Southern Alberta

Eight days with an eclectic lineup of jazz music happens around town at clubs, cafes and taverns and features a long list of renowned jazz artists from across Canada, the U.S., and Europe.

Whoop-Up Days is an annual festival, exhibition, and rodeo held in Lethbridge, Alberta, for five days in the last full week of August

Alberta's best kept secret, this music festival features an eclectic mix of genres: rock, blues, jazz, alternative and more. Get ready for a weekend of dancing and grooving amid the hoodoos in a other-worldy setting in the Badlands.

Lethbridge's jazz scene has been alive and well for decades. Experience the vibrant arts and culture in the city during the Lethbridge Jazz Festival.

An incredibly captivating play tells the story of Jesus' life, death, and resurrection within a natural outdoor amphitheatre.

Step into Southern Alberta's colourful past during the 2017 Chautauqua Revival. Hosted by four towns along Canada's Mormon Trail, for four days in August, the theme is "Footprints in the West. Vistors will get to explore the pioneering days of the Mormons settling in these rural communities. Stirling, Magrath, Raymond and Cardston will each host a day of family-friendly activities focusing on entertainment, education and inspiration.  

South Country Fair is a peaceful and rural music and arts festival that happens every year just outside Fort Macleod, Alberta.

Come celebrate the western way at the 130th annual Medicine Hat Exhibition and Stampede. Non-stop music, rodeo and entertainment.

WIde Skies Music and Arts is a festival guaranteed to entertain everyone over two-days. July 26 features the free outdoor event next to Southminster Church.