Airdrie’s Elite Athletes in a ceremony at Genesis Place at the end of May. The Airdrie Elite Athlete program has been in operation since 2011, and it recognizes and commemorates athletic excellence in our community. Since its inception,
The Canada Day Parade is a core part of how Airdrie celebrates July 1. From setting up chairs early in the morning to breakfasts and barbecues, Airdrie shows up for the parade year-over-year.
Since 2023, the Airdrie and District Agricultural Society (ADAS) and Youth Volunteer Corps (YVC) Airdrie have worked together to address food insecurity in Airdrie through the garden project initiative, hosted on the ADAS lands just west of the city.
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