Community

If you popped into Airdrie Public Library (APL) this week, you will have noticed that our spring programming has begun. You may have also noticed we have something new on Fridays, just for that remarkable age between childhood and adulthood.

Airdronians will once again be asked to don yellow caps to support Stephen’s Backpacks Society and celebrate Yellow Hat Day, May 4.

Local artistic talent was celebrated at the Airdrie Regional ARTS Society’s Spring Art Show April 27 and 28 at Genesis Place Recreation Centre.

The third annual Legacy Run to End Family Violence saw runners take to east Aridrie April 14 as they helped raise funds for programs and services that support those impacted by family violence.

Airdrie P.O.W.E.R.’s (Protecting Our Women with Emergency Resources) plans of bringing Airdrie’s first women’s day shelter to the city has hit a snag, and it comes with a hefty price tag.

Rural residents will have an opportunity to learn all about coexisting with coyotes at a workshop hosted by Rocky View County (RVC) from 6 to 8 p.m. May 2 at the Springbank Park for All Seasons. Dr.

The community will celebrate its artists later this month at the Airdrie Regional ARTS Society’s Spring Art Show. “Our spring show is actually the largest art show that we hold all year,” said society president Elizabeth Hall.