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YOUR GUIDE TO A GREAT TIME IN AIRDRIE, ALBERTA
2019/20
Arts
Festivals
Food
Leisure
Recreation
and much more!
eatplaystayairdrie.ca
June 28 - 30 & July 1, 2019
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Kids 10 and under - FREE
Tickets available online until June 27
Discounted tickets available until June 1
Tickets always available at the gate!
airdrieprorodeo.com
2019 FREE FAMILY FUN!
Join us for some of our upcoming events
• Ranch Hand Competition on July 20, 2019
• Farm Safety Event on September 21, 2019
• Art of the Harvest on September 21, 2019
• Old Tyme Seeding Demo will occur during
the month of May, 2020.
www.airdrieagsociety.com
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H E R I TAG E
History
comes alive EDITOR Vanessa Peterelli
DESIGN MANAGER Kim Williams
CONTRIBUTORS Sergei Belski,
F
ounded in 1889, Airdrie has a rich history of settlers and rail- Amanda Benner,
ways. Starting out as a stop destination for the Calgary and Ed- Barney Brown, Covy Moore,
monton Railway Company train that delivered mail because of Carl Patzel, Kristy Reimer
Nose Creek, soon buildings were built along the railway with
workers living nearby to care for the train. ADVERTISING SALES Wendy Pratt
Before long, general stores, blacksmith shops and a school were
built to service the establishing families and growing number of DISTRIBUTION
MANAGER Sharie Tanner
people travelling to this tiny hamlet to begin a new life.
Airdrie was granted village status in 1909, became a town
in 1974, and by 1985, with a population of 10,631, was de- CONTACT US
clared the 14th city of Alberta. Today, it has a population of To submit events for 2020, contact:
approximately 69,000. sherry@frogmediainc.ca
To advertise in the 2020 edition, please contact:
Wendy Pratt wendy@frogmediainc.ca
Iron Horse Park
A train lover’s dream come true, Iron Horse Park has miniature trains,
track and landscape to represent the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR)
WHERE TO FIND US
from the prairies to the coast. Take the 1.6-kilometre interpretive jour- Eat Play Stay Airdrie is delivered to all Travel
ney aboard one of the 1/8th scale diesel or steam locomotives at Alberta and Tourism Calgary visitor informa-
the park and get a feeling for what the railway was like in Western tion centres in southern Alberta, more than 150
Canada during the pioneer days. The rail journey takes visitors over rack locations in Airdrie, Calgary and CrossIron
hills, across trestles and through tunnels across the varied landscape. Mills, plus more than 19,000 homes in Airdrie
Additional structures, features, and track are added regularly. and Crossfield.
Situated at 820 Railway Gate.
ironhorsepark.net Eat Play Stay Airdrie is published annually by Frog
Media Inc.
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Nose Creek Valley Museum VOLUME 8
Boasting more than 10,000 artifacts, Nose Creek Valley Museum Contents copyright 2019 Frog Media Inc.
has been preserving the past of Airdrie and surrounding area since May not be reproduced without permission.
1988. A new exhibit this year is ‘Can You Dig It,’ offering a snap- The publisher does not assume any responsibility for
shot of world archaeology. Other collections include a First Nations the contents of any advertisement, and all representa-
display, settler’s cabin, blacksmith shop, general store, barber shop, tions of warranties made in such advertising are those
wildlife displays, 4-H displays, antique cars and farm machinery, one of the advertiser and not of the publisher.
of Canada’s largest arrowhead collections, WW1 and WW2 memo-
rabilia, and a LAV III monument.
EDITORIAL POLICY
Located at the south end of Nose Creek Park, Nose Creek Valley Eat Play Stay Airdrie does not accept unsolicited sub-
Museum also houses the Airdrie Visitor Information Centre. missions. Freelance writers and photographers inter-
nosecreekvalleymuseum.com ested in assignments are asked to send an inquiry,
MAP LOCATOR H11 with samples from at least three published magazine
articles, to sherry@frogmedia.ca
IRON HORSE PARK
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E V E N TS
What’s On in Airdrie & Area
A year full of entertainment, events and activity!
Join the a-list for weekly event news! The a-list is your weekly fix of event
news, contests and promotions with airdrielife magazine. Register today
and don’t miss out on fun around the city: airdrielife.com/contests
AIRDRIE CHILDREN’S FESTIVAL
May - October June - September
CAN YOU DIG IT? AIRDRIE HISTORY TOURS
Nose Creek Valley Museum Come for a walk and learn more about Airdrie’s 110-
This all-new exhibit at the Nose Creek Valley Museum year history with your tour guide. Friendly dogs welcome
provides visitors with a snapshot of world archaeology – to join! Walks will take approximately 30-45 minutes;
from treasure hunting, to scientific pursuit, to Hollywood. tickets $15. Dates and tickets at kcheel.wixsite.com and
Find out what modern archaeologists really do in this facebook.com/AirdrieHistoryTours
fascinating multicultural exhibit featuring museum-quality
replicas of artwork from around the globe. June 5 - Oct. 9
nosecreekvalleymuseum.com AIRDRIE FARMERS MARKET
320 Centre Ave E
May - December Open Wednesdays from 3:30 to 7 p.m., rain or shine, the
ART IN THE LIBRARY AFM delivers everything from pies, bread, local farming
Airdrie Public Library meat/produce/honey to unique crafts, hand-cut flowers,
Throughout the year, Airdrie Public Library (APL) plays food trucks and so much more. airdriefarmersmarket.com
host to local, regional and travelling art, with regular ex-
hibits changing every few months. Check online for an June 8
exhibit schedule. airdriepubliclibrary.ca BLUES, BREWS & BITES
Fitzsimmons Brewing Co.
May 19 - Oct. 27 A fundraiser for Airdrie and Area Victim Services, this is a
IRON HORSE PARK great afternoon/evening of live blues music, food trucks
Every Sunday from May to October, join the volunteers at and locally crafted beer. Admission is by donation at the
Iron Horse Park for an interpretive journey on miniature trains door. 2 to 8 p.m.
on 1.6 km of track. 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. ironhorsepark.net
June 9
June 1-2 FILIPINO HERITAGE DAY
AIRDRIE CHILDREN’S FESTIVAL Nose Creek Park
Nose Creek Park Join the Filipino community for a day of cultural presen-
Two fun-filled days of enriching experiences for children, tations and traditional sports. Free meal for the first 250
with live performances and hands-on activities, all for visitors. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
free. 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day. airdriechildrensfest.com
June - September Want more info on events,
CROSSFIELD FARMERS MARKET and a complete list of hotels and
Crossfield Community Centre Parking Lot
Find the best in local produce, baked goods, handmade restaurants in Airdrie?
arts and crafts and more, plus assorted weekly entertain-
ment and demos every Thursday, June through September. Go to eatplaystayairdrie.ca
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airdrielights.com Come see what’s new! Glowing Nightly Dec. 1 - 31, 2019 6 p.m. - 9 p.m.
E V E N TS
AIRDRIE CANADA DAY FIREWORKS
June 22 July 1
AIRDRIE’S FIRST PRIDE FESTIVAL CANADA DAY PARADE
City Hall/Main Street Main Street
Presented by Airdrie Pride Society, with the theme “Put- Celebrate our incredible nation with a free, family-
ting Down Roots.” Gather in Airdrie’s City Hall parking friendly Airdrie tradition: the Canada Day parade!
lot at 10:30 a.m., then at 11 a.m. join the Solidarity Walk Check out amazing floats, classic cars, and see some
south along Main Street to the Nose Creek Park entrance of what our community has to offer. Parade 10 a.m. to
south of St. Paul’s Catholic Church. Followed by an after- 1 p.m. airdrieparades.com
noon of activities, entertainment and food trucks. Events
will run rain or shine. airdriepride.wordpress.com July 1
CANADA DAY FIREWORKS
June 26 Chinook Winds Park
AIRDRIE FARMERS MARKET Fireworks start at approximately 10:45 p.m. Celebrate
FOOD TRUCK FRENZY Canada Day with a beautiful sky spectacular.
320 Center Ave E airdrieparades.com
It is a Food Truck Frenzy! From 3:30 to 9 p.m., this
event has 14+ food trucks from all over the Calgary re- July 1
gion. The market hours are also extended, creating a fun CANADA DAY BBQ
night market. Airdrie Public Library
Immediately following the parade, stay for the fundrais-
June 28 - July 1 ing BBQ. 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
52nd ANNUAL AIRDRIE PRO RODEO
Airdrie Rodeo Ranch July 1
With exciting highlights such as bull riding, bareback CANADA DAY ACTIVITIES
and saddle bronc riding, steer wrestling, team roping Iron Horse Park
and barrel racing, the Airdrie Pro Rodeo always draws a Special Canada Day celebration and interpretive
great crowd. Only a short drive away, the Airdrie Rodeo journeys on miniature trains. 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Ranch is located west of Airdrie on Highway 567. ironhorsepark.net
June 28-30: junior rodeo 6 p.m., pro rodeo 7 p.m.;
June 29, 20 and July 1: Mini Broncs and
Wild Pony races; July 1: junior rodeo 1:30 p.m.,
bull riding bonanza 2:30 p.m. airdrieprorodeo.com
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SUMMER CLASSIC CHARITY
CAR SHOW & SHINE
July 4, 18 July 26-28
MUSIC IN THE PARK BIKES & BULLS CHARITY EVENT
Nose Creek Amphitheatre Airdrie Air Park
Bring your lawn chair or a blanket, sit back and enjoy This ninth annual community fundraiser is hosted by the
live music at the beautiful Nose Creek Park amphitheatre. Airdrie Oilmen’s Association, featuring pro bull riding, a
7 to 9 p.m. airdrie.ca show and shine, bike rally and live music.
aoaalberta.com
July 13
NEIGHBOURS DAY July 28
Pioneer Acres (Irricana) MIGHTY MACHINES DAY
A special day for all the neighbours of Pioneer Acres, Main Street Square/Airdrie Public Library
with activities happening throughout the event. A celebration of trucks, vehicles, machines, and all things
pioneeracres.ab.ca that go, held in the Main Street Square parking lot. Aird-
rie Public Library will host story times and other literacy
July 20 programming. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
AIRDRIE AG SOCIETY RANCH HAND
COMPETITION Aug. 1, 15, 29
Airdrie Rodeo Grounds MUSIC IN THE PARK
See how a working ranch operates at this free event. Nose Creek Amphitheatre
Spectators see firsthand the cattle handling skills used Bring your lawn chair or a blanket, sit back and enjoy
by local area ranchers and farmers. Involves 8 events live music at the beautiful Nose Creek Park
in 2 classes: Open Classes - Simulated branding, team amphitheater. 7 to 9 p.m. airdrie.ca
sorting, team penning, simulated doctoring and trailer
loading; Ladies Classes - team penning, team sorting Aug. 9-11
and trailer loading. And for the kids, a calf scramble. 50th ANNUAL SHOW
The rodeo grounds are 6.5 km west of Airdrie on Hwy Pioneer Acres (Irricana)
567. Food and beverages will be available for purchase. The museum’s main event of the year features virtually
12 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. airdrieagsociety.com every piece of equipment running, as well as demos,
displays, equipment, crafts and more. The 2019 show
features horses and horse-drawn equipment.
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Aug. 10 Farm Safety Event: Airdrie & District Ag Society is
AIRDRIE SUMMER CLASSIC CHARITY proud to again host this important event to profile the
CAR SHOW & SHINE significance of Safety on the Farm. This free event con-
Nose Creek Park sists of interactive farm safety displays manned by Ag
Presented by the Time Traveller’s Car Club of Airdrie. Society volunteers, most of whom are members from our
A family event offering a little bit for everyone. No local 4-H clubs. The Agriculture for Life Rural Safety Unit,
admission fee for spectators but a food bank donation is sponsored by partner Trans Canada Turbines, will also
requested. For spectators the show runs from 10 a.m. to be on site, sharing farm safety tips and strategies. And for
4 p.m. timetravellers.ca the kids – an opportunity to win a prize!
Airdrie Ag Park is located 3 km west of Airdrie on Big Hill
September Springs Road, where it intersects with Range Road 14.
PAINT THE TOWN Both events run concurrently 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
City Wide - Store-Front Businesses airdrieagsociety.com
A new program, promoting Airdrie tourism, ARTember
events, arts and culture and Canadian heritage. Much Sept. 21
the same way windows are decorated during Stampede, 13th ANNUAL EMPTY BOWLS ARTS FESTIVAL
Creative Airdrie will be co-ordinating with local artists Airdrie Food Bank
to paint storefront windows in any of the following four This family-friendly celebration of community in the Aird-
themes throughout the month of September: Arts Educa- rie area brings awareness to local hunger issues and
tion - e.g. Van Gough’s Starry Night; Canadian Heritage raises funds for Airdrie Food Bank. Features local music,
- e.g. Indigenous Art; ARTember Events - e.g. Violet & art, kid’s activities and free soup lunch! Handmade pot-
Noir; Original Artwork - e.g. Artist’s Creation. tery bowls are available for purchase for a suggested
$20 donation. All proceeds support Airdrie Food Bank
Sept. 7 programs. 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
AIRDRIEFEST
Downtown Sept. 21
Join us for a street festival, in front of City Hall, celebrat- DESONUS CONCERT
ing all that is Airdrie. 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. airdriefest.ca Bert Church Theatre
“Desonus 2019 Mixtape Vol. 1”supports the Airdrie
Sept. 7-8 Boys and Girls Club and features an incredible lineup
STEAM AND STATIONARY ENGINES of talented singers and musicians from Airdrie and area.
Pioneer Acres (Irricana) Doors open at 6 p.m. desonus.ca
An event that highlights several stationary and portable
steam engines as well as a 65 HP Case steam tractor. Sept. 27-29
Visitors can also enjoy an impressive collection of internal ALBERTA CULTURE DAYS
combustion engines. Early settlers used these stationary Around Airdrie
engines to pump water, lift grain in elevators, operate Creativity abounds in Airdrie, with a great art and cul-
blacksmith and woodworking shops, produce electricity ture scene year-round. Join in the celebration of Alber-
and perform a host of other tasks. pioneeracres.ab.ca ta Culture Days and watch for a variety of arts-themed
happenings around the city. Visit airdrielife.com for up-
Sept. 14 to-the-minute info.
VIVA MEXICO
Bert Church Theatre Sept. 28
A free celebration for the whole family of the colours VOICE AND VISION
and culture of Mexico, with music, food and crafts. Airdrie Public Library
12 to 4 p.m. Facbook.com/VivaMexicoAirdrie/ for the A unique collaboration between 14 local writers and 14
latest news artists who exchange work to gain inspiration and create
a response piece. airdriepubliclibrary.ca
Sept. 21
ART OF THE HARVEST/FARM SAFETY EVENT Sept. 28
Airdrie Ag Park VIOLET & NOIR CONCERT
Art of the Harvest: Airdrie & District Ag Society is Cooper’s Town Promenade
proud to host this free annual event showcasing teams Creative Airdrie cordially invites you to join them for their
of horse and vintage farm equipment, demonstrating Purple & Black themed picnic. Pack your favourite edible
how harvesting grain was done in the “old days.” They delights and bring a bottle of your finest wine. Creative
also harvest the vegetables planted in the spring and for Airdrie will provide seating and entertainment for the
$10 you can fill a grocery bag with fresh-from-the-earth evening. Dress code: purple and black; strut your funkiest
veggies; all proceeds from the Fill-A-Bag are donated to hat, tie, scarf and/or shoes! Part of ARTember festivities
Airdrie Food Bank. Free parking and free beef on a bun in Airdrie.
or hot dog for the first 300 people.
12 EatPlayStay Airdrieauthentic experiences
( just like you):
Come to Airdrie for everything you expect in a fast growing city with that
small town feel! Live music, award winning farm fresh food, brewery tours
and plenty of dirt-in-your-face family experiences.
@AirdrieTOURISM
#Airdriebound www.airdrie.ca/tourism
Want more info on events,
and a complete list of hotels and restaurants in Airdrie?
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DESONUS CONCERT
Sept. 29 Oct. 11-12
TEDDY BEAR PICNIC “HALLOWEEN LIVE” TBA
Nose Creek Park Bert Church Theatre
For this family-favourite event, make sure to bring your Nose Creek Players are letting their fans decide on which
most treasured stuffed animal, a picnic blanket, fun finger thrilling rendition of a Halloween favourite with be per-
foods and drinks to enjoy some dance performances at formed: Frankenstein or Dracula. Announcement this
the Cooper’s Town Promenade outdoor stage. Try your summer. Tickets $20. nosecreekplayers.com
hand at some pottery, face painting and origami: Note:
Guests will be responsible for bringing their own food Oct. 17-20, 24-27, 29-30
and drinks. The event organizer (Creative Airdrie) will AIRSCARES
provide entertainment and activities. Part of ARTember 805 Main Street
festivities in Airdrie. Presented by the Boys and Girls Club of Airdrie. This
twisted entity steals more than just teeth as he drags his
OCTOBER (TBA) victims out of their bedroom window and into a world of
AIRDRIE’S GHOST WALK cruel dentistry. Experience hidden rooms, underground
Come along for a “chilling” walk and hear stories about mazes, drilling sounds and an ultimate fear that will leave
Airdrie ghosts as performed by local actors. Tickets $15. your teeth chattering. NOTE: not for young children.
Dates and tickets at kcheel.wixsite.com/airdrieghost- airdriebgcan.com
walk and facebook.com/AirdriesGhostWalk
Oct. 27 (weather permitting)
Oct. 5 HALLOWEEN FUNDRAISER
STAR WARS READS DAY Iron Horse Park
Airdrie Public Library Fundraiser for Airdrie Food Bank – come in your cos-
Drop in at the library for cosplay, crafts, activities and tumes for the interpretive journeys on miniature trains. 11
games inspired by Star Wars. 12:30 to 2 p.m. a.m. to 4 p.m. ironhorsepark.net
airdriepubliclibrary.ca
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5th ANNUAL BOO AT THE CREEK HOLIDAY MARKET & FESTIVAL OF TREES
Nose Creek Park 200 East Lake Cres.
Boo at the Creek is a free, annual family-friendly Hallow- An annual fundraiser in support of Boys & Girls Club
een event. Bring your little ghosts and goblins out to play of Airdrie. The market features everything from home-
games, make crafts, enjoy music, prizes and so much made items to delicious treats. Entry $2. Visit Facebook
more. Admission is by monetary donation or non-per- for details.
ishable food item. Last year’s event raised more than
$6,700 for Airdrie Food Bank. 1 to 4 p.m. Dec. 1-31
AIRDRIE FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS
November - January Nose Creek Park
OUR CHRISTMAS BUCKET LIST Western Canada’s largest outdoor walk-through light
Nose Creek Valley Museum show, the Airdrie Festival of Lights is celebrating its 24th
Start a new Christmas tradition with this charming exhibit. year. Enjoy train rides, hot chocolate, Santa’s gift shop,
Baby Jesus, spices, Krampus, presents, food, and Santa and some good old-fashioned family fun and holiday
Claus are all part of this interactive Christmas extrava- cheer 6 to 9 p.m. every night in December, including
ganza. Jam packed with colour, light and family friendly Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Admission by cash
holiday fun this is a Christmas event you definitely do not donation; parking is free.
want to miss. nosecreekvalleymuseum.com
Dec. 1
Nov. 1-2 SANTA CLAUS PARADE
AIRDRIE CHRISTMAS SHOW Main Street
Town and Country Centre Light up the night and kick off the Christmas season at
Airdrie Farmers Market hosts this holiday market with 5 p.m. Enjoy illuminated floats, and maybe even see
unique handmade one-of-a-kind treasures as well as Santa himself! airdrieparades.com
holiday baking, food trucks, and something for every-
one. Friday 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Nov. 2
CHRISTMAS MARKET Stay tuned….
Crossfield Community Hall Torchlight Theatre is an emerging theatre
Hosted by the Crossfield Farmers Market with a focus on company striving to bring top quality
fresh, local and handmade ingredients and products, this performances to their stage.
market features seasonal vendors and product as well as Watch for season announcements at
regulars from the summer season. Free admission, food torchlighttheatre.ca
bank donations accepted. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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EatPlayStay Airdrie 17E V E N TS
Dec. 19-21
HOW CINDY-LOU SOLVED
CHRISTMAS
Town and Country Centre
Twenty years after everyone’s favourite
Christmas shenanigans, Cindy-Lou and
Grinch solve crime, the Grinch is close
with his family, and Cindy-Lou has started
her own. Then one Christmas Eve, a copy-
cat bandit steals every present in Whoville.
All fingers point to Grinch; can he and Cindy-
Lou prove he’s innocent? Tickets $10.
nosecreekplayers.com
Dec. 31
NEW YEAR’S EVE FIREWORKS
Ed Eggerer Athletic Park
Ring in 2020 with Airdrie Parades and
Fireworks at the family-friendly time of
6:30 p.m. airdrieparades.com AIRDRIE MAYOR’S NIGHT OF THE ARTS
Coming in 2020
Jan. 25 April 25-26
AIRDRIE MAYOR’S NIGHT OF THE ARTS AIRDRIE ARTS MARKET
Bert Church Theatre Genesis Place
Join Airdrie’s arts and culture community at this evening A large art show and sale hosted by the Airdrie Regional
full of live entertainment on the Bert Church Theatre stage Arts Society. Free admission. airdrieartssociety.ca
as awards are presented to the art community and its pa-
trons. creativeairdrie.ca May 2
HARRY POTTER DAY
Jan. 27 Airdrie Public Library
FAMILY LITERACY DAY The library is celebrating all things magical with crafts,
Airdrie Public Library games, food and activities inspired by the Harry Potter
Annual family focused event celebrating reading. books. 12:30 to 2 p.m. airdriepubliclibrary.ca
airdriepubliclibrary.ca
May 21-23
Feb. 14-17 ALICE IN WONDERLAND
2020 ALBERTA WINTER GAMES Bert Church Theatre
Around Airdrie This famous story has been adapted for very young
Join in the celebration of youth achievement in sport and audiences. Tickets $14. nosecreekplayers.com
culture. More than 2,800 athletes, coaches, officials,
and performers will participate, competing in a variety June (TBA)
of sports in and around Airdrie. An opportunity for many AIRDRIE CHILDREN’S FESTIVAL
of Canada’s future elite athletes to enjoy their first taste Nose Creek Park
of competition at a provincial level. In addition to the Presented by the Airdrie Children’s Festival Society, in-
sports component, the Games also feature a celebration spiring children to be curious and encourage them to
of culture, which will enable visitors and residents to ex- aspire to greater things. Entertaining, fun and interactive
perience local and Alberta cultures through a variety of activities. airdriechildrensfest.com
performing and visual arts events and activities.
airdrie2020.com Aug. 14-15
SUMMER 2020 DESSERT THEATRE –
April 25-26 BOEING-BOEING
AIRDRIE HOME & LIFESTYLE SHOW Bert Church Theatre
Genesis Place A riotous farce of mile-high proportions! Fasten your
An excellent way to connect with the community, and seatbelts – it’s going to be a bumpy ride. Tickets $20.
explore home and lifestyle solutions. More than 200 nosecreekplayers.com
exhibitors so come to shop, compare, try and buy.
airdriechamber.ab.ca
18 EatPlayStay AirdrieL I V E T H E AT R E
The Bert Church LIVE Theatre
The thrill of live theatre in Airdrie!
2019
The Bert Church LIVE Theatre has so much to offer and the 2019/2020
season will be one to remember. In fact, we are celebrating our 35th
birthday. Since opening our doors in 1984, we have welcomed thou- Sept. 28 -
sands of patrons to more than 50 events annually through our own sea- Kellie Haines Ventriloquist
sonal lineup and partner performances.
Oct. 4 -
To commemorate this milestone year, we have an amazing season of The Story of the Hag featuring
live entertainment including rock, country, folk, comedy, live theatre and Jess Lee
musicals. If you are looking for a great night out or to inspire a love for
Oct. 26 -
theatre and music in your children, we’ve got a performance for you.
The Howl 19 A Musical
Masquerade
What’s better, there isn’t a bad seat in the house, parking is ample and
free and the sound and lighting is awesome. Grab a beverage and a Nov. 1 -
treat in the lobby and enjoy before the show. Red Dirt Skinners
We look forward to welcoming you to the Bert Church LIVE Theatre this Nov. 7 -
season. Get more info and tickets at thebertchurchtheatre.com Christopher Hall and the Comic
Quartet
Nov. 15 -
Braden Gates & Jake Morley
Nov. 29 -
A John McDermott Family
Christmas
Dec. 13 -
Lizzy Hoyt – Ancient Carols for a
Winter’s Night
2020
Jan. 19 -
Indigo Circus
Feb. 1 -
Jazzology - Family Series
Feb. 21 -
Blue Moon Marquee
Feb. 28 -
Jazz Affair - Wishes
March 22 -
Billy McGuigan & the Rock
Legends (The Audience
Customized Concert)
April 4 -
Prairie Mountain Fiddlers
April 18 -
Dufflebag Theatre presents
Beauty and the Beast
May 21-23 -
Nose Creek Players presents
Alice in Wonderland
EatPlayStay Airdrie 19Woodside is proud to be Airdrie’s most celebrated brunch!
Every Sunday we combine great food with great views.
All we ask is that you choose your company.
Reservations 403.948.7416
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ALL ABOARD!!
The park is operated by the Alberta Model Engineering Society,
a volunteer organization whose members want to share their
hobby and the awesomeness of trains with children of all ages.
Stop in for a picnic, a train journey, or a walk around the
grounds. For $3 per person you can enjoy a journey on the
miniature railway. Birthdays and special events can be booked
online or at the park.
20 EatPlayStay AirdrieFOOD
Taste Airdrie
TASTEairdrie is a year-round promotion of the city’s best independent
restaurants and food and beverage retailers. From tapas to tap room, good
taste is on the menu in Airdrie.
Follow TASTEairdrie on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook for all the contests
and event news.
FITZSIMMONS BREWING COMPANY
Need to pick up something sweet? Avenue Cakery Airdrie’s premier independent restaurant, Hayloft, is a
and Bakeshoppe is your place. From creative cup- farm-to-table experience focused on local ingredients,
cake creations to macarons, cookies, seasonal pies and prepared by expert chefs and hosted by the passionate
squares just like grandma made, these goodies are cov- foodie James Hoan Nguyen. The space itself is a tes-
eted by all ages. There are often ready-to-go cakes in the tament to the rural history of the area and Hayloft has
cooler so grab one to thank your family/friends in Airdrie made history on its own – being named one of the best
for letting you stay! new restaurants in Canada in 2017. The menu changes
MAP LOCATOR: F16 with the seasons and they offer an excellent wine list.
Highly recommended is the chef’s tasting menu.
It’s become a local landmark. Fitzsimmons Brewing haylofton8th.com
Company, Airdrie’s first local microbrewery, is on the MAP LOCATOR: F15
east side on East Lake Boulevard. The taproom is serving
Fitzsimmons’ provincial-gold-winning East Lake Amber
beer, along with its other signature, Big Hill Blonde, and
Want more info on events,
seasonal brews. The brewery has a great casual vibe and a complete list of hotels and
and is home to live music, comedy shows and even retro
movie nights. fitzsimmonsbrewing.com
restaurants in Airdrie?
MAP LOCATOR: L15 Go to eatplaystayairdrie.ca
EatPlayStay Airdrie 21FOOD SORSO COCKTAILS Sorso Lounge Espresso & Wine Bar has evolved The Woods, at Woodside Golf Course, is Airdrie’s best- into one of the hottest spots in Airdrie and it’s because kept patio secret in the summer with seating overlooking of several factors: great food that is locally and eth- the lush green fairways and fountains. Inside or out the ically sourced; an expansive cocktail menu; and an food at The Woods is a step above clubhouse fare – eclectic lineup of Saturday night live music sets. It’s still sure your favourites are there, but look for great pastas a sought-after spot for a cup of espresso in the a.m. and salads, wing nights and the famous Sunday brunch. (and their breakfast food ranks No. 1 with us). It’s hard woodsidegc.com pressed to find a time the place is not buzzing with locals. MAP LOCATOR E17 The patio in the summer is a huge hit – designed to mimic a private backyard – but with table service! sorso.ca MAP LOCATOR E9 22 EatPlayStay Airdrie
Great Food, Craft Beer,
Wine & Cocktails
Live Music Every
Saturday Night
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Patio
sorso.ca Bayside (8th and Yankee)
AIRDRIE COCHRANE
6 - 620 1st Avenue NW #9103, 101 Sunset Drive
403.948.6331 403.981.7979
DINNER
LUNCH
BRUNCH
Creekside Village
5101 - 403 Mackenzie Way SW
RESERVE A TABLE: 403.980.8123
haylofton8th.com
EatPlayStay Airdrie 23C R E AT I V E C O M M U N I T Y
Art in the City
Take a creative tour around Airdrie
Bert Church Theatre Genesis Place Miller Mural
A series of applauding hands by Stained glass work by Heinz and An old metal storage facility
Ontario artist James C. Smith. Patricia Demes. transformed into art.
MAP LOCATOR K13 MAP LOCATOR K13 MAP LOCATOR G16
Box Turned Art Gwacheon Totems Ravenswood Sculpture
A traffic utility box transformed into Six handcrafted totem poles A 30-foot metal art structure of
a work of art by artist Veronica donated by Airdrie’s sister city, ravens in flight.
Funk. Gwacheon, South Korea. MAP LOCATOR M7
MAP LOCATOR G16 MAP LOCATOR G14
Reunion and Sagewood
Canada 150 Mosaic Iron Horse Park Mural Sculptures
Created by more than 100 Airdrians An impressive mural spanning three Works of art by Cochrane bronze
in celebration of Canada’s 150th walls by local artist Glen Collin. sculptors Don and Shirley Begg.
birthday in 2017. MAP LOCATOR F14 MAP LOCATOR D20
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Main Street Art Project
Chinook Winds Fire Hall The work of more than 30 artists Utility Cubicle Art Wraps
The work of abstract artist Koos de and 1,100 eager volunteers along More than a dozen artist-designed
Jongh. a 300-foot mural. cubicle wraps around the city
MAP LOCATOR E8 MAP LOCATOR G16 sponsored by FortisAlberta.
City Hall McGillivray Park Sculpture
The Centennial Sphere sculpture by A twisted stainless steel sculpture by
Cochrane artist Honsun Chu to cele- metal artist Dan Hlus.
brate Airdrie’s Centennial in 2009. MAP LOCATOR F16
MAP LOCATOR H15
24 EatPlayStay AirdrieR E C R E AT I O N & AC T I V I T I E S
Active in Airdrie
Discover first-class athletic and recreation facilities, 70 playgrounds,
140 kilometres of maintained pathway and 1,110 groomed
parkland acres
FLETCHER PARK
Chinook Winds Regional Park Genesis Place
Located on Chinook Winds Drive, south of Yankee Val- Airdrie’s recreation centre. A wide variety of amenities,
ley Boulevard, Airdrie’s newest addition to the parks and from aquatics to dance and fitness/leisure studios, an
playgrounds community offers more than 55 acres of indoor running track, two NHL-size ice surfaces, two in-
developed parkland space and an abundance of activ- door field houses (for soccer, lacrosse, basketball and
ities for kids of all ages. Amenities and activities include more), a gymnastics club, a child care centre, food ser-
more than two kilometres of paved pathways, three play- vices and a children’s play structure.
grounds, a skate park, a spray park, a multi-use court
(seasonal), two concessions (seasonal), public wash- Nose Creek Regional Park
rooms, a toboggan hill, beach volleyball, four volleyball Twenty acres of stunning natural area in the heart of the
courts and eight ball diamonds. downtown core. This newly enhanced, family-oriented
park boasts an amphitheatre, concession area and fire
Ed Eggerer Athletic Park pit. The space also offers picnic tables, a covered shel-
Directly behind Genesis Place. Home to a state-of-the- ter and nature trails, making it an appealing location for
art eight-lane rubberized running track; multi-use playing many community events. Nose Creek pond also stocks
field; track and field, long jump and triple jump pits; and trout twice over the summer months and offers fishing as
a grandstand. an option.
East Lake Park Skating
Soccer fields, tennis (and pickleball) courts, outdoor fit- Three indoor ice surfaces: Genesis Place Twin Arena;
ness equipment, pathways, a fire pit and washrooms. Plainsmen Arena; and the Ron Ebbesen Arena, home to
the Airdrie Thunder, the city’s Junior B hockey team. Free
Fletcher Park public skating is offered at all three arenas. The City of
A top location for BMX riding, just a few blocks off Airdrie also maintains a total of five boarded outdoor
Main Street. Also features baseball diamonds and rinks, four snowbank rinks and three natural ice surfaces.
a playground. Open ice times and outdoor seasonal rink information
available online.
EatPlayStay Airdrie 25R E C R E AT I O N & AC T I V I T I E S
Tennis/Pickleball
Dog Parks Play tennis at six public courts East Lake Park (four
courts) and Summerhill (two courts). Those at East Lake
Park are the best non-club courts in Alberta, offering the
plexipave surface used at both the Australian Open and
Trip gone to the dogs? Check out
U.S. Open Grand Slam tournaments. Pickleball players
these great options for your furry now have four brand new dedicated courts at Nose
friend: Creek Park.
East Lake Park: Fully fenced-in area designed Golf
for small dogs (under 30lbs ONLY). Parking is Airdrie is home to the 6,200-yard, 18-hole Woodside
available on the west side of the enclosed area. Golf Course – see more info on page 30.
Big Springs: Partially fenced-in area located
on the pathway south of the cemetery to Spring
Haven Crescent. This area is fenced between Want more info on events,
the QEII Highway and runs along the backyard and a complete list of hotels and
residential area.
restaurants in Airdrie?
King’s Heights: Fully fenced-in area located at Go to eatplaystayairdrie.ca
Sharp Hill Way and Kings View Road.
Edmonton Trail: Partially fenced-in area lo- 1701 Main St. SW, Airdrie
cated on the pathway south of Third Avenue to
Sandstone Crescent between the residential area
and QEII.
Nose Creek Regional Park: Fully fenced-in
area on the south side of the park. Parking is avail-
able on the east side of the enclosed area.
nosecreekvalleymuseum.com
Offering Preschool,
Full-Day Jr.K,
Kindergarten and
Grades 1-8 in Airdrie
● Small Class Sizes
● Private & Accredited
● Alberta Education Certified
● Hockey & Sports Training
● Before & After School Care
● Life Skills Classes
● Summer Camps/Childcare
PH ONE : 403-912-1133
E M A IL : enrolment@atlaslearningacademy.com
WEB atlaslearningacademy.com
26 EatPlayStay AirdrieW E ST E R N L I F E
Our roots are showing
AIRDRIE PRO RODEO
Airdrie & District Agricultural Society The rodeo’s roots date back to July 1, 1967, when the
Founded in 1909, the Airdrie & District Agricultural So- Airdrie Lions Club organized a gymkhana and parade
ciety (ADAS) is a family friendly organization dedicated in celebration of Canada’s 100th birthday. In fact, the
to promoting agriculture as well as a healthy relationship first Canada Day parade was also part of the celebration
between rural and urban communities. in 1967 and was organized by the rodeo committee for
A dynamic non-profit organization with a diverse many years.
membership base, ADAS has a history of successful Today, the event includes a pro rodeo (with bull riding,
community contributions, promoting education, business, bareback riding, saddle bronc, tie down roping, steer
sport and family fun in Airdrie and area. wrestling, team roping and barrel racing) and junior ro-
In addition to spearheading and supporting a vari- deo (with mutton busting, sheep scramble, calf scramble,
ety of community projects, ADAS organizes and hosts a wild horse riding, peewee barrel racing and junior barrel
number of popular events that connect Airdrie’s strong racing). Also offered are children’s activities, food trucks,
rural roots with the thriving urban centre it has now be- beer gardens, evening entertainment and camping.
come. Highlights include a ranch hand competition in A short drive from Airdrie at the rodeo grounds 6.5
July that showcases life on a working ranch; an old-time kilometres west on Highway 567, the rodeo takes place
harvest in and a farm safety event in September. June 28 to July 12 in 2019.
airdrieagsociety.com airdrieprorodeo.net
See event details on page 9, 12
Bikes & Bulls Charity Event
Airdrie Pro Rodeo The Airdrie Oilmen’s Association hosts this fun annual
One of the largest 10 rodeos in Canada and the lon- fundraiser in support of the Airdrie community. The unique
gest-standing athletic event in Airdrie, the Airdrie Pro event, held July 26-28 in 2019 at Airdrie Air Park, brings
Rodeo brings spectators at the edge of their seats. The together motorcycle enthusiasts and bull riding fans. En-
five-day event attracts more than 10,000 visitors, vol- joy a show and shine, motorcycle rally and live music.
unteers and participants each year. Organized by the
Airdrie Rodeo Ranch Association, a volunteer group of
passionate community members, the event offers fans the
opportunity to see world-class athletes in an intimate and
light-hearted atmosphere.
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Down the road
Check out these great attractions, just an easy drive away
Canmore International Improv Festival Looking for a unique shopping experience? Be sure to
About an hour and 20 minutes west of Airdrie by car, stop by Canada’s largest western store, Irvine Tack &
the beautiful mountain town of Canmore is home to the Trailers. This family-owned-and-operated shopping desti-
Canmore Improv Festival. The third annual event features nation located near Crossfield, east of Highway 2, offers
an international cast of A-list performers competing for an 85,000-square-foot warehouse with western clothing,
your laughs Oct. 10-12, 2019. jewelry, decor, tack, rodeo gear, ranch supplies and more.
canmoreimprov.com irvines.ca
Crossfield Pioneer Acres (Irricana)
Discover what life was like 100+ years ago at this
Small-town charm awaits in Crossfield, just a 15-minute
family-friendly museum located just 20 minutes east of
drive north of Airdrie. In honour of legendary 20th centu-
Airdrie, where volunteers work hard to collect, restore,
ry bronc rider Pete Knight, who first rode in the Crossfield
maintain and demonstrate the artifacts once used by the
Rodeo in 1918, the town proudly hosts the annual Pete
pioneers of early Alberta. With 50 acres of land and
Knight Days each June. The celebration features a rodeo,
more than a dozen buildings to explore with unique ex-
dances, demolition derby, parade, fireworks and more.
hibits and artifacts from our pioneering era, there is al-
While in Crossfield, be sure to stop in at the Crossfield
ways much to do at Pioneer Acres. Discover how many of
Farmers Market. The market runs every Thursday, June
the conveniences we take for granted today simply didn’t
through September, outdoors at the Crossfield Communi-
exist in the early 1900s. Learn about the tractors, tools
ty Centre parking lot (900 Mountain Ave.) from 3:30 to
and machinery used during the early days of farming
7:30 p.m. Find the best in local produce, baked goods,
in the area, and explore the displays of antique trucks,
handmade arts and crafts and more, plus assorted week-
furniture and gas pumps, as well as the working grain
ly entertainment and demos. Crossfield Farmers Market is
cleaner, 1905 schoolhouse, blacksmith and wheel-
an Alberta Approved Farmers Market with make it, bake
wrights shop. Enjoy dioramas on the family life of early
it or grow it vendors. Check Facebook for more informa-
settlers, including a fully equipped kitchen, a music room
tion and other events happening at the market.
and a well-stocked General Store.
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