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"By having this library (replica) structure for the next month, I think it kind of makes it real and exciting, because it is gingerbread.”

“Every year it gets bigger and bigger,” Kyle said. “If I would spread this out into a normal scale, we can actually fill up the whole house.” 

The saying “It takes a community to raise a child” is unquestionably true, but it could also be applied to public libraries.

Almost 30 local businesses have organized a one-night only shopping extravaganza on Dec. 1.

The voting period is open November 20th to November 30th inclusive.

“It's one of the highlights of our season and it's just great to be able to share that with the City of Airdrie and those who come from other places in Alberta to this concert,” Makosky said.

Live theatre-goers in Airdrie will be enjoying some wholesome, homey Christmas vibes with the George Canyon and Aaron Pritchett Christmas Show on Nov. 25.

Community Christmas activities will keep both the young and old of Beiseker entertained on Dec. 2 at Christmas in the Village.

“There's definitely a little bit of rivalry because each team definitely wants to win, just for the bragging rights,” said Andrew McPherson, charities president of the Airdrie Professional Firefighters Association. “But at the end of the day, the common goal is to get as many donations into the bins prior and during the game to help out the Christmas hamper program to support Airdrie and local Airdrie and area families during Christmas.”

As the holiday season rounds the corner, the Airdrie Festival of Lights is getting set to return to Nose Creek Park for another December of Christmas fun. On Dec.