Battle River Online Festival

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Battle River, AB  Central-eastern Alberta, Alberta's heartland (also known as the bread basket of the province), is a bountiful region rich with freshly grown produce, friendly people and more than a little homemade magic. 

Tune in via the Battle River Online Festival to meet the people and entrepreneurs (and some of the farm animals!) who are excited to welcome you to Battle River via their livestreams over two weeks this spring:

  • Tuesday, April 28 
  • Thursday, April 30
  • Tuesday, May 5 
  • Thursday, May 7

RSVP now to attend the festival and get a behind-the-scenes look at the Battle River region through the eyes of its locals.

Invite your friends as well, just share this invite with them to get them dialed in. Then read on, to learn more about what's ahead.

As a preview to your virtual festival experience, local Alberta influencer Linda Hoang visited the Battle River region recently and came away awed at all the cool things happening there. 

In her journeys she met local makers and purveyors of chocolates and treats, farm fresh vegetables and perhaps the top highlight, baby goats!

Check out her Facebook video below, and then read her story to get primed for a Battle River adventure.

HIT PLAY > Linda joins Maple Park Farms in Beaver County to plant some seeds and learn about a multi-generation family farm and greenhouse operation where you'll find locally grown flowers and fresh veggies.

 

Want to meet the baby goats? Get your hands dirty in a flower-planting workshop? Then read Linda's story and tune in for more of this homegrown fun, Tuesdays and Thursdays from April 28 to May 7!

Here's the full schedule.

Schedule of events

Apr 28 LIVE presenters TBA
Apr 30LIVE presenters TBA
May 5LIVE presenters TBA
May 7LIVE presenters TBA

To learn more about the region and the people who call Battle River region home, check out this FestivalSeekers feature story or head to Linda Hoang's blog.

 

The Battle River Online Festival is based off FestivalSeekers' national and provincial award-winning template of connecting seekers to local experiences and products. The festival is hosted by FestivalSeekers in partnership with the Battle River Alliance of Economic Development (BRAED), Community Futures Elk Island, Community Futures East-Central Alberta, the communities of the Battle River including Beaver, Flagstaff, Paintearth Counties, and Towns of Coronation and Castor.