Community

Alberta Beer Week is taking place Oct. 15 to 23, and the City of Airdrie is encouraging patrons to raise a glass to Airdrie’s craft beer community.

A bridge deck in Nose Creek Regional Park has been painted purple as a memorial and symbol of awareness for those affected by accidental drug overdoses.

With Airdrie constantly growing and evolving, local filmmaker and business owner Mitchell George is asking residents to provide feedback through a survey he has created regarding Airdrie’s art community.

Rocky View Schools (RVS) have engaged in a multi-party collaboration to address the future demand for additional high schools in Airdrie through a proposed agreement that would allocate 168 acres of land towards the build of eight new high schools by the year 2065.

In honour of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, Rocky View Schools (RVS) unveiled a temporary outdoor art installation in partnership with Blackfoot artists at the public school division’s Education Centre in Airdrie on Oct. 5.

The Ahmadiyya Women's Muslim Association (AWMA) of Airdrie has adopted a stretch of highway near Crossfield, as a way to practice their faith and show appreciation for the land they call home.

As the first part of Airdrie Public Library’s (APL) fall 2021 session wraps up this week, and programmers take a break to get ready for part two, we’d like to point out a few upcoming programs. Coming Saturday, Oct. 28, from 6 to 7:30 p.

The Rat Pack is coming to town thanks to jazz musician Ori Dagan who will be performing some of the most beloved hits of the era such as Mack the Knife, Mr. Bojangles, Sway, and My Way, at Bert Church LIVE Theatre on Oct. 22.

An Airdrie sister-trio who defied the odds during the COVID-19 pandemic by starting up a grassroots wedding planning business – Three Sisters Events – hosted a classic country-style wedding shoot in support of local vendors this summer.