Airdrie Alberta located just north of Calgary. The town was first established as a railway village in 1889 during the construction of the Calgary and Edmonton Railway. There are a number of city parks around Airdrie for visitors to explore, including Nose Creek Park, which hosts the annual Airdrie Festival of Lights every Christmas season. Other annual festivals include the Canada Day Parade and the Airdrie Pro Rodeo.
Things to do in Airdrie
Iron Horse Park
Iron Horse Park is miniature re-creation of the railway pioneer days in the Canadian West. The park includes a 1 1/2 mile miniature train interpretive journey for kids of all ages, representing the Canadian Pacific Railway from the prairies to the coast. Call 403-948-2601 for more information.
820 Railway Gate, Airdrie, AB
Nose Creek Valley Museum
The Nose Creek Valley Museum in Airdrie Alberta displays over 100 years of the Nose Creek Valley history. The museum provides an interesting glimpse into the historical aspects of Airdrie and the surrounding area, and includes displays of early farming and ranching, military and natural history. The museum serves as the location of the Airdrie Tourist Information Centre. Call 403-948-6685 for more information.
1701 Main Street South, Airdrie, AB T4B 3C3
The Bert Church Live Theatre
The Bert Church Live Theatre has been showcasing quality live entertainment now for just about 20 seasons. Here you can catch acts which offer something for everyone, such as The Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra, The Nutcracker Ballet, Airdrie Little Theatre, Airdrie Community Choir, touring stage plays, touring concerts and much more. Call 403 948-2153 for more information.
1010 East Lake Boulevard, Airdrie, AB T4B 2B9