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Crowsnest Pass
Herald
Vol. 94 No. 31
August 7, 2024 $1.25
Serving our communities since 1930
Doors Open and Heritage Festival Weekend
Nicholas L.M. Allen photo
This past weekend was filled with Doors Open and Heritage Festival events. From a Country Market at Flumerfelt Park in Coleman, train rides at the Blairmore Lions Park, to activities throughout the community, an incredible time was had by all. More photos on page 8 and 9.
8 - CROWSNEST PASS HERALD - Wednesday, August 7, 2024
Doors Open and Heritage Festival 2024
Nicholas L.M. Allen photos
John Kinnear photos
John Kinnear photos
John Kinnear photo
Nicholas L.M. Allen photos
Wednesday, August 7, 2023 - CROWSNEST PASS HERALD - 9
Doors Open and Heritage Festival 2024 This year for the 19th annual Crowsnest Pass Heritage Festival Committee introduced a theatre component to some of the events. The photo to the left is a pop up story from actors from the Red Ravens theatre group. The duo acted out portions of the Temperance Debate. This new initiative is a way to put a spin on our historic stories being told by actors at the Community Market and Launch event. Other theatre included the Phantom of the Roxy in coordination with Stephanie Hamilton’s Booze and Bars Tours as well as actors at both cemetery tours on Saturday and Sunday. Lisa Sygutek photo
Nicholas L.M. Allen photos
Health Foundation Helps our Seniors
Hiking with ‘Pride’
Herald Contributor photo
The Recreation Therapy staff and residents of Continuing Care enjoy an afternoon of painting on tables and chairs that were purchased Herald Contributor photo by the CNP Health Foundation. Pictured are Ingrid Dodd (foundation The Crowsnest Pride Society held a hike-at-your-own-pace event on member), Paige Szott and Brandi Yakubowski (Rec Therapy), Mary Turtle Mountain July 28. Filipuzzi and Mary Lou Riviere (foundation members).