Community

Mandatory masks, a reduced number of vendors and one-way traffic flow will be some of the new measures implemented at this year’s Airdrie Farmers Market’s (AFM) annual Christmas Show.

Airdrie residents have the option this year of discarding their Halloween pumpkins and feeding dozens of hungry pigs at the same time.

Not even a worldwide pandemic could not stop the popular Crossfield Christmas Market from going forward.

Although Christmas is still a little less than two months away, Samaritan’s Purse Canada is encouraging Airdronians to get in the giving spirit with Operation Christmas Child (OCC).

“Any community has its unique story. Where it was, the people that were here, how the area was enjoyed by generations … the intersection of the land and the people. It was important to capture that and not lose, particularly the accuracy, the history of the community.”

No matter how you’re celebrating All Hallows Eve this year, we here at Airdrie Public Library (APL) would like to expand your understanding of the origins of this spooky holiday.

The Skeletons of King’s Heights displays many Airdronians have come to know and love will soon come to an end.