Central Alberta

Travel back in time to Haying in the 30’s and see how farmers of yesteryear worked from sun-up to sun-down followed by a Saturday night barn dance. 

Eating a roasted pig’s eye after watching the giant tires of a competitor’s truck roll over the side of your vehicle mid-race has to be one of the more stomach-churning insults ever added to near-i

Vermilion hosts Art in the Park in conjunction with Alberta Cultural Days on Oct. 1. 

Walk down 50th Street in Camrose and you’ll notice two things: the city has a lot of gutsy women and they’re well dressed.

Flames lick the rib tails as they fall onto the grill, sizzling. The coleslaw isn’t going to prep itself, so while the meat sears I dive in.

When Ron Pilger purchased a house in Camrose, he had no idea he was also getting a new hobby.

It’s only eight seconds, but it can feel like an eternity for some cowboys.

East of the Stampede, it’s about as big an ag fair as you’ll find.

Shawn Bell, director of community services for the Town of Vermilion, has a dilemma on his hands.

Before she moved to Vermilion, Carol Wasylik knew from visiting the town that it had lots of activities and plenty of community involvement.

Just outside of Red Deer is a special kind of music festival that for the past six years has been developing a reputation for being one of the most popular family-friendly all-genre musical events