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Saturdays, 10 am-1 pm 6 miles south June 25 - Sept. 10, 2016 of Sundre Feast of Bergen August 27 near the Bergen Store www.thebergenmarket.ca

“The friendliest Market around...”

ALBERTA FLYBOARD

Find your way to local foods and new favourite memories

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ALBERTA PRAIRIE RAILWAY

This summer, experience the water in a whole new way!

A Major Alberta Attraction - Great For The Whole Family Enjoy a day on the train! Alberta Prairie offers an exciting day-trip adventure on board a real steam or diesel-powered train. Different themes are enacted throughout the season, including murder mysteries, country dinner, live stage show, seniors and teddy bear specials. For a day full of activities which is truly different and interesting!

Please visit us at www.absteamtrain.com

Fly like a Super Hero and swim like a dolphin while learning 1-on-1 with Alberta Flyboards certified instructors.

With flights departing daily, we’ll help you create the staycation of the summer in your own back yard. Just 15 minutes away from Red Deer, Alberta Flyboard’s closest location in Sylvan Lake is calling you. Try out the all new Jetpack and Flyboard for less by using coupon code ADVOCATE to get 20% off all prebooked individual lessons any day until June 30th, 2016 and weekdays through July and August. Book in advance on our website at www. albertaflyboard.com or call our toll free number at 1-855-FLY-ABFB to book your lesson today.

THE ALBERTA SPORTS HALL OF FAME Ignite your imagination and turn your visit into an adventure.

At the Alberta Sports Hall of Fame & Museum, we provide a family friendly interactive experience. Have fun, laugh, play together and discover famous Alberta sports celebrities. Be surprised at what you will discover

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THE BERGEN MARKET Offering seasonal vegetables, natural beef, flowers and plants, local cheese, jewelry and other artisan crafts, fresh baking, and more. Enjoy our weekly live music, free coffee, and a friendly welcome. We’re proud that almost all of our products are grown and produced in our own community. At the Bergen Community Centre: 10km south of Sundre, or 10km west of Highway 22 on the Bergen Road. Go to the Bergen Store, and follow the signs! Saturdays: June 25 - September 10, 2016, 10:00am - 1:00pm. AUGUST 27: FEAST OF BERGEN. A gourmet meal made from Bergen-produced food. www.thebergenmarket.ca and on facebook.

Climbing Wall Ski Machine Multisport Visual Sport System and much more fun!

Coal, Trails and Pioneer tales.

The Nordegg Heritage Centre & The Brazeau Collieries Mine Site

inside. Enjoy an interactive experience on our virtual system playing basketball, baseball. Soccer, football and hockey. Test your upper body strength on the 200m wheelchair race or master your skills on the Mount Everest treadwall climbing wall. Come and discover all that the museum has to offer!

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BLACKFALDS COMMUNITY MARKET

CAROLINE FARMERS MARKET

Come and join us for fun in the sun Summer markets starting Thursday June 2 – Sept. 15 3-130 Blackfalds Motor parking lot EVERYONE WELCOME

At the Kurt Browning Complex in Caroline.

FRIDAYS 12-3, May 13 – Sept. 9 Crafts, Produce, Baking and More!!

COME FOR A VISIT. FOR INFO CALL 403-722-7367

BROWN EGGS AND LAMB Brown Eggs and Lamb is a familybased locally owned and operated food retailer located just south of beautiful Gull Lake in Central Alberta.

Our store Small Circle Foods is located on our yard, where we house and sell all of our products. Our aim is to inform and educate about the products we have available: where they come from and how they are produced.

Over the years we have enjoyed the interaction with many different people.

We have been a connection to different parts of the agricultural industry for our customers.

Box 5386 ,Lacombe, AB, T4L 1X1 Info@browneggsandlamb.com 403-782-4095 Hours: Open 7 days a week 12:00am - 7:00 pm May long weekend to September long weekend; 12:00 to 6 p.m.

Featuring the world’s largest lamp and collection of 1,000 lamps, Métis and pioneer artifacts, and more!

Phone: 403-833-2100 Or see: www.donaldamuseum.com See also these heritage sites on your visit: • The Donalda Co-operative Creamery • The Donalda Gallery for the Arts (formerly the Imperial Bank of Canada) • The CNR Station

some circus skills in Circus World.

Entertainment, food, face painting, crafts and much more, we’ve got it all!

Join us July 30th & 31st downtown Red Deer.

CLEARWATER MARKET ROCKY MOUNTAIN HOUSE MAIN STREET Farmers Market Season is Upon Us!!!

If you’re a homemade, baked or grown vendor We are looking for you!

We run on Thursdays nights.

May 12 to October 6 5-8pm COME FOR A DRIVE CHECK US OUT!(403) 846-6342

CENTERFEST Central Alberta’s largest outdoor street performer festival!

All ages can enjoy diverse talents and performers from across the globe, right here in downtown Red Deer.

Artists, performers, and street acts combine to create a unique atmosphere that will inspire and amaze you with their outrageous and ingenious performances. Have a laugh, enjoy the food, listen to some great music taking place on stage at the 100.7 Cruz FM, kids can learn

DANISH CANADIAN NATIONAL MUSEUM the Danish Canadian Museum (no longer the Danish Canadian National Museum & Gardens). thedanishcanadianmuseum.com

With over 40 activities to choose from weover promise be busy all day!

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Directions: Take Exit 422 on QE ll - 4.8km (3 miles) west of Lacombe.

Go 1.6km (1 mile) west of the Hwy 2 overpass on Hwy 12, then .8km (1/2 mile) south on Range Road 27-3. Watch for the signs!

Open Daily, May 6th to September 5th, 10:00am to 5:30pm.

2016 Events May 8th: Mother’s Day Brunch June 19th: Father’s Day Pit Roast July 1st: Canada Day July 3rd: Danish Church Service & Old-Fashioned Picnic July 10th: AEbleskiver ‘n Jam August 20th & 21st: Viking Days August 20th: Feast with the Vikings August 26th: Progressive Supper September 5th: Closing Day November 5th: Julestue

DONALDA & DISTRICT MUSEUM The Donalda & District Museum is a must-see! Situated in the heart of the historic Village of Donalda, northeast of Red Deer and northeast of Stettler, the museum houses 1,000 oil burning lamps dating from 1600 to 1960, the Whitford collection of Metis artifacts, and over 4,000 pioneer artifacts depicting the history of Donalda.

Incorporated in 1912, Donalda was a central place in the rich farming area, serving homesteaders who came to the village for supplies and brought their produce, including milk and eggs to town to the Donalda Co-operative Creamery from 1924. Banking took place at the Imperial Bank of Canada

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Greenhouse ~ Nursery ~ Landscaping ~ Garden Centre Trees & Shrubs • Perennials & Annuals Garden Centre • U-Pick • Landscaping & Design Custom Planting • Wedding Island • RV Storage

MUSEUM OPENING THIS YEAR featuring thousands of hand tools and other collectables.

8 km East on Hwy 12, 1.5 km South on Prentless Road

Amentities include: Full service campground.

Unique shopping and dining experiences. For more information contact the village office (403)876-2269

For details visit our website:

HOME OF THE: • Railcar Museum • Train Station Museum • St. Edmunds Blue Church • McAlister Museum • Roundhouse & Elevator Interpretive Centers • Creation Science Museum.

www.villageofbigvalley.ca

For more information contact: Olds Regional Exhibition Box 3751, Olds, AB, T4H 1P5 Phone: 403-556-3770, Fax: 403-556-3333 Email:

farmersmarket@oldsregionalexhibition.com www.oldsregionalexhibition.com May 26 – October 6, 2016, Olds Cow Palace Foyer & Parking Lot 5116 – 54 Street Olds, AB

Times:

Market Opens at 3:30 p.m.

Market Closes at 6:30 p.m.

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SPECIALS FOR THE LONG WEEKEND!!! (originally the Bank of Montreal from 1928 to 1932) and passengers and goods embarked and disembarked from the Canadian Northern Railway station (brought from Saskatchewan to replace the original Canadian Northern Station which was torn down). These heritage buildings contribute to the history and character of Donalda.

A visit to Donalda is definitely worth the trip!

See our display ad for phone number and website.

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The ATB Downtown Market returns to Red Deer this summer for its seventh season. Join us Wednesdays from 4 – 7 p.m. on Little Gaetz (50) Ave starting June 1. As an accredited Alberta Farmer’s Market, everything you’ll find is made, baked or grown by the vendor including locally grown vegetables and plants, fresh B.C. fruit, homemade treats, and locally raised meat. We hope to see you there, rain or shine!

For more details visit www. downtownmarket.ca.

ELLIS BIRD FARM

Ellis Bird Farm is a non-profit company that was established in 1982 to carry on the legacy of pioneer conservationists Charlie and Winnie Ellis of Lacombe.

Today, the site welcomes visitors from all over the world who come to see lush gardens and native wildlife, and to enjoy delicious home-cooked food in the Tea House. Beautiful gardens and orchard areas are linked together by wheelchair-accessible paths. An eclectic and soothing mingling of new and old, Ellis Bird Farm offers something for the whole family. There is no charge to visit the site but donations are welcomed.

Special programs and events are offered throughout the summer and webcams are set up around the site.

Check www.ellisbirdfarm.ca for details.

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MINI GOLF • DRIVING RANGE • RV PARK

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Located 20 min. North of Red Deer at Gull Lake Call 403-748-4855 | www.summerlandleisurepark.com

FAMILY SERVICES OF CENTRAL ALBERTA The Children’s Festival fun and activities are designed to engage families no matter what their family structure is.

The Central Alberta Children’s Festival is about “ Experiences” and “Memory Makers”. If you have ever had a conversation with a family that has attended the festival they will easily share with you their favorite activity in the park and how they look forward to it every year. We respect and celebrate the various cultures and the diversity of our community by exposing families to as many different culture and diverse backgrounds that we have in our community through entertainment and activity tents. The festival values social connectives and supports development of leadership within our volunteers. Culture is everywhere and is a part of our everyday lives, the festival provides families, volunteers and the community and opportunity to celebrate it in a fun, interactive safe environment at a reasonable cost, making all families equal inside the gates of the festival.

The Central Alberta Children’s Festival is an opportunity to link together all the various audiences & engagement

activities and issue an impressive and enticing invitation to everyone in Central Alberta to (re)discover arts, culture and PLAY.

HERITAGE LANES

Kids Bowl Free All Summer at Heritage Lanes in Red Deer, we also offer daily specials throughout the week, be sure to visit us on Sundays for Family Specials 12pm-8pm. Book your Team Events for great pricing too.

Ph 403-309-6387 for reservations or visit www.heritagelanes.com for details.

INNISFAIL FARMERS MARKET Innisfail Farmers Market is operating for the 2016 season Thursdays from May 19 to Sept. 22 The hours of operation are from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The market is an Indoor market, at the Innisfail Arena, 5802 42 ST Innisfail.

We have a coffee seating area for everyone to sit, visit or just listen to our DJ music supplied by Eagle Entertainment.. Outside vendors in the back, we have a concession trailer out front for anyone who wants yummy food and a ice cream vendor Our Christmas market is 20 & 21 November at Innisfail Legion Some of our vendors sell: Local Vegetables BC Fruit Bedding plants and perennials Baking Pottery Home canned pickles, salsa, ect.

Perogies and cabbage rolls Woodworking and handicrafts We are always looking for Make it, bake it and grow it vendors

The adventure continues . . .

Live Stage Shows - Murder Mysteries - Country Dinners Teddy Bear Specials - Steak Barbecue Specials Train Robberies - And A Lot More - Something for Everyone

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For more Information please call Chris 403-896-5451

each Friday beginning May 20th ea 5-7:30 pm at Curling Rink

TOWN OF INNISFAIL Exploring the Innisfail Tourism Region in Central Alberta gives you a chance to start your journey in one of the most attraction-rich areas of the province.

More than 260 years after the first European explorers discovered this wild and breathtaking area with its spectacular view of the Rocky Mountains, adventurous souls are still coming here to experience all the culture, history and excitement the region has to offer.

From close encounters with cheetahs, lions and bears at the Discovery Wildlife Park, to an afternoon of strawberry picking at The Jungle Farm, to making ice cream at the Markerville Creamery, there’s no shortage of great activities to enjoy every day in the Innisfail Tourism Region.

Why stop there?

Soak up the sun with a day of waterskiing, fishing or picnicking at beautiful Gleniffer Lake, drift lazily along the Red Deer River or embrace your wild side with three days of action at the Innisfail Pro Rodeo in June.

We’ve packed so much excitement, adventure and enjoyment for the entire family into the region that it’s a wonder we’re not bursting at the seams!

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Visit Ellis Cafe for delicious home cooked food.

Lots of fun family-focused events throughout the summer.

Drop-in visitors and tour groups welcomed.

SPRUCE VIEW COUNTRY MARKET Come along and shop till you drop, visit with friends and have a bite to eat at our favourite food truck !!!

INNISFAIL DISTRICT HISTORICAL VILLAGE

The Innisfail & District Historical Village’s mandate is to promote the preservation, interpretation and enjoyment of local history. We do this in as fun a way as possible for our visitors.

Various events throughout the year

OPEN MAY 23 - SEPTEMBER 5, 2016 11:00 am - 5:00 pm Tuesday - Sunday (and holiday Mondays)

Market Runs every Monday–May 23 - Sept. 5 Spruce View Hall, Highway 54 4 - 7 PM 403-391-2573

cater to young and old alike set in almost three interesting acres of land.

The flower and vegetable gardens are blossoming with colour in the summer months, making this an ideal location for weddings and photos.

Our tea room is a wonderful location for birthdays, anniversaries and family reunions. We also have a large covered picnic shelter.

Every year there’s something new and this year we have updated our ice cream parlour, where we serve very delicious $1 cones, along with other treats. We have some changes around the Village with more summer programs including drama classes, pottery, painting, photography and much more. We will be holding our third Progressive Dinner in conjunction with the Jungle U-pick farm and the Danish Canadian Museum.

Our Friday teas feature a variety of different themes each week to display our artifacts that are rarely seen. The model train, along with the playhouse and sandbox will keep the youngsters entertained.

Make the Innisfail Historical Village a stop in your Central Alberta “staycation”, bring a picnic lunch, have an ice cream cone for dessert and enjoy

Phone: 403.885.4477 7606285E19

Local vendors selling fresh baked goods, vegetables, honey, jams, crafts, s,, ty clothing, jewellery, accessories, beauty products, and much much more !!!

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JAZZ AT THE LAKE PRESENTS “SWING INTO SPRING” Second concert in “A Festival for all Seasons” concert lineup !

Benjamin Moore/The Paint Stop Inc. and Sylvan Lake Registries, are excited to present the second concert in their four-part series, “Swing into S pring”, featuring the Johnny Summers Little Big Band.

With flowing passion and soul, Johnny Summers, a multi-talented musician, composer and arranger, is a performer of boundless ability and stage appeal. Versatility, distinction and excellence are foremost attributes, and his clever yet natural approach to both life and music offers a unique experience at every performance. (http://www.johnnysummers.com) “Our first concert, “Rockin’ the Winter Away”, was a huge success.

A big thank-you to all of our valued volunteers and to our fans for coming out to hit the dance floor. The Alberta Big Rocks Band lit up the stage and put on a great show. We are excited to move forward with our spring concert,” says Eric Allison, festival coordinator.

“Johnny Summers Little Big Band is always one of our most popular events as the dance music is so great. We get swing dancers from all over Alberta.”

The remainder of the 2016 Jazz at the Lake “A Festival for all Seasons”

concert lineup includes: Swing into Spring Featuring: Johnny Summers Little Big Band Saturday, May 21, 8 p.m. – Sylvan Lake Community Centre, 4725 - 43 St. (Premier Event Sponsor Benjamin Moore/The Paint Stop. Inc.) Sounds of Summer Featuring: Juno Award winner, Tommy Banks in Concert Saturday, August 20 – Alliance Community Church, Sylvan Lake (Premier Event Sponsor Source Mortgage) Autumn Leaves Concert Featuring: 2015 Juno Award winners, The Brothers Landreth Friday, September 23 – Alliance Community Church, Sylvan Lake Tickets and complete concert details are available at www. jazzatthelake.com.

For more information, contact: Eric Allison info@sylvanlakejazzfestival.com 403-506-4003

KRAAY FAMILY FARM Settled in the heart of Alberta, with over 40 attractions and amenities, is the Kraay Family Farm: your destination for world famous adventures and Farmtastic fun all season long. Discover the fun

Danish Canadian Museum 2016 Special Events Dates

May 8th: Mother’s Day Brunch June 19th: Father’s Day Pit Roast July 1st: Canada Day July 3rd: Danish Church Service & Old-Fashioned Picnic July 10th: AEbleskiver ‘n Jam August 20th & 21st: Viking Days 26195E10

OPEN DAILY May 6th to September 5th 10:00 am - 5:30 pm

August 20th: Feast with the Vikings August 26th: Progressive Supper September 5th: Closing Day November 5th: Julestue

Dickson, Alberta • 403.728.0019 • www.thedanishcanadianmuseum.com

Red Deer Cultural Heritage Society Is pleased to announce the

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INNISFAIL FARMERS MARKET INDOORS

Red Deer Cultural Heritage Society Is pleased to announce the

May 19 - Sept. 22, 10:00 am - 1:00 pm Indoors at the Innisfail Arena, 5802 - 42 st.

Always looking for Make it, Bake it and Grow it Vendors Call Chris 403-896-5451 for info.

Cronquist House Tea House

• Local Vegetables • B.C. fruit • Bedding plants and perennials • Baking

At Bower Ponds

is now open for Lunch and Tea Tuesday - Friday From 11:00 am - 4:00 pm

Phone: 403-346-0055

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To avoid disappointment please call ahead, we may be hosting a private event.

LACOMBE FARMERS MARKET STARTING MAY 20 May to October 7 EVERY FRIDAY 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM, Lacombe PLEASE CALL 403-782-4772 FOR MORE INFORMATION

DISCOVER THE LACOMBE REGION Find your way to new favourite memories The Lacombe Region is rich in culture and heritage and home to bountiful farms and countryside!

Visit Kraay Family Farm and the Ellis Bird Farm for some outdoor fun.

Discover the many different foods grown and raised in the Lacombe Region at our Farmers’ Markets in Blackfalds, Lacombe or Bentley.

Can’t make it to the market? Discover Blindman Brewing, Lacombe’s own micro-brewery, Brown Eggs and Lamb, a quaint farm store , or go online to Central Alberta’s online local food market, the Green Pantry. Delicious, home-made food can also be enjoyed at the many local and family-owned

cafés and eateries in the area like Morrison House Cafe and Cilantro and Chive.

Festivals and events showcase our lively arts & culture scene and celebrate the agricultural heritage of our region. Major annual events in the region include: The Lacombe Art Show and Sale, The Alix Bull-arena, The Vintage Tractor Pull and Show, The Eckville Rodeo, Canada Day Festivities, The Lacombe Community Market & Music in the Park, Lacombe Monday – Days, Friday Days, Bentley Fair and Rodeo AB Open Farm Days, the Lacombe Culture & Harvest Festival and many more.

On a beautiful Alberta day, head west for a drive on scenic Hwy 12 to discover the natural beauty of Aspen Beach Provincial Park and let your toes touch the sand at Gull Lake.

Keep going west and discover the communities of Bentley and Eckville - both hosts to annual Rodeos. Head east from Lacombe on Hwy 12, and discover unique scenery on your way to Buffalo Lake. Stop for lunch at the Ellis Bird Farm and make a daytrip to the communities of Clive,Tees, Alix and Mirror. This summer, let the Lacombe Region become your special retreat close to home! www.lacombetourism. com

• Pottery • Home canned pickles, salsa etc.

• Perogies and cabbage rolls • woodworking and handcrafts

COME JOIN US!

CHRISTMAS MARKET NOV.18 & 19 AT THE INNISFAIL LEGION

start Advanced students requiring further math enrichment • School-aged children who are struggling in math and require intervention to work toward grade level • Children with specific learning difficulties (ie. math disorders, dyscalculia, dyslexia etc.)

• Children with: ADD/ ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorders, Down Syndrome, Cognitive Delays, Processing and Working Memory Difficulties and more!

• Children who simply have a different learning style • Children requiring extra one-onone math support • Children being home-schooled • Children who THINK they do not like math and need a change of heart ;) Qualified instructors will work with your child twice a week for 45 minute sessions, through unique programs that use a fun, play based, multisensory approach to best meet your child’s needs.

AND WE’RE OPEN ALL SUMMER! For more information visit mathshackeducationcentre. com, find us on Facebook or call (403) 406-3102.

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From 8:00 am – 3:00 pm

THE MATH SHACK EDUCATION CENTRE Concerned your child is struggling in Math?

Looking for math intervention to help get your child to where they need to be?

Look no further, The Math Shack Education Centre offers fun, multisensory math Intervention for children of all ages.

Open daily - May 16th to September 7th, 2015 (10:00 am to 5:00 pm) The Math programming offered at the Math Shack Education Centre is designed to best meet your child’s individual needs and is perfect for any type of learner starting from 4 years old and upwards such as: •

Preschoolers or kindergarteners that would benefit from a head

Luxury Accommodations – Exquisite Cuisine – Beautiful Creekside Location

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Escape to Central Alberta’s top getaway destination.

• 55 mins W of Red Deer • Restaurant open Wed to Sat 5:30 pm to 9:30 pm • Reservations Recommended • 403-844-2672 • theprairiecreekinn.com

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Sylvan Lake Farmers’ Market Fridays, May 20 - October 7

4 - 7:30 pm North Lot Railway Park Promenade - Corner of 50 St. & 50 Ave. Info: Crystal 403-887-3461 sylvanlakefarmersmarket@gmail.com www.sylvanlakefarmersmarket.ca 10:30am at the Michener House.

Our third Museum is truly unique and can’t be missed! Built in 1902, the Blacksmith Shop Museum is the oldest operational Blacksmith Shop in Alberta.

Watch the coal fire burn in the shop’s original forge and hear the old anvil ring. The Blacksmith Shop is open from 10am to 4pm on Saturdays in July and August.

Visit our Museums during special events Canada Day July 1, Lacombe Days July 23-24, Alberta Open Farm Days August 20-21, and the Lacombe Culture & Harvest Festival September 24-25. Learn more about the museums at mhma3.blogspot.ca or call (403) 755-6935

MUSEUMS IN THE CITY OF LACOMBE Experience Lacombe’s unique architecture and visit three museums located in the City’s historic downtown.

Take a tour of the Museums, a guided walking tour of historic downtown, and participate in our many free activities this summer!

First stop is the Flatiron Museum, located in a beautiful Edwardian building built in 1904 and originally

home to Lacombe’s first bank. This summer our special exhibits explore local Dutch immigration and the Women’s Suffrage Movement.

Our free guided walking tours depart from the Flatiron Museum and take place Thu. Fri. and Sat. June to August at 2pm.

Just a block away, the Michener House Museum is located in the oldest home in Lacombe built in 1894.

The house was the first Manse in the community as well as the birthplace of Roland Michener, Canada’s 20th Governor General from 1967-1974. On Saturdays, enjoy Art in the Garden at

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403-309-6387 for reservations

MOONWALKERS

Combining interactive play equipment with a passionate dedication to safety, cleanliness and customer service, MOONWALKERS delivers fun and family memories in an upscale and affordable environment.

855-747-2221 Tell your friends to meet you next time at MOONWALKERS!

NORDEGG HERITAGE CENTRE & BRAZEAU COLLIERIES MINE SITE Located in the pristine West Country, the Nordegg Heritage Centre and Brazeau Collieries National Historic Site are worth the drive. Located two hours west of Red Deer on the David Thompson Highway (Hwy 11) a trip to Nordegg is a great destination for a weekend or day trip. The Nordegg Heritage Centre is home to the Nordegg Museum, Miners Café, Coliseum Gift Shop and Visitor Information. A tour of the Brazeau Collieries will fuel insights into our coal rich history.

Come play at MOONWALKERS in Alix!

MOONWALKERS is Alberta’s premiere family entertainment center destination for all ages!

JOIN US

Open May 21 – August 28 TOURS AT 10:00 AM AND 2:00 PM

Friday June 3 10 am-7 pm

Saturday, June 4th 10 am- 4 pm

www.centalalbertachildrensfestival.ca

Recreation Centre Park 4501-47A Ave.Red Deer

SATURDAYS MAY 21-SEPT. 3 1:30 - 3:30 PM Indoor & Outdoor at the Bentley Curling Rink • Entertainment on Long Weekends 403-748-4809

Contact Us Box 5386 Lacombe, Alberta T4L 1X1

Ph. 403 782 4095 info@browneggsandlamb.com

or social group. Our rafting centre located in Sundre, Alberta has friendly, experienced, certified guides and we can ensure you a day of excitement with your safety in mind, too. Grab your friends! - grab a paddle! and join us for an adventure that will be the highlight of your summer!

NORWEGIAN LAFT HUS The NORWEGIAN LAFT HUS , a log house with a sod roof in Heritage Square in downtown Red Deer is a tourist attraction, museum, and cultural centre. It is a non-profit organization managed by volunteers who keep it open to the public year round on Wednesdays and every day except Monday in June/July/August. The Laft Hus has a growing collection of antiques and replicas of items used by Norwegian immigrants. Courses are offered to the public in Norwegian arts, crafts and cooking. A small “Butikk” sells crafts, books, and many gift items, as well as traditional Norwegian cooking equipment.

Email norwegianlafthus@gmail or phone 403-347-2055 for more information.

OLDS FARMERS MARKET Market runs every Thursday from 3:30-6:30 at the Olds Cow Palace.

We are a government approved market.

Market Manager is Donna Smith and she can be reached every Thursday at 403-556-3770 ext. 8000 or via email at farmersmarket@ oldsregionalexhibition.com

OTTER RAFTING White water in Alberta? Yes! And it’s close by, too!

Catch the exciting part of the ‘UPPER’ Red Deer River and join Otter Rafting for the BEST white water rafting near you! With 34 years of experience we can offer you the perfect outing for your family, business,

THE PRAIRIE CREEK INN

A Central Alberta Gem One of the Central Alberta’s best kept secrets is The Prairie Creek Inn and its Heartstone Restaurant. This exclusive country inn located 17 km south of Rocky Mountain House offers the finest in luxury accommodations and outstanding cuisine all in a beautiful Creekside location.

The Prairie Creek Inn is open year round and is celebrating 10 years of hospitality to people from all over Alberta, Canada and the world who rave about their ultimate getaway experience.

Owners, Terri and Larry Cameron, delight in surprising people with their hidden gem. The Prairie Creek Inn was listed by CTV as one of 15 top road trips and romantic getaway destinations across Canada (February 2011).

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open Wednesday through Saturday evenings and is the perfect spot for a romantic dinner for two, an evening with friends or a special celebration.

It offers an exquisite casual fine dining menu of Alberta bison, beef, elk, and lamb, internationally inspired dishes, and fine wines and spirits that surprises and delights even the savviest of foodies.

“We simply want guests to enjoy the spirit of nature, the luxuries of life and the utmost in hospitality - in beautiful Central Alberta, no less!”, says Terri.

Call ahead to reserve your table, or your room. It’s hard to get into but so worth the trip!

Phone 403-844-2672 www. theprairiecreekinn.com

RED DEER BINGO CENTRE Enjoy your favorite games of bingo, 7 days a week, afternoons and evenings at the Red Deer Bingo Centre, located at 4946 – 53 avenue (just west of Superstore). Featuring Gecko, The New Way To Play! And Las Vegas style KENO. Check us out at www.reddeerbingocentre.ca or call 403 347 4504.

SUMMER EVENTS IN ECKVILLE The Eckville Spray Park is a great way to cool off in the heat of summer! Check it out on Eckford Street.

If you’re not looking to get wet, take a stroll along the Eckville Pedestrian Trail Network that spans from Main Street to the Fire Hall.

For more information on times and locations, visit

www.eckville.com

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OPENS WEDNESDAY JUNE 1

Have a great day of fun on the Upper Red Deer River

Wednesdays 4 - 7 p.m.

$

Little Gaetz Ave

Call Today!

www.downtownmarket.ca

Cronquist House The Tea House will open for the year on May, our hours are Tuesdays to Fridays, 11am – 4 pm, for lunch, afternoon tea and dessert.

We also cater to Weddings, Showers, Birthday Parties, Graduations and Meetings. Our catering menu is varied and we can accommodate all food allergies or sensitivities.

The Cronquist House is also open for tours Monday – Friday 10 am – 3:30 pm.

Call 403-346-0055, email rdchs@ telus.net or visit our website at www. rdchs.com for further information.

RED DEER PUBLIC MARKET NEW LOCATION 4214 – 58TH ST. In front of the Memorial Centre Interact with local farmers, artisans and buskers each Saturday morning.

Opening May 21 – October . Everyone is welcome; however, animals are not!

For more information visit mhma3.blogspot.ca or call (403) 782-3933

Please remember this is a Public Market and although we love animals we appreciate your thoughtfulness by leaving your animals at home.

For more information call (403) 346-6443 / (403) 350-5670. www.reddeermarket.com

RED DEER ROYALS

RIMBEY FARMERS MARKET

per person

Just an hour from Red Deer in Sundre, Alberta otter@otterrafting.com www.otterrafting.com

1-800-661-7379

SKYDIVE BIG SKY

“MARKET AT THE PARK�

PASKAPOO PARK SATURDAYS 9:30 – 11:30, MAY 7 – OCT. 8 FANTASTIC FULL BREAKFAST! A GREAT REASON TO GET UP ON A SATURDAY MORNING COFFEE AVAILABLE!!

Skydive Big Sky offers a complete skydive experience. Our focus is on safety and providing the ultimate skydive experience to anyone visiting our facility. Our Drop Zone at the Big Bend Airport has a breathtaking view of the Canadian Rocky Mountains to the west. The skydive facility has classrooms set up for briefings and indoor parachute packing with running water and showers.

Info@skydivebigsky.ca

The Red Deer Royals Marching Show Band will be presenting their annual “Sounds of Summer� performance on Wednesday, July 6 at 7:00 PM. The event will be held on the Legion Field at Lindsay Thurber Comprehensive High School. This will be the final performance of their field show entitled “Magic� before heading to the Calgary Stampede. Admission is FREE!

LACOMBE MUSEUMS Go on a guided tour or take part in one of our programs this summer!

Flatiron Museum Open Year Round: Tue - Sat in winter, 7 days in Summer Our exhibits this summer explore local Dutch History and the Women’s Suffrage Movement; Free Guided walking tours of historic downtown June-August Thu. Fri.& Sat. at 2pm Michener House Museum Open Year Round: Sat in Winter, Tue-Sat in May, 7 Days in Summer Free Art in the Garden Activity June-August Saturdays 10:30am-12:00pm Summer Camp for kids (ages 4-7 & 8-12): August 9-13th. $75/per child.

Register today!

Blacksmith Shop Museum Open: Saturdays 10am-4pm July & August Special Events at all 3 Museums on: Canada Day July 1, Lacombe Days July 23-24, Alberta Open Farm Days Aug 20-21, Culture & Harvest Festival Sept 24-25.

Jazz at the Lake - A Festival for all Seasons 2016 remaining concert line-up present “Swing Into Spring�

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Johnny Summers little big band Saturday, May 21, 8 p.m.

Sylvan Lake Community Centre 4725 - 43 St.

Sounds of Summer

Tommy Banks in Concert 14th Annual Jazz at the Lake Saturday, August 20 Alliance Community Church

Autumn Leaves Concert

The Brothers Landreth (Roots/Traditional) 2015 Juno Award Winners Friday, September 23 Alliance Community Church

Follow us on Facebook for your chance to win free tickets by liking or commenting on our Mothers Day Contest!

Tickets $25

Tickets available online at www.jazzatthelake.com RU DW 7ULOOLDQW 5HDO (VWDWH 2IÂżFH Bay 6, 40 Hewlett Park Landing, Sylvan Lake Monday- Friday, 9:00 a.m.- noon & 1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m.

Tickets will also be available at the door unless the event is sold out.

For tickets and complete details, visit www.jazzatthelake.com

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CLEARWATER FARMERS MARKET

Welcoming New Members 403-846-6342 ALBERTA APPROVED MARKET

May 12 - Oct. 6 June 30 - Sept. 1

SOUND CONNECTIONS Concerned about your child’s literacy?

Would your child benefit from additional speech and language stimulation? Does your child have learning difficulties? Do you have a pre-schooler that is ready for reading?

Experience fun, multi-sensory and brain-friendly learning at the Sound Connections Centre. There are many programs perfect for any type of learner starting from 3 years old and upwards such as: • School aged children who struggle with literacy (reading, writing) • Children with learning difficulties • Pre-school students ready for a head start on literacy • Advanced Kindergarteners and school aged children looking to be extended in literacy • Children with speech and language concerns • Children with Dyslexia, ADD/ ADHD, Autism, Down Syndrome, Developmental delays • ESL students Qualified instructors will work with your child twice a week for 45 minute sessions, through unique programs that use a fun, play based, multisensory approach to best meet your

Thursdays

Thursdays

5 - 8PM

5:30 - 8:30PM

The Brick Parking Lot

Main Street R.M.H.

child’s needs.

AND WE’RE OPEN ALL SUMMER! For more information visit www. soundconnectionscentres.com, find Sound Connections Centre on Facebook or call (403) 347-3050.

SUNDRE MUSEUM Come and take an imaginary trip around the world in our World of Wildlife exhibit and view over 170 animal mounts from around the world.

You will see animals ranging from an elephant and giraffe to a skunk and weasel. When you visit this exhibit we know you will be amazed.

After that you can take a step back in time and visit our Pioneer Village which is on 4 acres of land and includes a local schoolhouse, blacksmith shop, log cabin, ferryman’s house, trapper’s cabin, farm equipment and more. Feel free to bring along a picnic lunch and have a picnic in the park.

• Ammonite Cutting & Finishing Workshop • Family Owned & Operated • 100% Canadian Owned “We manufacture Freeforms, Cabachons (cabs), Jewellery & Complete Fossil Pieces” • Fully Stocked Showroom • Free Workshop Tours • 2 Free Yearly BBQs - June 25th & August 6th 41516 r.r. 15 located off Hwy. 20 between • Now Offering Silversmithing Classes for the hidden jeweller in you!

Ammonite Ranch 403-748-3077

Bentley & Rimbey Ron & Donna Rabak

NEW RIMBEY RETAIL STORE – 4934 50 AVE., RIMBEY Hours: Tuesday to Saturday 10-5 From Bentley go 12km north on highway 20, turn east on Westlake road, follow to second intersection, turn south on R.R. 15, go 1 km south to the top of the hill, turn west into the driveway, You Found Us! www.ammoniteworld.biz

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LAS VEGAS STYLE

Start your journey in Innisfail.

KENO RED DEER BINGO CENTRE 4946-53 Ave. 347-4504 (Just West of Superstore)

Visit www.InnisfailTourism.com for events, activities, dates & locations.

SUMMERLAND LEISURE PARK & RV PARK

SUNDRE FARMERS MARKET

Summerland Leisure Park - RV Park, Mini Golf & Driving Range (Gull Lake) RV Park - 31 large (60 x 45 ft) back in sites with full service (water, power & sewer). Large grass area at each site with firepit and picnic table. Children’s playground. Restroom, showers and laundry facilities. Minutes from the public beach at Aspen Beach.

Reservations recommended.

Also located on the property is an 18 hole mini golf course is like none other you have played and it is one of the largest in Central Alberta. It is a perfect place for family or group outings as it offers challenges for both young and old folk. The 375 yard driving range has 10 matted sites as well as natural grass stalls. A great place to practice your golf swing!

Summerland Leisure Park is a highly versatile site, making it a great place to bring the family or host family reunions or corporate events. Come check us out, we are well worth the drive. Come stay and play! Please visit our website summerlandleisurepark.com We are located 20 minutes north of Red Deer. North on Highway 2, then go west of Highway 12 to Range Road 282, turn south and you can’t miss us.

LIVE ENTERTAINMENT VARIETY OF VENDORS, EXCELLENT SELECTION EACH FRIDAY MAY 20 5 – 730 PM AT THE SUNDRE CURLING RINK! 403-638-7595

Check Us Out @ www.reddeerbingocentre.ca

Afternoon & Evening Bingo 7 Days a Week

COME VISIT THE SYLVAN LAKE FARMERS’ MARKET! Lots of fresh veggies, fruits, frozen foods, meats, baking, jams, wine, cheese, honey, crafts of all kinds, concessions and much more!

Open Fridays, May 20 to October 7, from 4:00 pm - 7:30 pm at the Railway Park Promenade NORTH lot, on the corner of 50th Street and 50th Avenue (across from the CIBC bank and the Legion).

Get it Fresh at the Market!

Phone 403-887-3461 Email: sylvanlakefarmersmarket@ gmail.com website: www. sylvanlakefarmersmarket.ca

Chainmailling Class, Saturday June 11, 2016 10:00 am to 3:30 pm. Come learn Euroweave or Euopean 4 in 1 chainmail weaving. The weave or pattern is made up of wire and interlocking rings.

Viking Age Mythology, Sunday June 12, 2016 at 2:00 pm. Professor Ingrid Urberg will present a free seminar on Viking Age mythology.

For more information, or to sign up contact either via email or phone

4402 - 47 Avenue, Red Deer, AB T4N 6T4

403-347-2055 email: norwegianlafthus@gmail.com

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211, 1st Avenue SW Sundre, AB T0M 1X0 Ph: 403.638.3233 Fx: 403.638.3295 E: sundremuseum@telus.net W: www.sundremuseum.com Summer Hours: Mon - Sat: 10:00 am - 5:00 pm Sunday: 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Caroline Farmers Market Wheels of Time Museum Caroline, AB.

May 13 - Sept. 9 Fridays 12-3 Crafts, Produce, Baking and more!

Come for a Visit!

For info. call 403-722-7367

VILLAGE OF ALIX Alix is a quaint Village located along the Highway 12 corridor, between Lacombe and Settler, and only 40 minutes northeast of the City of Red Deer.

Nestled beside a beautiful lake and 6.5 kms of a maintained interpretive nature trail, this friendly and active community offers a wide variety of water sports, playgrounds, a serviced campground, an arena, a library, museum, skateboard park, a variety of retail businesses and restaurants, churches and a large Indoor Play Centre, called Moonwalkers.

The Village is also the home of Alix-Mac Public School, grades K-12, which offers a unique fine arts program. The Village is also fortunate to have a well-trained group of dedicated Volunteer Firefighters and First Responders.

The warm hospitality and natural beauty of this thriving community will surely capture your heart, whether you decide to make Alix your home, or drop by to spend the day!

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CANADA DAY CELEBRATIONS At Rahr Park 4601 47th St. From 12pm to 4pm

And Fireworks at Dusk atAlix Lake Featuring:

Spandy Andy, Bouncy Castle, Petting Zoo, Craft tables, Face Painting, Amazing Race

ALIX DAYS AND AG SOCIETY FCA RODEO August 6 & 7, 2016

Saturdays Events include Pancake Breakfast 8am-10am Alix Fire Hall Parade 10:00 starts from Fire Hall The rest of the weekend concludes at the Alix Ag Grounds From 10am to 3pm Summer Market, Fireman’s Games, Magician, Clowns, Bouncy Castles, Face Painting, Pie Tasting and Chili Cook-off Rodeo at 1pm Beer Gardens and Cabaret Saturday Evening as well as an Outdoor Movie Featuring Zootopia Sunday Rodeo starts at 12 noon

SPLASH CAMPS

July 4-8 & August 8-12 Swimming lessons at Stettler Pool Bussed from Alix daily $130.00 per week Book your spot at Alix Village Office Make your own camp T-shirt, Visit Alix Wagon,Wheel Museum,Crafts at the Alix Library Outside sports Crafts, And Much More!

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AT DUSK RAHR PARK 4601 47TH STREET ALIX, AB Popcorn Provided... Bring your own lawn chair

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VILLAGE OF BIG VALLEY Welcome to Big Valley population 364.

We are a dynamic little community located in Central Alberta. We’re proud of our history, people and community.

There is always plenty to do and see in Big Valley, so have a look around.

Attractions Railway Station/Museum Features photos and artifacts pertinent to the local area history. It is located in the former 1912 CNR Depot, which is in itself a historic site.

St. Edmund’s Church Sitting on the hills overlooking the Village, our landmark blue 1916 Anglican church is a provincial heritage site.

Oil Well Pumper Display Donated by Gulf Canada, this pump jack unit is a symbol of Big Valley’s oilfield history.

Roundhouse These historic ruins are a favorite for all train enthusiasts to visit.

Jimmy Jock Boardwalk This western-flavoured boardwalk houses a fudge shop, a custom cowboy hat shop, tea room and art gallery.

Big Valley Jailhouse

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Helping children reach their potenƟal!

OPEN ALL SUMMER!

Opens May 20—Sept 5 Last day open Vintage, Classic & Specialty Auto Canada Day Art Walk & Fall Festival Show, & Pancake Breakfast - July 1 - Sept 10 - $12/person May 28 Cash donations accepted.

Halloween at the Village Breakfast $5.00/ Under 12 $3.00 Childrens Programming - Oct 21 & 22 $5/person 8:30—11:00 am - July & August (call for details) Friday Teas Christmas at the Village Progressive Dinner June 3- Aug 26 2:00 - 4:00 p.m.

- TBA (Late Nov or early Dec) August 26 $50/person cash donations accepted

Monday to Saturday 11:00-6:30 pm Sunday & Holidays Noon-5:00pm

52nd Avenue & 42nd Street, Innisfail, Alberta, Canada 403-227-2906 403-227-2901 fax idhs@telus.net www.innisfailhistory.ca More details available on our website and facebook page

Come cool your heels in a real jailhouse! We are proud to have restored and brought our original 1914 jailhouse back to the Village.

Memorial Park A wonderful place to sit and relax, this beautiful park is also a War Memorial.

Alberta Prairie Railway Excursions Big Valley is the #1 destination of Alberta Prairie Railway Excursions!

Come and be a part of the excitement when the big steam or diesel engines pull into town.

Big Valley Golf Club Located on the western edge of the Village, we offer nine holes on sand greens. Enjoy the quaint quietness of our course.

Canadian Railway Hall of Fame Everything you wanted to know about the railway and more.

Big Valley Library Interesting activities, good reading and a source of high-speed wireless internet. 29 1 Avenue South.

Creation Science Museum 41 Railway Avenue South.

Big Valley Historical Society’s McAlister’s Garage Museum McAlister’s houses many interesting artifacts of our region as well as vintage autos and tractors.

57 Railway Avenue South

Concerned about your child’s literacy or speech/language skills?

Does your child have specific learning difficulties?

Do you simply want to give your pre-schooler a head start?

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New Hours of operation

2016 Village Season

Experience fun, multi-sensory learning.

Sound Connections provides literacy intervention and/or speech/language stimulation for all learners of all ages.

www.soundconnectionscentres.com Tel: 403-347-3050 • soundconnections@live.ca

Lacombe Farmers’ Market

May 20 - Oct. 7

Every Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

May to October We Make it, Bake it or Grow it just for you!

at Lacombe Arena

Call 403-782-4772

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The Red Deer Royals Marching Show Band will be presenting their annual “MAGIC” performance on Tuesday, Wednesday July 6 at 7:00 pm.

Legion Field at Lindsay Thurber Comprehensive High School This will be the final performance of their field show entitled “Industry” in Red Deer before heading off to the Calgary Stampede!

Admission is FREE!

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Saturdays 9:30-11:30 am BUY LOCALLY May 7 - October 8, 2016 at PAS-KA-POO PARK

Come PLAY in ALIX ‘Where FUN Meets Adventure!”

INFO? 403-704-4001 rimbeyfarmersmarket@hotmail.com

HOURS: Sunday - Thursday: 10 am - 6 pm Friday & Saturday: 11 am - 7 pm

Watch for upcoming events each month!

Toll Free: 1-855-747-2221 | www.Moonwalkers.ca

WOLFS BOTANICAL Wolf’s Botanical is a Family Business for the last 31 years. We grow bedding plants, perennials, roses, trees and shrubs. We specialize in custom planting bring your own planters and we fill them for you. In our garden centre you will find berry bushes, fruit and ornamental trees and shrubs from 2 gal to 15 gal. Or if you would like well established caliper trees we have our own tree nursery.

We offer a full line of landscaping from design to consulting, moving trees with a 54” tree spade, retaining walls, patios, fire pits, water features, .....our newest edition is the beautiful wedding island, available for you special day.

We also have LONG WEEKEND SPECIALS! www.wolfsbotanical.com.

403-782-5729

Get in on the act!

July 30+31 “Building a mathematical foundation through a multisensory approach”

Concerned your child is struggling in Math?

Experience fun, multi-sensory math intervention.

www.mathshackeducationcentre.com Tel: 403-406-3102

Perfect for children of all ages and abilities.

Open year Round!

Ross Street, Red Deer www.centrefest.ca fb.com/ Centrefest @rdcentrefest

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Sylvan Lake Presents...

www.visitsylvanlake.ca

Every Thursday 11:00 am to 8:00 pm on 50 A Avenue, between 50 Street & 50 A Street

May 19 Here Comes through September 29 Food 2016

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