Edmonton`s Countryside Magazine

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2008
Welcome to over
90 treasures
in the Greater
Edmonton Region!
Proudly Sponsored by:
Bed & Breakfast
Association Of
Greater Edmonton
Our Partners:
On the roads less traveled, discover beautiful
scenery, meet friendly people, and learn about the
myriad of rural businesses in your backyard.
Visit Edmonton’s Countryside showcases 45
individual sites, each offering a unique experience
from farms, artisans, greenhouses, animal
experiences, historical sites, to rural accommodation,
for day trip ideas or a mini-vacations.
In addition, over 300 fabulous events are featured in
our Events section. Rodeos, Farmers’ Markets, craft
sales, expositions, and so much more, offer you a
vast choice of what to do in the Edmonton region,
not only this spring and summer, but during the fall
and winter too!
On behalf of our partners and sponsors, we invite
you to explore the Greater Edmonton Region and
all it has to offer. Experience our rural life and
enjoy your adventures!
Coordinators: Penny Frazier & Wendy Burns
Circulation: 70,000 copies printed
Design: Darlene L. Mitansky, Wingspan Studio
www.wingspanstudio.com
Distributor: Edmonton Regional Tourism Group
Printing: McCallum Printing Group Inc.
Additional photography courtesy of Edmonton
Economic Development, Edmonton Tourism, McLeod
Creek Farm, Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village, Kelly
Canning, Gail Lacey, Kim McDonald and Penny Frazier.
Interested in having your ag or cultural business
included in Visit Edmontons Countryside? Please direct
editorial, advertising, inquiries, suggestions or ideas to
[email protected].
Visit Edmontons Countryside makes every effort to ensure the
accuracy of the information shown but assumes no
responsibility for any consequences arising from errors or
omissions. The information contained herein is subject to
change without notice.
Visit our website at
www.edmontonscountryside.com
Town of
Redwater
Village of
Andrew
Table of Contents
NORTH
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Sturgeon County. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6
City of St. Albert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6
Town of Bon Accord . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7
Town of Gibbons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7
Town of Legal. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7
Town of Mornville . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8
Town of Redwater . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8
1. Country Clay & Garden Works . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9
2. Erdmann’s Greenhouses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9
3. First Choice Tree Nursery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9
4. Gypsy Images Art Studio. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9
5. LCJ Greenhouses & Gifts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10
6. Lily Lake Resort . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10
7. Lily’s Greenhouse & Ornamental Garden
Accessories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10
8. Longriders RV Park & Horseback Riding. . . . . . . . . .10
9. McLeod Creek Farm Picnic and Campground . . . . . .11
10. MP Stables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11
11. Peas on Earth Organic Garden . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11
12. Pottery by Heather . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11
13. Prairie Gardens and Greenhouses . . . . . . . . . . . . .12
14. St. Albert Botanic Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12
15. St. Albert Farmers’ Market . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12
16. St. Albert Grain Elevator Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13
17. St. Albert Greenhouses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13
18. Toula’s House of Clay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13
19. Vintage Petals Tea House . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13
Listings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14
EAST
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Strathcona County . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18
City of Fort Saskatchwan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18
Lamont County. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19
Village of Andrew . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19
Town of Bruderheim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20
Town of Mundare . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20
20. Aqualine Aquatics & Water Features . . . . . . . . . . .21
21. Broken Wheel Bed And Breakfast . . . . . . . . . . . . .21
22. City of Fort Saskatchewan Sheep Grazing . . . . . . .21
23. Elk Island Retreat Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22
24. Greenland Garden Centre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22
25. Parkland Conservation Farm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22
26. Salisbury Greenhouses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23
27. Stocks Greenhouse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23
28. Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village . . . . . . . . . . . .23
29. Wallish Greenhouses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23
Listings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24
CENTRAL
PAGE
City of Edmonton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28
Listings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29
SOUTH
PAGE
Leduc County. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31
City of Leduc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31
Town of Calmar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32
Town of Thorsby . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32
Town of Millet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32
Town of Devon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33
Town of Beaumont . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33
30. Amazing Field Maze . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36
31. Canadian Petroleum Discovery Centre . . . . . . . . . .36
32. Ellerslie Gift and Garden Centre Ltd. . . . . . . . . . .36
33. Millcreek Nursery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36
Listings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37
WEST
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Parkland County . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41
Town of Stony Plain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41
City of Spruce Grove . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42
Village Of Wabamun . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42
34. Cannor Nurseries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43
35. Carvel General Store . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43
36. Devonian Botanic Garden . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43
37. Dunvegan Gardens (AB) Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43
38. Edmonton Corn Maze . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44
39. Forget-Me-Not Greenhouse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44
40. Golden Greenhouses. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44
41. Grove Valley Gardens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44
42. Inspired Gardens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45
43. Newman Country Retreat Farm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45
44. Ohler’s Acres – “A Positively Peaceful Place” . . . . .45
45. Saumer Time Alpaca Ranch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45
Listings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .46
Check out over 40 Events on page 48!
Legend
Event
Washrooms
Shopping
Bus Turnaround
Picnic
Wheel Chair Access
Accommodation
Partial Wheel Chair
Access
Food Service
French Speaking
Services
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List of Products Available for sale courtesy of Alberta Agriculture, Food and Rural Development
Site Etiquette
1. Study the map and plan your route considering washroom breaks,
lunch stops, and the closing times.
2. Wear comfortable outdoor clothing. Bring weather appropriate items
such as sunscreen, hats, rain gear, insect repellent and a camera.
Expect to get dirty.
3. Bring a cooler with ice to keep food purchases in.
4. Park your vehicle in designated areas.
5. For your own safety, visit only identified areas.
6. Respect the animals and property of the place you are visiting.
7. Please keep an eye on your children to ensure a fun and safe visit.
8. Don’t enter fenced areas or approach animals unless escorted by
the farm owner.
9. Keep closed gates closed and opened gates open.
10. Ask before feeding or petting farm pets or animals.
11. Dispose of garbage in receptacles.
12. Please leave pets at home. Many farms along the way have resident
pets and farm animals. While these animals may be friendly, they may
not feel the same way about another animal.
13. If you have any questions or concerns prior to your visit
PLEASE CONTACT THE SPECIFIC LOCATION IN ADVANCE.
14. Please call ahead to arrange a visiting time.
Have fun on your adventure in the country!
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LEGEND
This map is for visual reference only.
Highway = HWY
Range Road = RGE RD
Township Road = TWP RD
Primary Highway =
Secondary Highway =
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Range Road 245
Information Centres =
French Services =
Sites = 16
Highway 16 = TransCanada Yellowhead Highway
Highway 2 = Queen Elizabeth Highway II
Secondary Highway 637 = Highway 29
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Country Clay & Garden Works, pg 9
Erdmann’s Greenhouses, pg 9
First Choice Tree Nursery, pg 9
Gypsy Images Art Studio, pg 9
LCJ Greenhouses & Gifts, pg 10
Lily Lake Resort, pg 10
Lily’s Greenhouse & Ornamental Garden
Accessories, pg 10
Longriders RV Park & Horseback Riding, pg 10
Mcleod Creek Farm Picnic and Campground, pg11
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MP Stables, pg 11
Peas on Earth Organic Garden, pg 11
Pottery by Heather, pg 11
Prairie Gardens and Greenhouses, pg 12
St. Albert Botanic Park, pg 12
St. Albert Farmers’ Market, pg 12
St. Albert Grain Elevator Park, pg 13
St. Albert Greenhouses, pg 13
Toula’s House of Clay, pg 13
Vintage Petals Tea House, pg 13
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Township Road 580
North
Sturgeon County
Where the countryside awaits you!
Just outside metro Edmonton’s porch is Sturgeon County, the heart of rural sightseeing opportunities. Get acquainted with the
simplicity of country life as you choose from a medley of country experiences to enjoy. U-pick farms are peppered throughout the
county offering a bountiful choice of raspberries, saskatoons, strawberries and veggies, fresh from the field. Take a journey into the
past by visiting the Namao Museum and recall days gone by — local memorabilia and artifacts from yesteryear are cleverly displayed.
Stay overnight and enjoy the hospitality of our rural retreats. Tucked away in a peaceful setting is Lily Lake Village Resort — renowned
for its European design and cuisine, or relax at one of our many quaint bed & breakfasts. This region is also home of the award
winning “Country Soul Stroll”, a self-guided driving route showcasing country culture.
For more things to see & do while in Sturgeon
visit www.sturgeoncounty.ab.ca
City of St. Albert
Welcome to St. Albert
This vibrant city is rich in arts, culture, heritage and recreation. St. Albert is the
oldest non-fortified community in Alberta. Mission Hill depicts this history and is
home to Father Lacombe Chapel, a provincial historic site, built in 1861.
Discover St. Albert’s rich agricultural history with a visit to St. Albert Grain Elevator
Park. Built in 1906 and 1929 these majestic monuments to the past still grace the
skyline. Red Willow Park offers over 70 km of multi-use trails and five major park
areas including a water spray park, a beach volleyball court and a skateboard park.
Big Lake and the Lois Hole Centennial Provincial Park are home to over 235 species
of birds, and offers an extraordinary opportunity to discover nature. The Botanic
Garden has the largest established rose garden in Alberta and Holes Greenhouse is
a delight to visit twelve months of the year.
Downtown St. Albert, the Arts & Heritage District is a visitor’s paradise. Unique
shops and great restaurants are nestled amongst restored buildings, murals, and
works of art. While downtown you can visit Profiles Art Gallery,
the Musee Heritage Museum, the Michif Cultural & Resource
Institute, and the Douglas Cardinal designed St. Albert Place
including the Arden Theatre. Winter offers tobogganing, cross
country skiing, and outdoor ice-skating. St. Albert is also home
to Servus Credit Union Place, the largest leisure centre in
Western Canada.
For more things to see & do while in St. Albert
visit www.stalbert.ca
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North
Town of Bon Accord
Bon Accord is located approximately 15 minutes north of
Edmonton on Highway 28. The unusual beauty and lush
landscape of the surrounding countryside has made Bon Accord
a favorite. Bon Accord “Happy To Meet, Sorry To Part, Happy To
Meet Again” is the motto of the City of Aberdeen, Scotland.
“Leaves of Yesteryear “ — A History of the Bon Accord District
describes the first settlers and typical homesteads. Established
in 1896 as the Bon Accord District.
Today, the Town of Bon Accord is a thriving community with
many store front and home based businesses, rich in recreation,
culture, and entertainment activities. With a population of over
1500, Bon Accord is becoming a popular satellite town with its
uniqueness and quality of living.
Annual events include our Old Fashioned Fall Supper, Dinner
Theatre, Trade Fair, Town Wide Garage Sale, Craft Fair, Harvest
Days celebration and bi-annual Women’s Conference.
Bon Accord is alive with community spirit and involvement from
our “Golden Gems” (seniors) to the youngest of our residents.
Town of Gibbons
“Living at its Best”
A rural atmosphere in an urban setting, the Town of Gibbons
provides a perfect backdrop for family living. Situated along the
banks of the Sturgeon River, there is a variety of recreational
opportunities for all ages.
Gibbons is rich in history and you can walk the 2 km walking trail
(part of the Trans Canada Trails) that used to be the tracks of the
freight wagons that brought goods from Fort Edmonton to
Athabasca Landing in the late 1800’s or preview life in that era
by visiting the Gibbons Museum. Visit Longriders Campground
and take a trail ride along the River Valley and see the
Battenburg Tressle.
Get the “Warm Hearted Community” feeling by taking a drive
to see what Bon Accord has to offer you; enjoy the small town
feeling with up-to date amenities.
There are a number of community activities for all ages, including
Family Day Weekend events in February, Canada Day Festival in
July, Pioneer Days in August, and our outstanding Town Wide
Garage Sale in September, plus many more. We invite you to
visit Gibbons “Living at its Best”.
For more things to see & do while in Bon Accord visit
www.town.bonaccord.ab.ca
For more things to see & do while in Gibbons visit
www.gibbons.ca
Town of Legal
Visitors to Legal are welcomed to our bilingual town with a visual display of the town’s strong cultural heritage. The town is the
Canadian Capital of French Murals which depicts the history of the area. These murals sit proudly about the town and have become
a popular tourist attraction.
Summer visitors to Legal may have the opportunity to enjoy the wonderful aroma and taste of freshly baked bread coming from a
working open oven built as a replica of that used by our ancestors. You will also find the museum “Le Petit Musée de Legal”, which
emphasizes the work of our pioneers.
The annual festival known as the “Fete au Village” is held the last
weekend of July and is an example of the community spirit that exists
in the town. This well attended event is an opportunity for new visitors to
celebrate the French culture of Legal’s pioneers as well as an opportune
time for a reunion of family and friends.
Legal is proud to have a Farmers Market which takes place on Thursday
evenings from May through August. Make sure to stop by and shop for
your fresh produce and gifts, as well, you can look forward to some
local entertainment.
Plan on making Legal your next stop for an overnight stay at our RV
Park. We have a 14 stall park which connects with our walking trails and
stocked fishing pond.
For more things to see & do while in Legal visit
www.town.legal.ab.ca
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North
Town of Mornville
Morinville is a vibrant suburban community located 27 km north
of Edmonton on Highway 2. The English, French and Germanic
influence in the downtown core marks Morinville’s historic roots.
Take a walk into Morinville’s past, settled in 1891, and explore
history on the new self-guided Historic Morinville Walking Tour.
From vignettes and founder’s monument in St. Jean Baptiste
Park, to the stained glass beauty of St. Jean Baptiste Church
built in 1907, to historic homes dotted throughout the downtown
area. The adjacent rectory and church are designated Provincial
Historical sites. The walking tour offers a pleasant diversion from
today’s hectic pace. Nearby is the new spray water park you can
cool off in.
Take a break at one of our neighbourhood restaurants or at an
old-fashion ice cream stand. For nature buffs, 6 km of paved
walking trails hosts a gazebo and a shady picnic area complete
with a barbeque to grill your fresh catch from an annually stocked
Fish & Game Pond. For the skateboard fanatic the Bob Foster
Extreme Skateboard Park is always open or enjoy a rousing game
at our tennis courts. Lighted Skyline Park brings action on the ball
diamonds into the night and hosts numerous tournaments. Play
18 holes of golf at one of our local beautiful courses, set up camp
at the local campground, or take in some of the exciting events
that are held throughout the year.
Morinville is a great place to take a detour from your travels. This
town is known for its friendly atmosphere, pride in the past and
progressive look into the future.
For more things to see & do while in Morinville visit
www.morinville.ca
Town of Redwater
Redwater is a prosperous growing community which is home to
over 2200 people, 150 businesses and is in close proximity to
Alberta’s Industrial Heartland. Our town landmark, the oil derrick,
is the tallest in North America. Redwater citizens enjoy a high
quality of life that provides opportunity for involvement and a
sense of belonging. Redwater is located 40 minutes northeast
of Edmonton and is a safe and secure community with an
RCMP detachment securely ensconced in the community. The
Redwater Health Center as well as ambulance service and the
Redwater Volunteer Fire Department serve the Town of Redwater
and surrounding community. We boast playgrounds, park areas,
ball diamonds, soccer pitches, an outdoor swimming pool, a
running track, 9-hole grass green golf course, a skateboard park
and our recreational center, Provident Place. Provident Place
has undergone a major renovation and is home to our indoor
skating arena; curling club; golf club and our youth group.
Redwater has a full range of educational opportunities — from
preschool to adult programs – and has ensured a future for
its children by maintaining a high standard in its education
system. The preschool programs include playschool as well as
a headstart program. Located in the Town of Redwater, Ochre
Park Elementary offers Kindergarten to grade 4 education and
Redwater School provides grade 5-12 education. Redwater
School also offers the Registered Apprenticeship Program (trades)
as well as the Green Certificate Program (agriculture).
For more things to see & do while in Redwater visit
www.town.redwater.ab.ca
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North
1. Country Clay & Garden Works
3. First Choice Tree Nursery
Country Clay & Garden Works includes 6000 square feet of
greenhouse space nestled in the countryside. You will find a wide
variety of bedding plants including annual flowers, vegetable
transplants, and fragrant herbs. Discover our selection of hanging
baskets and patio pots. Encounter countless varieties of trailing
plants bursting with color. A large selection of prairie-hardy
perennials and roses — both tea and hardy varieties and shrubs
are also available. Our knowledgeable staff can assist you to
ensure your visit is a pleasurable experience.
Leave the hustle, bustle and concrete behind and take a
20-minute drive North from St. Albert or Edmonton to the
tranquility of First Choice Tree Nursery. Family owned and
operated, this hidden gem of the Edmonton area is celebrating
15 years of delighting both the novice and professional gardener.
Contact: Loretta McDermott
Address/Directions: Travel Highway 28 North to Redwater.
Turn right at the Redwater exit. Continue east for 8 km to stop
sign. Turn left onto Secondary Highway 829 for 3.2 km. Turn left
onto Township Road 580 for 0.6 km.
Phone: (780) 942-3282
Stroll through an amazing selection of potted trees, shrubs and
evergreens offering everything from the “tried and true” to the
“Wow! What’s that?” Stepping into the “Shade Lounge” provides
the opportunity to relax and cool off among the shade-loving
perennials and shrubs. Be inspired by container gardens,
featuring the everyday to the exotic. Make your home and garden
dreams blossom with unique home and garden décor and don’t
forget to stop by “Santa’s Treasures”; a year-round specialty store,
where the Spirit of Christmas comes alive everyday. (Sneak Peek
for Christmas 2008, July 18 to 21).
Contact: Debbie Cherdarchuk
Hours: April 26 – June 30, 9:00 am – 9:00 pm except for Tuesday
and Wednesday 9:00 am – 7:00 pm.
Phone: (780) 939-4448
2. Erdmann’s Greenhouses
Address/Directions: From Edmonton travel north on Highway 28 to
Secondary Highway 642 (Morinville turnoff) and turn left (west).
Travel 3.2 km and turn right (north) on Range Road 245 and
continue north for 1.6 km From St. Albert travel north on Highway 2
to Sec. 642 (Morinville turnoff) and turn right (east). Continue
east to Range Road 245 and turn left (north). Continue north for
1.6 km.
Celebrating their 25th anniversary of growing, take a drive to
Erdmann’s where you can wander leisurely through greenhouses
filled with beautiful bedding plants, hanging baskets and planters.
Relax and enjoy a coffee and some home-baked goodies as you
take in the view of the Redwater River valley. A break from life’s
hustle and bustle. As the seasons change, these local growers are
proud to offer a wide array of tasty, good-for-you, fresh from the
field veggies. Can’t make it to the farm? See them at a Farmers’
Market in Sherwood Park, Millwoods, St. Albert or Callingwood.
The Erdmann family looks forward to seeing you here or there!
Contact: Rony and Wendy Erdmann
Phone: (780) 961-3912
Website: www.erdmannsgardens.com
Hours: May 1 – June 10, 9:00 am – 9:00 pm, daily. July and
August, Wed. and Fri. 12:00 pm – 8:00 pm, Sat., 10:00 am –
6:00 pm.
Email: [email protected]
Hours: Please call for open hours.
4. Gypsy Images Art Studio
Sometimes you will find Gayle Taylor working on an incredible
mural in a local school. Occasionally you might find her out
looking for peculiar-looking rocks to transform into works of art.
Periodically, you may catch her teaching a class. Usually though,
you will find Taylor in her cozy, post-war era home drawing,
painting and perfecting the art of burning design into wood;
commonly known as pyrography. Intricate, elaborate and uniquely
decorated wooden boxes catch one’s eye throughout the main
floor studio.
An artist for over two decades, her original works in acrylics,
watercolors, and pen and ink extends from capturing wildlife on
canvas to bringing stills to life. Many of her easels hold renditions
of photographs that she has been commissioned to produce while
others showcase her own creative images.
The short drive north of Edmonton to the warm-hearted
community of Bon Accord is time well spent to pay a visit to
Gypsy Images Art Studio.
Contact: Gayle Taylor
Address: 4920-51 Avenue, Bon Accord, AB
Phone: (780) 921-2623
Website: www.artwanted.com/Gypsy
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North
5. LCJ Greenhouses & Gifts
Only 20 minutes north of Edmonton, you will find LCJ
Greenhouses, a family owned and operated business. Step
inside and view our spectacular selection of plants. Choose from
a beautiful selection of hanging baskets and containers or we
can help you create your own, from our gorgeous geraniums,
begonias, petunias, or other annual beauties. Our herbs will
inspire, our tomatoes will tantalize, and our roses will romance
you. Let us help make your garden a unique and special place
with perennials, trees, and shrubs. Our gift shop provides the
finishing touches with an array of garden ornaments.
Contact: Eloise Ducherer
Address/Directions: Travel Highway 28 north of Edmonton to
Township Road 562 (Excelsior Road). Continue east to Range
Road 241. Turn left and travel north for 2 km.
Phone: (780) 921-2192
7. Lily’s Greenhouse & Ornamental
Garden Accessories
Another exciting year for all avid gardeners. Is the tomato a
vegetable or fruit? Lily’s Greenhouse will have 100 different
varieties this season, some organic,some popular and some
unique. We carry all the new varieties of bedding plants as well
as the old faithfuls. We offer organic fertilizer and sea soil for best
growing results.
Lily’s store has uniquely designed hand crafted ornamental iron
works, including tables, trellises, flower beds, a full range of
designer pots and containers, our famous woofie wowzers and a
large assortment of garden accessories.
We specialize in moss containers and are happy to give free
individual instructions on creating your own. We custom plant
and design deck planters and moss baskets for residential and
commercial. Come and enjoy free coffee and refreshments.
Our friendly and knowledgeable staff are waiting.
Hours: May 1 – June 30, Monday – Friday 9:00 am – 9:00 pm;
Saturday and Sunday 9:00 am – 6:00 pm; July 1 –
September 30, daily 10:00 am – 5:00 pm.
Contact: Ed & Lily Lemiski
6. Lily Lake Resort
Phone: : (780) 973-6263 or (780) 973-6518
Prepare to be pampered by country charm and elegance at
Lily Lake Resort. Nestled on the western shore of beautiful
Lily Lake, this European-style resort will make you feel relaxed
and indulged. Uniquely-styled accommodations are found
throughout the resort from the quaint Cuddle Inn to guest houses
and bungalows. Every weekend our guests enjoy a sumptuous
culinary buffet experience featuring over 100 items at our wellknown Sunday Brunch. Reserve for our Saturday Dine & Dance.
Completely renovated and specializing in retreats, the facility now
rivals major Canadian resorts. We can accommodate your group
from 20 to 300 for a casual or formal function in our 35,000
square feet of banquet space, halls, and other delightful rooms.
Contact: Rhonda Gill
Address/Directions: Take Highway 28 north to Bon Accord.
Turn left onto Lily Lake Road 1 km past Bon Accord. Continue
north for 13 km.
Phone: (780) 921-3441 or 1-888-921-3441
Website: www.lilylakeresort.com
Hours: Bistro: Tuesday to Saturday 9:00 am – 2:00 pm; Sunday
Brunch 10:30 am – 2:30 pm; Private reservations available.
Address/Directions: From Edmonton: 4.5 km north from
163 Avenue on 127 Street, on right side of Sturgeon Road.
From St. Albert: Follow Sturgeon Road east 5 km on left side
of the road.
Hours: 9:00 am to 8:00 pm Monday to Friday; 9:00 am –
5:00 pm Saturday, Sunday & Holidays
8. Longriders RV Park &
Horseback Riding
We offer “Big Rig Friendly” year round RV Parking with full
services just 20 minutes north east of Edmonton and 1 km to all
Gibbons amenities.
Our picnic areas, kitchen catering and DJ services are ideal for
any group function in a pretty country setting. We offer year round
horse-drawn sleigh and wagon rides in the Greater Edmonton
area and on site at Longriders.
Spectacular horseback riding along the scenic Sturgeon River
and surrounding river valley is a favorite. Visit our website for a
virtual tour.
Contact: Ken Dobush
Address/Directions: Access from Secondary Highway 643 and
Highway 28A, 1 km northeast of Gibbons.
Phone: (780) 923-3300
Website: www.albertahorses.com
Hours: Year round by reservation.
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North
9. McLeod Creek Farm Picnic and
Campground
Great family fun close to the city is yours at McLeod Creek
Farm! Birthday parties, family reunions, and group tours are all
welcome. If you have ever wanted to ride a pony, feed a duck, pet
a goat, or meet a cow, take a wagon ride, have a picnic, stroll in
natural prairie grassland, or sit by a peaceful creek, then this local
destination is for you.
Mcleod Creek Farm is dedicated to the preservation of
endangered Canadian livestock and they offer visitors a unique
chance to help in their preservation. Revenue generated from
tours helps in the maintenance of the Lac La Croix Indian Ponies,
Newfoundland Ponies, Canadian registered Shetland Ponies,
Dexter Cattle, Jacob’s Sheep and more. Many heritage breeds of
common domestic animals are rapidly disappearing from the
genetic makeup of modern agriculture. Be a part of helping
these rare breeds remain living history, and have some fun
while you’re there!
11. Peas on Earth Organic Garden
We are what we eat! We truly believe in it and, with passion,
we devote our lives into growing organic vegetables. Nothing
makes us happier than a satisfied customer. Feedback like,
“Your spinach is the best!”, “Your peas are out of this world!”,
“Your carrots and potatoes are unbelievably sweet!” We are
encouraged to know so many people realize the importance
of eating organic food.
Visit our farm store or at one of our Farmers’ Market locations in
Strathcona, St. Albert, or Callingwood.
Contact: Ruby & Eric Chen
Address/Directions: 24527 Sturgeon Road, across from Allin Ridge
Estates; 3.5 km north of Edmonton city limits on 97 Street/
Highway 28. Turn left onto Sturgeon Road. Continue west for
2 km or check our website for directions to our farm.
Phone: (780) 973-6680
Contact: Leah Milligan
Website: www.peasonearth.ca
Address/Directions: Located on Highway 28 north of the
Gibbons overpass.
Hours: Please refer to our website.
Phone: (780) 921-2490 or (780) 668-2490
Website: www.mcleodcreekfarm.com
Hours: Please visit our website for 2008 events and hours.
Tours by appointment May – October.
10. MP Stables
With 30 successful years in the business, MP Stables is highly
qualified to meet your equine needs. We are open year-round and
proudly offer formal carriages for special events; hay wagon,
cutter, and sleigh rides, pony rentals, saddle horses, and guided
horseback riding. Our services, which are available anywhere in
Edmonton and the surrounding area, including at our own ranch,
will definitely add a distinctive touch to your event. Our picnic and
bonfire areas provide a peaceful, picturesque country location to
host any outdoor gathering. For three decades our goal has been
to provide reliable, friendly service. We invite you to visit us and
enjoy the great Alberta outdoors!
Contact: Morris & Evelyn Presiniuk
12. Pottery by Heather
Pottery by Heather is a unique working pottery studio and gallery.
Surrounded by beautiful gardens and accented with an eclectic
collection of art and treasures, the studio is an expression of
beauty in all its varied forms. Whether you are looking for the
perfect wedding gift or that special mug, browsing the spacious
gallery is a true adventure as we invite you to touch, handle, and
admire our wide array of functional and decorative work. We will
be delighted to show you the stages of pottery production: watch
as we “throw” a pot from wet clay then witness the magic as
finished pieces emerge from the gas-fired kilns.
Contact: Heather Edwards
Address/Directions: 4740 - 50 Street, Bon Accord: Travel Highway
28 north to Bon Accord. Turn left at the Husky Gas Station.
Phone: (780) 921-3412
Website: www.PotteryByHeather.com
Hours: Please call ahead to arrange a visiting time.
Address/Directions: Located 5.5 km north of the intersection
of Highways 37 and 28A.
Phone: (780) 973-3352
Website: www.mpstables.com
Hours: Open year round. Reservations recommended.
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13. Prairie Gardens and
Greenhouses
Come experience an award-winning family Greenhouse, Corn
Maze, and U-pick Strawberry and Pumpkin Farm located just ½
hour north of Edmonton on 97 Street. Discover spectacular spring
flowers and Alberta fruit trees and summertime fun for the whole
family including strawberry picking, petting farm, wagon-rides,
kids mini-mazes, ‘gem’ mining and more. Sizzle your senses and
pit your wits to solve the intriguing puzzle of the 7-acre Great
Prairie Corn Maze — Canada’s largest dragon! Enjoy campfires,
hot dog roasts, evening flashlight maze adventures, group outings,
birthday parties, and play areas. The Strawberry Patio Café and
Ice Cream Stoop offer country cuisine and seasonal treats. The
quaint Gift Shops hosts garden décor, Red Hat memorabilia, kids
fun, dragon and Halloween tricks and treats across the seasons.
The famous Haunted Pumpkin Festival complete with pumpkin
cannon, giant puppets, and colorful strolling characters,
celebrates Halloween through October, Alberta style! Senior tours,
safaris for kids, company picnics, and Red Hat luncheons —
fabulous fun for ages 3 to 93! Admission applies to events
and attractions.
14. St. Albert Botanic Park
A profusion of pink roses bending ragged in the rain speaks to
me of all gentleness and it’s enduring. ~ The Collected Later
Poems of William Carlos Williams.
We invite you to stroll in our city’s beautiful Botanic Park which
is located along the scenic bank of the Sturgeon River. Visit the
lovely roses in the garden. The varieties grown range from the
tender tea rose to the hardy Explorer and Morden varieties in a
rainbow of colors. Explore our extensive peony, lily, and dahlia
beds. Relax on one of the many benches scattered throughout
the Park. Meditate on the simple beauty that surrounds you.
Bring a picnic lunch and share it with someone special. Be sure
to attend our annual Mother’s Day Weekend Rose Sale.
Address/Directions: From Highway 2 (St. Albert Road), turn east
onto Sturgeon Road for 1 km.
Phone: (780) 458-7163
Website: www.stalbertbotanicpark.com
Hours: Open year round from sunrise to sunset.
Contact: Tam Andersen
Address/Directions: 56311 Lily Lake Road, Bon Accord; Travel
Highway 28 north to Bon Accord. Turn left (North) 1 km east of
Bon Accord onto Lily Lake Road. Continue north for 2 km.
Phone: (780) 921-2272
Website: www.PrairieGardens.org
Hours: April 26 – June 15, daily 9:00 am – 9:00 pm; July 1 –
September 5 daily 10:00 am– 6:00 pm; September 6 –
October 31, weekends 11:00 am – 5:00 pm. Reservations
required for weekday tours.
15. St. Albert Farmers’ Market
Fresh fruit, fine woodworking, ripe-off-the-vine vegetables, home
baking, hand sewn works of art. These are just some of the great
buys found at western Canada’s largest outdoor Farmers’ Market.
Every Saturday starting June 14 through to the end of September,
downtown St. Albert is transformed into a unique outdoor social
and shopping extravaganza where buskers and musicians create
a carnival atmosphere. Its no wonder close to 12,000 people visit
each week.
Address/Directions: Outdoor – Downtown St. Albert – Located on
St. Anne Street & St. Thomas Street.
Phone: (780) 458-2833
Website: www.stalbertchamber.com
Hours: Saturdays from June 14 – September 27 10:00 am –
3:00 pm
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16. St. Albert Grain Elevator Park
18. Toula’s House of Clay
St. Albert is Alberta’s history. Nestled in the heart of St. Albert
sits the St. Albert Grain Elevator Park, home to two of Alberta’s
provincially designated Grain Elevators. Built in 1906 and 1929,
the Grain Elevators stand as a reminder of the city’s agricultural
past and are symbols of our heritage. Take a guided tour of the
historic elevators and talk with our interpreters, or attend one
of our special events throughout the summer. We offer special
group tours, birthday parties, and programs for daycare groups.
Admission to the park is by donation, and pre-booked programs
have a small fee. We look forward to seeing you.
“When work, commitment, and pleasure all become one and you
reach that deep well where passion lives, nothing is impossible.”
Address/Directions: 4A Meadowview Drive, St. Albert; From
St. Albert Trail, turn onto St. Vital Avenue then left on Mission
Avenue. Cross the railroad tracks to Meadowview Drive.
Phone: (780) 459-1528
Website: www.artsheritage.com
Hours: Victoria Day (May 24) – Labour Day (September 1)
Wednesday – Sunday, 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Imagine holding Edmonton’s Rutherford House in the palms of
your hands. Or the house you grew up in. Or the church where
you were married. Working from her pottery studio just east of
Gibbons, the art of replicating architecture is Toula Prins’ pride
and passion. Lining the walls of her comfortable workspace are
row upon row of miniature houses, historical landmarks and
colorful signature pieces. She carefully crafts each structure by
hand, sometimes using as many as 150 pieces to complete a
work. Originally from Greece, Toula began building replicas of the
homes in her native country after immigrating to Canada. And so
the story began and has never ended as she continues to
preserve precious pieces of the past and present. Toula’s House
of Clay is home to the gifts you just will not find anywhere else.
Contact: Toula Prins
Address/Directions: 56018 Range Road 225, Gibbons; Take
Highway 28A north to Secondary Highway 643. Travel 5 km east
to Range Road 225. Turn south for 3 km.
Phone: (780) 998-1851
17. St. Albert Greenhouses
Website: www.toulashouseofclay.com
Take a short drive into the country five minutes north of St. Albert,
where you will receive expert advice at a country price. St. Albert
Greenhouses is a family-oriented business, serving St. Albert and
area for more than 35 years. Visit us this spring for high quality
geraniums and begonias, as well as a great selection of spring
bedding plants, hanging baskets, basket stuffers, perennials, and
herbs. We also have vine-ripened hot house tomatoes mid-June
to September. For Christmas, a profusion of poinsettias fill our
greenhouse with spectacular color.
Contact: Ralph Wirblich
Address/Directions: From St. Albert, travel Highway 2 north
to Highway 37 overpass. Exit right and proceed east to Fort
Saskatchewan for 1.5 km. Turn left onto Range Road 252.
Continue north for 1.5 km.
Phone: (780) 939-3110
Hours: May & June; Monday – Friday, 9:00 am – 9:00 pm;
Saturday & Sunday, 9:00 am – 6:00 pm.
19. Vintage Petals Tea House
A charming, picturesque house provides a relaxed setting to enjoy
a cup of specialty loose-leaf tea or freshly brewed specialty coffee.
A lunch menu delights discerning customers with a variety of
soups, salads, sandwiches and delectable desserts.
Enhance your stay by browsing through antiques, collectibles and
giftware items. Be sure to note beautifully crafted arrangements or
bouquets as fresh flowers can brighten any day.
Mini-talks regarding tea types, grades and blending techniques
are on-going. Request a free sample from over 80 varieties.
Advance tickets for Tea Tastings, Mystery Nights, and Tea Leaf
Readings can be ordered by phone. Call for special event dates,
such as artists in the yard, musicians on the veranda, and short
dramatizations regarding local history. Strategically placed signage
provides information as to the house’s historical significance and
an informative brochure highlights events pertinent to the home.
This is truly a showcase attraction.
Address/Directions: Red Brick House at corner of 100 and 100 in
Morinville
Phone: (780) 939-3709
Hours: Open: Tuesday thru Saturday 10:00 am – 5:30 pm;
Thursday 10:00 am – 8:00 pm; Sunday 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
May thru September.
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Art Studios & Galleries
Toula’s House of Clay
Pottery by Heather
Profiles Public Art Gallery
Gypsy Images Art Studio
The Studio Gallery
998-1851
921-3412
460-4310
921-2693
460-5993
419-6800
921-2192
973-6263
939-3110
973-6680
921-2272
Landmarks, Historic Sites & Museums
Extreme Activities
Bob Foster Extreme Skateboard Park
Quest for Adventure
Morninville Paintball & Training Facility
Skateboard Park/Beach Volleyball
St. Albert BMX Track
Stratotech Raceway
939-4361
462-4602
939-0141
459-1553
460-1269
998-9995
Facilities
Arden Theatre
Centralta Community Centre
Heritage Grove Forest and Trail System
Legal Arena
Ray McDonald Sports Centre
Servus Credit Union Place
St. Albert Place
Hole’s Greenhouses & Gardens
LCJ Greenhouses
Lily’s Greenhouse & Ornamental Garden Accessories
St. Albert Greenhouse
Peas on Earth Organic Garden
Prairie Gardens &Greenhouses & Corn Maze
459-1542
961-3665
962-5759
961-3773
939-4361 / 939-3339
418-6088
459-1724
Food Products
Lily Lake Village Resort
Lola Canola Honey
Smokin Elk Ranch
921-3441
921-3657
939 5659
Fun at the Farm
Prairie Gardens & Greenhouses & Corn Maze
Bread Oven – Legal
961-3665 / 961-4059
Father Lacombe Chapel
459-7663
Gibbons Museum
923-3331
St. Albert Grain Elevator Park & Train Station
459-4404
Historic Morinville self-guided walking tour
939-7702
Historic Vignettes in St. Jean Baptiste Park
939-4361
Little White School
459-4404
Michif Cultural & Resource Institute
651-8176
Mission Hill Historic Self-Guided Walking Tour
459-1724
Morinville Founders Monument
939-4361
Murals of Legal
961-3665
Musée Héritage Museum
459-1528
Museum “Le Petit Musée de Legal”
961-4059 / 961-3665
Namao Museum
973-5231
Redwater and District Museum
942-3206
Redwater Discovery Oil Derrick
942-3519
St. Jean Baptiste Church (Stations of the Cross)
939-4412
Nature Hikes, Trails, Gardens & Parks
Cardiff Park
Gibbons River Valley Trails
Morinville Trails System
Red Willow Park Trails
St. Albert Botanic Park
939-4321
923-3331
939-4361
459-1724
458-7163
921-2272
Water Activities
Fun at the Farm — Animals
Alberta Rose Alpacas
Canadian Plainsland Bison
Chesla Farms
Coronado Stables
Diamond J Ranch & Sleigh Rides
Fantasy Farm Alpacas
Longriders RV Park & Horseback Riding
McLeod Creek Farm
MP Stables
Peeters Pride Alpacas
Sturgeon Bison & Quarter Horses
939-2368
973-3853
942-4491
942-2184
942-2100
961-3454
923-3300
921-2490
973-3352
973-3532
939-4838
Fountain Park Recreation Centre
Gibbons Echo Glen Fishing Pond
Heritage Lake
Lacombe Lake Park
Morinville Fish & Game Pond
Morinville Spray Park
Reel Angling Adventures
Spray Park
Sturgeon River/Big Lake
Water Play Park
459-1553
923-3331
939-4361
459-1724
939-4361
939-4361
961-3726 / 1-866-961-3425
939-4361
459-1724
459-1553
Wildlife Experiences
Big Lake Viewing Platform
459-1724
Fun at the Farm — U-Picks
Berry Ridge Farm Tours
Coronado Saskatoon U-Pick Farm
E.L.K.S. Vegetable & Berry Farm
Larkspur Gardens
Prairie Gardens
T & D’s Certified Saskatoons
913-5136
942-4146
460-2499
942-2553
921-2272
939-7161
Greenhouses & Farmers’ Markets
Cheyenne Tree Farms
Farmers’ Market – Gibbons
Farmers’ Market – Legal
Farmers’ Market – Redwater
Farmers’ Market – Morinville
Farmers’ Market – St. Albert
First Choice Tree Nursery
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456-2464
998-3050
961-2221 or 961-3660
942-3023
939-3292
458-2833
939 4448
Winter Activities, Nature Hikes, Trails, Gardens
& Parks
Figure 8 Skating Park
939-4361
Reel Angling Adventures (Winter) 961-3726 / 1-866-961-3425
Riverlot 56 Natural Area
459-1724
Seven Hills Toboganning
459-1724
St. Albert Lakes & Ice Surfaces
459-1724
Sunshine Lake Toboganning
939-4361
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Aqualine Aquatics & Water Features, pg 21
Broken Wheel Bed And Breakfast, pg 21
City of Fort Saskatchewan Sheep Grazing, pg 21
Elk Island Retreat Ltd., pg 22
Greenland Garden Centre, pg 22
Parkland Conservation Farm, pg 22
Salisbury Greenhouses, pg 23
Stocks Greenhouse, pg 23
Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village, pg 23
Wallish Greenhouses, pg 23
LEGEND
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Range Road = RGE RD
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Strathcona County
Spend the weekend in Strathcona County….
Only a short 5 minutes east of Edmonton, Strathcona County has
something for everyone. Whether you are an outdoor enthusiast,
looking for an indoor adventure, or just want a relaxing weekend,
we have it all. Take a relaxing stroll through Broadmoor Lake
Park, or strap on your rollerblades and roll on our 65 km of paved
trails. Looking to get back to nature, take a stroll through the
Sherwood Park Natural Area and perch yourself on the wildlifewatching platform for a relaxing afternoon in the wild. Want
something a little less wild, take the family to see some of our
unique farm animals or pick some berries at one of our local
u-pick farms. Not really interested in picking your plants, then
outfit your gardens and house with plants from one of our award
winning greenhouses.
Looking for a place to stay? Hang your hat in one of our local
hotels, or really treat yourself by booking into a four-star bed and
breakfast. If it’s a family adventure, make sure you stop by
Millennium Place, where you can skate, swim or play a number
of sports together. Thinking about going golfing? Strathcona
County has 7 courses to choose from. Everything from the new
Jack Nicklaus designed course to a small pitch and putt, your
golfing needs are covered.
Wow, a weekend doesn’t seem long enough to take it all in,
so stay as long as you like. You’re always welcome in
Strathcona County!
For more things to see & do while in Strathcona
visit www.strathcona.com
City of Fort Saskatchwan
Picture Yourself in Beautiful Fort Saskatchewan…
15 minutes from Edmonton. Stay overnight in our campground in the river valley next to the cooling breezes blowing off the North
Saskatchewan River, or in a local bed and breakfast, or one of our hotels or motels. You’re right next to 30 km of paved walking and
biking trails that wind through the park system. The parks in Fort Saskatchewan are truly amazing and offer every experience. We have
the Kin Family Spray Park for some water fun, Legacy Park for great outdoor entertainment, and Turner Park in the beautiful river
valley. It’s just a short drive to golf courses, indoor swimming pool, the downtown historic and business core with its variety of
restaurants, products and services, and much more.
Visit our flock of sheep during the summer and take a step back in time at the Fort Saskatchewan Museum and Historic Site. Or if you
enjoy boating you can slide your canoe or powerboat into the North Saskatchewan River at Red Coat Landing or Strachan’s Landing
Dock — only two of a handful of boat launches in the capital region.
While visiting the City of Fort Saskatchewan don’t forget to check out what is happening at the Dow Centennial Centre. For a great night
out, the 550 seat performing arts Shell Theatre may just have something on that catches your fancy.
Life is good here!
For more things to see & do while in Fort Saskatchewan visit www.fortsask.ca
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Lamont County
Lamont County is located in east central Alberta, 62km north east of Edmonton. It has a
population of 4,212 plus 4,354 in the towns and villages. The County, which is nestled in the
Beaver Hills, is part of the Kalyna Country Ecomuseum, a heritage district and is also proud to
share a border with Elk Island National Park. Lamont County is proud to boast attractions such
as the Ukranian Cultural Heritage Village, the Basilian Fathers Museum in Mundare and many
interesting craft shops, churches and beautiful scenery.
In fact, the County has declared itself as the “Church Capital of North America” as it has 47
churches within its limits, which is more per capita than anywhere else in North America. The
County has a “Doors Open” event every June which gives people a chance to go on a bus tour
of the churches. At the Parkland Conservation Farm south of the Town of Mundare on Highway
16 visitors can walk through the natural area or learn about modern agricultural conservation
practices.
Recreational facilities and activities include hockey arenas, curling rinks, a 9-hole golf course
at Elk Island National Park, an 18-hole Championship golf course called Whitetail Crossing in
Mundare, ball diamonds, tennis courts and a trout fishing pond.
Lamont County welcomes you to join us and enjoy hiking, wildlife viewing, horseback riding,
rodeos, agricultural shows, history, culture, festivals, arts & antiques and much, much more!
For more things to see & do while in Lamont County visit www.
lamontcounty.ca
Village of Andrew
Andrew is located on highways 855 and 45. The Village is proud
and honored to be the home of the Premier of Alberta, the
Honorable Ed Stelmach. Recreational amenities include a hockey
arena, curling rink, badminton and tennis courts, floor curling,
mini golf, horseshoes, bocce ball, playgrounds, baseball
diamonds, and a full service RV Park. The kindergarten to grade
twelve School Village office complex includes the Public Library,
bowling alley, sauna, fitness room, meeting rooms. Centennial
Park features a large gazebo, wildflowers, Japanese Rock and
Memorial Rose Gardens. Remembrance Day has become a
tradition with General Support Battalion participating in this
special day solely dedicated to the Canadian Forces. Explore the
past with a tour of the Andrew Grain Elevator Interpretive Centre,
CP Station Museum and Caboose Car. A must see is the World’s
Largest Mallard Duck that symbolizes Andrew’s location as a
major flyway for water foul.
For more things to see & do while in Andrew visit
www.albertafirst.com/profiles/alberta/andrew
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Town of Bruderheim
An Oasis in the Industrial Heartland
If you are searching for a progressive community with small town values, a variety of services and a reasonable cost of living, you have
found your place.
Bruderheim is located 30 minutes northeast of Edmonton in close proximity to Alberta’s Industrial Heartland. Situated in a scenic
setting, nestled between the North Saskatchewan River and Highway 15, Bruderheim offers the peace and quiet of country living.
Yet its location and major transportation links, including rail and bus services, provide convenient connections to key sectors and
amenities.
Bruderheim is actively planning for future growth and development. Sustainable infrastructure, quality recreation services and town
beautification efforts exemplify the strong vision Bruderheim has for its future. Take advantage of the trail system linked throughout the
Town of Bruderheim. This new trail links all the neighborhoods together and provides a great space for those wanting to walk, run and
bike on a paved trailway. While strolling the trails be sure to also educate yourself in the Bruderheim wetland area. This area along the
trail allows you to take in all the natural beauty Bruderheim has to offer. The children can enjoy the new playgrounds which are placed
throughout the walking trails. The playgrounds provide a safe and fun environment for kids of all ages.
For more things to see & do while in Bruderheim visit www.bruderheim.ca
Town of Mundare
Small Town with a Big Heart ....
Mundare is home to the world’s largest Ukrainian sausage.
The town is renowned for its great tasting kubasa produced by
the Stawnichy family for years. The many small craft and quilting
shops located in Mundare really add a touch of country living
to the town. Also located here is the Basilian Fathers Museum,
housing an intriguing collection of artifacts and history. Right
next to the museum is the Ukrainian Park Recreation Area, a
fully serviced campsite and recreation area. The park provides
serviced camp stalls, shower facilities, a public telephone,
picnic shelter and large fire pits. Perfect for any overnight stay!
The residents here are warm and friendly, proving that Mundare
truly is a small town with a big heart.
For more things to see & do while in Mundare
visit www.mundare.ca
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20. Aqualine Aquatics & Water
Features
22. City of Fort Saskatchewan
Sheep Grazing
Experience water gardening and invite nature into your life.
Visit our aquatic greenhouse and beautiful display ponds,
waterfalls, and fountains. At Aqualine, you will find a full range
of water garden services, products, and an incredible variety of
native water plants and water lilies. We specialize in the design
and creation of unique, quality constructed water features,
and offer water garden maintenance and consultation services.
Seminars on water garden design and construction are also
available. Our natural outdoor setting will inspire you to go with
the flow of water gardening.
Come join our flock! Have you ever walked through a flock of
sheep or watched them graze in an urban area? If not, we invite
you to come to Fort Saskatchewan where you can find sheep
grazing in the middle of the city. This is definitely not typical —
but then again, neither is Fort Saskatchewan! Just walk into a
flock and you’ll be surrounded by warm wool. You can see sheep
herding in action with our expert shepherd and sheep dogs
throughout the summer. Not only are sheep friendly creatures
that love to cuddle, they are quiet, easily herded, but they also
enhance the soil, reduce or eliminate pesticide use, and our
dependency on fossil fuels. A flock of 50 graze on City lands,
providing a “ewe”-nique approach to keeping grass and weeds
down! Come visit our friendly flock next to Legacy Park beside the
Visitor Information Centre.
Contact: Hugh & Jeannie Suffern
Address/Directions: 23211 Township Road 514, Sherwood Park.
Take Highway 216 or Anthony Henday East to Range Road 232.
Drive south to Township Road 514 (Ellerslie Road). Turn right and
continue for 160 metres.
Contact: Diane Yanch
Phone: (780) 467-3450
Address: 10006 – 100 Avenue, Fort Saskatchewan
Phone: (780) 992-6261
Website: www.aqualinewaterfeatures.com
Hours: May 1 – September 15, weekdays 10:00 am – 7:00 pm;
Saturdays 9:00 am – 5:00 pm; Sundays until July 11:00 am –
4:00 pm.
Website: www.fortsask.ca
Hours: June 7 – September 3 Thursday – Sunday and Statutory
Holidays – 12:00 pm – 8:00 pm.
21. Broken Wheel Bed And
Breakfast
Welcome to our “perfect country escape”! The Broken Wheel
Bed & Breakfast is nestled within the trees on our private 30-acre
property just minutes from Sherwood Park, Edmonton, Elk Island
Park, the Ukranian Heritage Cultural Village and Half Moon Lake.
Guests enjoy their own private entrance, kitchen and dining area
and washroom. Each suite is decorated in vintage country charm
and a self-serve continental breakfast is always available to start
your day. There is much to experience at our country home. We
offer a BBQ, children’s play fort, fire pit, and picnic tables. Guests
can explore our gardens and hiking trails or catch some zzz’s
in the hammock for two. Birdwatchers will not be disappointed
nor will those seeking quiet seclusion. Enjoy the company of our
horses and pets as well as the wildlife that might happen by.
Let a starry night amaze you.
Contact: Karen and Ralph Heinemann
Address/Directions: From Highway 14, turn south on Range Road
221. Follow Range Road 221 for approximately 3 km. Gateway
and sign are on west side.
Phone: (780) 922-6494
Toll free for Canada and the US 1-866-922-6111
Website: www.edmonton-bed-and-breakfast.ca
Hours: Open year round. Call ahead for booking
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23. Elk Island Retreat Ltd.
24. Greenland Garden Centre
When visiting the country, consider a trip to Elk Island Retreat.
A private campground east of Edmonton, Elk Island Retreat
is located close to Elk Island National Park and the Ukrainian
Cultural Heritage Village. Enjoy the peaceful setting and hike
the trails that wind through a beautiful forested valley. Camp in
your RV at our fully serviced or un-serviced sites, or stay in a
Tipi or Trapper’s Cabin. For a truly unique experience, book an
aboriginal program with Aboriginal people and learn about their
history, culture, and traditions. The Retreat is a great spot for
winter camping. Reservations are required for camping
and programs.
Greenland Garden Centre is Alberta’s premier destination for
every level of gardener. From the moment you arrive, see why
we have been voted “Canadian Retailer of the Year”. Inspiring
displays and gardens, incredible home & garden décor, and
superior customer service are our priorities. Our outstanding
selection of shrubs, trees, perennials, roses, and water plants is
unsurpassed. Children love to visit our playground while parents
enjoy a delicious cappuccino. Greenland’s impressive selection
of home décor and accessories change every season including
Christmas, when over 50 amazing themed trees are decorated.
Whether it is fresh florals, home and garden classes, landscape
materials, or some great ideas, Greenland is THE place to visit.
Contact: Doug Heckbert & Rick Hanneman
Address/Directions: From Highway 16 East, travel to Range
Road 212 (Brookville Road). Proceed 13 km north to Township
Road 544. Turn east and travel 5 km to Range Road 205.
Turn south for 100 metres.
Contact: Deborah Sirman
Phone: (780) 998-0708
Website: www.greenlandgarden.com
Website: www.elkislandretreat.com
Hours: April – December, weekdays 9:00 am – 9:00 pm;
weekends and holidays 9:00 am – 6:00 pm; January – March,
weekdays 9:00 am – 6:00 pm; Saturday 9:00 am – 6:00 pm;
Sunday and holidays 12:00 pm – 5:00 pm.
Hours: Retreat open year round. Reservations required.
Address/Directions: 23108 Highway 16 East; Located on the north
side of Highway 16 at the intersection of Clover Bar Road.
Phone: (780) 467-7557
25. Parkland Conservation Farm
Visit 600 acres of scenic cropland, pasture, Dense Nesting Cover,
and Native Aspen Parkland habitat with a trail system throughout.
Participate in farm tours demonstrating sustainable agriculture
practices that conserve soil, water, and wildlife habitat. The
Agro-Environmental Education Program is available to learning
groups year-round. NEW is a Corn Maze — fun for the whole
family! Visit us for our special events: Harvest Moon Party and
Corn Roast in September and the Winter Wonderland Party on
Family Day in February.
Contact: Diana Bingham
Address/Directions: Located east of Mundare on Highway 16.
Turn south onto Range Road 163.
Phone: (780) 764-3927
Website: www.parklandconservationfarm.com
Hours: Open year round
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East
26. Salisbury Greenhouses
Enjoy our year-round garden centre. In spring and summer,
view the many varieties of perennials, annuals, trees, shrubs,
roses and enchanting waterfalls and fountains. A tour can be
arranged to view our production and growing areas. Browse
through our giftware department and see our floral designers
at work. Our tropical area includes orchids, cactus, succulents
and other flowering varieties. In the fall and winter, over 15,000
poinsettias are grown in the garden centre. It is a wonder to
behold during the festive season.
28. Ukrainian Cultural
Heritage Village
Did you know East Central Alberta was once home to the largest
bloc settlement in all of Canada? In fact, it was the largest
settlement in the world outside of Ukraine! The Ukrainian Cultural
Heritage Village is a multi award-winning provincial historic site
and outdoor living history museum showcasing east central
Alberta from the time frame of 1892 – 1930. Through the use
of first person interpretation, visitors become time travellers and
get to meet costumed interpreters portraying real folks who once
lived in the area. The site, valued at over $16.2 million dollars,
offers a variety of historic buildings in rural, farmstead or town site
areas including three churches of Eastern Byzantine rite, a burdei
(sod hut), and fully functioning blacksmith shop. Historic routines
such as gardening, tending livestock, baking break and preparing
meals are incorporated in programming. Visitors can sample
traditional fare at the site’s open-air food kiosk or purchase
themed or locally produced handicrafts. Lots of events!
Website: www.salisburygreenhouse.com
Contact: Arnold Grandt
Hours: April to mid May, Monday - Saturday 9:00 am – 6:00 pm;
Sunday 10:00 am – 5:00 pm; Beginning May 15, Monday –
Friday 9:00 am – 9:00 pm, weekends 9:00 am – 6:00 pm.
Address/Directions: Located 25 minutes east of Edmonton on
Highway 16 East (Yellowhead Highway).
Contact: Anna Pandos
Address/Directions: From Edmonton: Travel east on the Whitemud
Freeway to Range Road 232, turn left (north) and 3 km you will
see our business gates. In Sherwood Park: travel 1 km south of
Wye Road on Range Road 232.
Phone: (780) 467-5743
Phone: (780) 662-3640
Email:[email protected]
27. Stocks Greenhouse
The most noteworthy thing about gardeners is that they are
always optimistic, always enterprising, and never satisfied.
They always look forward to doing something better than they
have ever done before.
~ Vita Sackville-West, 1892-1962.
Website: www.tprc.alberta.ca/uchv
Hours: May 17 – September 1, daily 10:00 am – 6:00 pm;
weekends from September 6 – October13, 10:00 am – 6:00 pm.
29. Wallish Greenhouses
Phone: (780) 467-3819
89 years of experience as greenhouse growers are evident the
moment you enter Wallish Greenhouses. Founded in 1919
and renown for our hanging baskets and containers, this thirdgeneration, family-run business is one of the oldest greenhouse
establishments in Alberta. In 2006, we introduced “The
Potting Shed” where our friendly staff guide you in creating
your own planters, hanging baskets, and containers from our
ever-expanding selection of perennials and annuals. Upon
completion of your one-of-a-kind creation, continue to explore
the unbelievable selection of plants chosen for their outstanding
performance in the Capital Region, 98% of which are grown at
Wallish Greenhouses. We look forward to welcoming new and
return customers this season.
Contact: Dan Murphy
Hours: May and June: Monday – Friday, 9:00 am – 9:00 pm;
Saturday and Sunday 10:00 am – 6:00 pm.
Address/Directions: 53218 Range Road 231, Sherwood Park;
Travel 0.5 km north of Highway 16 East on Clover Bar Road.
New and seasoned gardeners alike can meet the people who
are growing for them. A profusion of annuals, perennials, eyestunning baskets and planters from the toughest tried and true,
to the newest and unusual varieties are available. Arrange
a guided tour, take our planter classes for groups of six or
more, and enjoy a hands-on approach to creating a “grower’s
greenhouse”. At Stocks we look forward to helping you do
something better than you have ever done before in your garden!
Contact: Ben & Karen Stocks
Address/Directions: 53360 Highway 21, Sherwood Park; 2.5 km
north of Highway 16 East, on Highway 21.
Phone: (780) 467-3091
Hours: April 28 – July 15, Monday – Friday 9:00 am – 9:00 pm;
Saturday 9:00 am – 6:00 pm; Sunday 12:00 pm – 5:00 pm.
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Extreme Activities
Edmonton Soaring Club
Elk Island Sales Inc.
Fort Saskatchewan Skateboard Park
Millennium Place Skateboard Park
Sunridge Ski Area
363-3860 / 468-6418
998-9159
992-6280
467-2211
449-6555
Facilities
DOW Centennial Centre
992-6400
Glen Allan Recreation Complex
467-4404
Kinsmen Leisure Centre (Swimming Pool) 464-2112 / 467-5800
Millennium Place Recreation Centre
416-3300
Shell Theatre
992-6400
Smeltzer House Centre for Arts and Culture
464-2023
Strathcona County Heritage Museum & Archive
467-8189
Wabamun & District Museum
892-2699
Food Products
Stawnichy Sausage – Tours
428-8333
Fun at the Farm
Aspenhurst Garden & Gallery
Parkland Conservation Farm
Valleyview Farms
895-2564
764-3927
365-2419
Cadence Creek Equine Centre
Calvert Farms
Dirt Willy Game Bird Farm and Hatchery
Fort Saskatchewan Sheep Grazing
Keno Hills Stables
Still Meadows Ranch
Willow’s Edge Farm
908 1604
363-2216
922-6080
998-1783
922-2941
922-5566
662-4989
A-5 Berry Farms
Alberta Country Orchards
Beaverhill Berry Farm
998-2782
998-0481
363-2244
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Astotin Natural Area
427-3582 / 1-866-427-3582
Broadmoor Lake Park
467-2211
Bruderheim Natural Area
464-7955
Cooking Lake – Blackfoot Recreation Area
922-3293
Dow Wildlife Greenbelt & Nature Area
998-8028
Edgar T. Jones Natural Area
427-3582
Elk Island National Park
992-2950
Fort Saskatchewan Trail System
992-6280
Heritage Parkway Trail System
467-2211
North Cooking Lake Natural Area 427-3582 / 1-866-427-3582
Sherwood Park Natural Area
467-2211
South Cooking Lake Day Use Area
922-2174
Strathcona Wilderness Centre
922-3939
Turner Park & North Saskatchewan Trails
992-6200
Whitford Lake & Creek Wetland Preserve
365-2284
Water Activities
Fort Saskatchewan Boat Launches
Half Moon Lake Resort Ltd.
Kawtikh Recreation Retreat
Lamont Fish Pond
998-6280
922-3045
922-5168
895-2407
Aqualine Water Features & Landscapes
Country Road Greenhouses
Farmers’ Market – Andrew
Farmers’ Market – Baseline Road
Farmers’ Market – Chamber of Commerce,
Sherwood Park
Farmers’ Market – Festival Place, Sherwood Park
Farmers’ Market – Fort Saskatchewan
Greenland Garden Centre
Hastings Lake Gardens
Jones Family Greenhouse
Northstar Nursery & Garden Centre
Salisbury Greenhouses
Thiel’s Greenhouses Ltd
Andrew Grain Elevator Interpretive Centre
365-2237
Andrew Station/Museum
365-3687
Basilian Fathers Musem
764-3887
Chipman Mural
363-3982
Fort Saskatchewan Museum & Historic Site
998-1783
Kalyna Country Ecomuseum
1-888-452-5962
Lamont County Churches – Self Guided Tour Booklet 895-2233
Lamont Hospital Mural
895-2211
Mundare Grotto
764-3929
Skaro Shrine
896-2249
Smeltzer House Centre for Arts & Culture
464-2023
Strathcona County Heritage Museum & Archives
467-8189
Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village
662-3640
Victoria Settlement
656-2333
Walker School – Bruderheim
796-3357
World’s Largest Mallard
365-3687
World’s Largest Sausage
764-3929
467-3450
467-5784
365-3741
440-1508
464-0801
464-3354
998-4355
467-7557
662-2494
896-2402
895-7634
467-5743
796-3501
Elk Island Retreat Ltd.
Ministik Bird Sanctuary
998-3442 / 998-0708
464-7955
Winter Activities, Nature Hikes, Trails,
Gardens & Parks
Fort Saskatchewan Ski Trails
Rides ’n Slides
998-1783
922-2438
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Central
195 Avenue
18 Street
Welcome to Edmonton, Canada’s Festival City, well known for its
thriving arts and cultural community — also named Canada’s
Cultural Capital for 2007. As Edmonton Festival City, we’re live
all year with over 30 renowned music, arts and cultural festivals
including the internationally renowned Folk, Fringe and Street
Performers Festival.
Edmonton is one of Canada’s sunniest cities and with up to
17 hours of daylight in the summer. Check out our magnificent
river valley with dozens of trails to explore. This urban parkland is
22 times larger than Central Park!
The region also boasts 40 plus attractions including art galleries,
museums, zoos and historical sites. Just to name a few these
attractions include: West Edmonton Mall, TELUS World of
Science, Fort Edmonton Park, Art Gallery of Alberta and the
Royal Alberta Museum.
Edmonton is a shopper’s haven and Alberta is the only province
with no provincial sales tax! Marvel at Alberta’s number one
attraction West Edmonton Mall with over 800 stores & services
and eight amazing attractions. Voted on as one of the 10 coolest
neighbourhoods in Canada, visit Old Strathcona for eclectic
shops, cafes, nightclubs, theatre and attractions. Plus, take a
stroll through the 124 Street which encompasses the Gallery Walk
district, the first of its kind in Canada.
On the town, Edmonton’s restaurants, theatres, concert halls,
and nightspots swing into high gear. Be sure to catch all the
action of an Edmonton Eskimos football game, an Edmonton
Oilers NHL hockey game, a Cracker Cats baseball game, and
our newest, Edmonton Rush lacrosse team — or the over 70
Edmonton and area golf courses that will challenge and delight
any player. Edmonton’s culinary expertise shines in its 2,000 plus
restaurants. Try our regional cuisine.
For more information on things to see and do visit:
www.edmonton.travel or call 1-800-463-4667.
Jenifer Christenson ([email protected])
Director, Marketing & Communications
Edmonton Tourism – A Division Of Edmonton Economic
Development Corporation
9990 Jasper Avenue, Edmonton,AB T5J 1P7
Phone: (780) 917-7890
Fax:(780) 425-5283
www.edmonton.com
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Highway = HWY
Range Road = RGE RD
Primary Highway =
Secondary Highway =
French Services =
Sites = 16
Highway 16 = Yellowhead Highway
Highway 2 = Queen Elizabeth Highway
124 Street Gallery Walk Association – Art of
Edmonton
Alberta Craft Council Gallery
Art Gallery of Alberta
488-3619
488-6611
422-6223
Extreme Activities
BMX (Argyll Velodrome)
Centre of Gravity/Blue Thunder Bungee
Edmonton Skydive Centre
E-Z Air Helicopter
Laser Quest
Mad Existence Laser Tag
Rock/n/Wall
University of Alberta Climbing Wall
Vertically Inclined Rock Gym
Windship Aviation
450-8392
489-4339
444-5867
453-2085
424-2111
489-6341
444-5391
492-2767
496-9390
438-0111
Central
Facilities
ACT Recreation Centre
Commonwealth Sports & Fitness Centre
Grand Trunk Leisure Centre
Kinsmen Sports Centre
MacEwan Centre for Sport and Wellness
Millwoods Recreation Centre
YMCA Downtown
YMCA East (Castledowns)
YMCA South (William Lutsky)
YMCA West (Jamie Platz)
496-1494
944-7400
496-8761
944-7400
497-5300
496-2900
421-9622
476-9622
439-9622
481-9622
288-0208
Whitemud Equine Learning Centre Association
435-3597
Apache Seeds
Arch Greenhouses
Beverly Towne Farmers’ Market
Bonnie Doone Garden Centre
Callingwood Farmers’ Market
Capilano Farmers’ Market
City Market Downtown on 104 Street
Ellerslie Gift and Garden
Hyde Park Greenhouses
Kuhlmann’s Market Gardens and Greenhouses
Millwoods Farmers’ Market
Natures Everblooming Garden Centre
Old Strathcona Farmers’ Market
Terra Losa Farmers’ Market
Wellington Gift and Garden
Westmount Farmers’ Market
Whitemud Garden Centre
489-4245
438-4349
413-6244
440-3053
487-8649
459-6082
429-5713
988-6622
487-6887
475-7500
452-1339
484-3881
439-1844
452-1339
455-2281
459-6082
944-9985
Alberta Aviation Museum
Alberta Government House
Alberta Legislature Building
Alberta Railway Museum
Edmonton Public Schools Archives and Museum
Fort Edmonton Park
Great Divide Waterfall
High Level Bridge Streetcar
John Walter Museum
La Salle Historique
Loyal Edmonton Regiment Museum
Muttart Conservatory
Old Strathcona
Royal Alberta Museum
Rutherford House
Telephone Historical Centre
TELUS World of Science Edmonton
Ukrainian Canadian Archives and Museum
Ukrainian Museum of Canada
496-4999
424-4085
496-8787
Other Neat Stuff
Galaxyland Amusement Park
Metro Cinema
West Edmonton Mall
Whitemud Drive Amusement Park
444-5300
425-9212
444-5300
465-1190
Theatres
Fun at the Farm
Edmonton Corn Maze
Edmonton River Valley Trail System
Heritage Trail
John Janzen Nature Centre
451-1175
427-2281
427-7362
472-6229
422-1970
496-8787
Citadel Theatre
John L. Haar Theatre
Jubilations Dinner Theatre
Mayfield Dinner Theatre
Metro Cinema
Meyer Horowitz Theatre
Roxy Theatre
Timms Centre for the Arts
Varscona Theatre
Walterdale Playhouse
425-1820
497-4470
484-2424
483-4051
425-9212
492-4764
453-2440
492-2273
433-3399
439-2845
Water Activities
City of Edmonton Swimming Pools
Edmonton Queen Riverboat
Klondike Jet Boats
West Edmonton Mall – World Water Park
496-7946
424-2628
486-0896
444-5300
John Janzen Nature Centre
Valley Zoo
496-8787
496-8787
Winter Activities
Alberta Legislature Public Skating Information
City Hall Public Skating Information
City of Edmonton Information
Edmonton Ski Club
Edmonton Tobogganing Areas
Snow Valley Ski Area
427-7362
496-8200
496-4999
465-0852
496-2966
434-3991
437-7721
496-8787
485-8627
421-9943
496-8787
437-4182
453-9100
427-3995
433-1010
451-3344
424-7580
483-5932
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LEGEND
Highway = HWY
Range Road = RGE RD
Primary Highway =
Secondary Highway =
30
French Services =
Sites = 16
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Amazing Field Maze, pg 36
Canadian Petroleum Discovery Centre, pg 36
Ellerslie Gift and Garden Centre Ltd., pg 36
Millcreek Nursery, pg 36
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Anthony Henday (Highway 14)
South
Leduc County
Experience Summer in Leduc County
Make this summer memorable with all Leduc County has to offer.
You don’t have to go any further than Leduc County to experience
a variety of recreation and leisure opportunities. From corn mazes
and u-pick gardens to golf courses and campgrounds, there is
something for everyone. Many exciting experiences await you this
summer in Leduc County.
Experience our Parks — Jubilee Park Campground and Day Use
Area is located just 45 minutes southwest of Edmonton at Wizard
Lake. Experience the many opportunities this lake has to offer
such as picnicking, waterskiing, windsurfing, fishing, boating and
swimming. And if luck is on your side, you just might experience
one of our spectacular sunsets.
Escape from the city to Centennial Park Campground and Day
Use Area, located just southeast of Edmonton. The natural
beauty of this park provides the opportunity for a nature and
wildlife experience for the whole family. Many species of wildlife
make their homes in this area, and the park facilities allow you to
explore nature at its best.
City of Leduc
Welcome to the City of Leduc — a small City that’s becoming
world famous. Famous for its small town charm — Leduc has
everything you’d want in a big city. Located 10 minutes south
of Edmonton, and across the highway from the Edmonton
International Airport; the City of Leduc is an energetic, modern
and progressive city of nearly twenty thousand people.
With miles of paved multiways — intertwined throughout the
community — and unique shops in the downtown core — the
City of Leduc is vibrant and truly a great place to live, work
and visit. Leduc offers plenty of recreational activities the whole
family can enjoy. When passing though town — visit the Leduc
Recreation Centre for an afternoon swim, a fitness class and
much more. Or, stop by one of our lush green parks for an
afternoon picnic, or a quick wash of your fish line.
Recreational and cultural programs reflect the up-beat nature
of this modern city. Year-round activities geared to all ages
and lifestyles ranging from the popular theatrical and musical
Imagine a great family experience… Host your next family reunion
productions at the Maclab Centre for the Performing Arts to
or large get together at this park located just 55 km west of
the variety of exciting festivals and celebrations taking place
Leduc. This site offers a large group campground in a luscious
throughout the community over the course of the year.
park space located on the beautiful Sunnybrook Creek. You must
The Dr. Woods Museum, the Cultural Village, and WoodCrib
pre-book this area.
Elevator Museum are just a few of the rich historical sites that
Take a drive through the countryside to this beautiful community
house and tell the amazing stories from the days gone past.
park located in the western portion of Leduc County. This
When you’re flying into Edmonton or headed south on the Queen
little gem allows visitors to experience an afternoon of fishing,
Elizabeth highway — stop by Leduc for the ultimate experience.
picnicking and history.
For more things to see & do while in Leduc County visit For more things to see & do while in the City of Leduc
visit www.leduc.ca
www.leduc-county.com
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South
Town of Millet
Town of Calmar
‘Come Home to Calmar’
Our slogan for our friendly, vibrant and growing community that
preserves a small town atmosphere while being at the hub of
an amazing variety of attractions within easy reach. Located
ten minutes from Edmonton International Airport and just 25
minutes southwest of the City of Edmonton, the Town is also in
close proximity to Wizard and Pigeon Lakes, both high quality
recreational areas.
Historic boom-town frontages on Main Street set the tone for
a historic walking tour and include views of stunning murals
depicting scenes of Calmar’s past. Many more old photographs,
along with original pioneer accounts, are displayed in our virtual
museum on our corporate web site. With limitless space, our
museum is in a constant state of expansion.
The Town of Millet, population 2,125, is located on Highway 2A,
45 km (25 minutes) south of Edmonton or 20 km (15 minutes)
south of the Edmonton International Airport. A picturesque rural
community, it is situated alongside the original Pacific Railway
built in 1891, and is centered on a 65-acre park system with
natural and manicured areas, including Pipestone Creek and Eyot
Creek. Multi use lighted and paved pathways, trails and facilities
such as the Agriplex, ball diamonds, soccer fields, and a splash
pad are also part of the system.
Millet hosts a variety of annual events such as Millet Days, Soccer,
Ball, Hockey and Broomball Tournaments, a Community Garage
Sale, Country Gospel Concerts, a Garden Tour & Strawberry Tea,
the Harvest Festival, and a Skating Carnival.
Millet became known as “the Prettiest Little Town in Alberta”
largely due to its champion status in the National Communities in
Bloom Program.
Millet is also home to a Recognized Community Travel Alberta
Visitor Information Centre and an Award Winning Museum and
Archives.
Millet welcomes you to scout its scenic setting, experience its
the attractions, tour the gardens, view the murals and historic
Known throughout the province for our stunning floral displays,
plaques, browse in the library, stop and shop, play in the park or
Main Street is just one area that attracts tourists with hanging
trek the trails.
baskets on antique-style lamp posts and floral planters outside
many businesses. Elegant elms adorn the sidewalks on either side For more information about Millet attractions and
of what is also a provincial highway.
events join us online at: www.millettourism.ca
The Trans Canada Trail runs through Calmar from the east
welcome sign to the west, going past attractive plantings of trees
and shrubs, including berry bushes along the way. Soon to be
added to the walking paths will be the Conjuring Creek trail, a
new park preserved in a natural state.
Woodland Park, the oldest green space, is the jewel in the crown
with themed floral displays, trees, a mural and a dedication
plaque to the founders of the community.
For more things to see & do while in Calmar visit
www.town.calmar.ab.ca
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South
Town of Devon
Town of Thorsby
Let’s Do it in Devon...
The Best of Both Worlds
Experience a ride like no other in Devon’s mile upon mile of
outdoor freedom. With trails to rival the mountain resorts and a
river that offers up some of the best access in northern Alberta
adventure lovers will be cycling, canoeing, boating and hiking
their way back here at every opportunity. With so many thrills
to choose from one day probably won’t be enough. But if thrills
aren’t your thing, we offer the quiet experience too but shhhhh,
don’t tell, it’s our little secret. Don’t take it from us; one visitor
wrote “The walking trails were fantastic; I thought I was in the
mountains with the North Saskatchewan River, deep valley and
screaming hawks in the air. The next time I need to get away
from the big city I’m going to Devon”. Come and escape the city,
we’ll see you soon... however you choose to get here.
Thorsby, located 20 minutes west of Leduc and 40 minutes
southwest of Edmonton, maintains the peaceful, secure, and
friendly atmosphere of a small rural community. Offering an
enviable quality of life for all ages, Thorsby has an abundance of
green space providing families with recreational opportunities right
at their doorstep and a variety of golf courses in the surrounding
area host golfing recreation for all skill levels.
For more things to see & do while in Devon visit
www.town.devon.ab.ca
Visit our friendly business community and join us for a great
variety of annual events including an Evening of Comedy, the
Haymaker Rodeo and Fair, Thorsby’s Indoor Garage Sale,
Halloween Spooktacular and our Christmas in the Village. We
would love to see you there!
Town of Beaumont
We would like to invite you to visit Beaumont, Alberta! We are a
thriving community with a French heritage, providing a choice
location in which to live, work, invest and play. We are one of
Canada’s Top 20 Fastest Growing Communities and have grown
to our present size of approximately 10,000 people.
This picturesque village is located in a mainly agricultural area.
Much of the surrounding land is actively used for growing crops,
feeding livestock, and providing lumber and mineral resources.
The location of the community increases the chance of residents
seeing wildlife and provides excellent opportunities for nature
pursuits.
For more things to see & do while in Thorsby visit
www.village.thorsby.ab.ca
Our expanding residential growth provides a great selection of
homes for the first-time buyer, or for those looking for a move-up
market. You may select a lot on a quiet cul-de-sac, be adjacent
to a park, or overlook a championship 18-hole golf course. The
choice is up to you!
Our downtown can provide you with daily conveniences as well
as numerous opportunities to set up your business. Developed
commercial space is available for you or you can choose to build
your own facility. Two high-traffic commercial developments, that
are currently under construction, provide opportunities for new
business.
There is a great future waiting for you in Beaumont. Come and
see what we have to offer; and, why we believe “Life is Better in
Beaumont!” You’ll be glad you did!
For more things to see & do while in Beaumont visit
www.town.beaumont.ab.ca
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LEGEND
Highway = HWY
Range Road = RGE RD
Primary Highway =
Secondary Highway =
French Services =
Sites = 100
These Special Events Are Across All Regions
Mother’s Day Weekend Spring Drive
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Country Soul Stroll – 6th Anniversary!
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Country Christmas
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Campsite Road
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Parkland Drive
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Range Road 273
(Golden Spike Road)
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Enoch First
Nations
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Santa’s Treasures Year-round Event
Andrew Farmers’ Market
Stony Plain Farmers’ Market
Bull-a-rama Supreme XV
Spring Pottery Sale
Work of Our Hands Open House & Sale
Mother’s Day Weekend Spring Drive
David Thompson Bicentennial Brigade
Celebration of Dance
Devon Days
Redwater Farmers’ Market
Always Number One!
Weekend of Endurance – 5 Peaks
Junior Roughneck Day CampR
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Township Road 580
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Range Road 225
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18 Street
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Water Garden Tour
Devon Dust-up Cross-Country
Country Soul: TASTE the Summer
17th Annual Herb And Flower Festival
Country Soul Stroll – 6th Anniversary!
Summer Sizzler Rodeo & Fair
2008 Fairy Berry Festival
Seniors’ Day at the St. Albert
Discovery Days
Ukrainian Day
16th Annual Stony Plain Cowboy
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Redwater Discovery Days
Friends’ Ukrainian Music Fest
Yellow Ribbon Day at the St. Albert
Farmers’ Market
Harvest of the Past & Taste of Heritage
Food Fest
Maze Days
10th Annual Harvest Moon Fiddle Festival
Fall Family Festival (Pine Pavilion/Classroom)
8th Annual Get Energized Career Fair
Science & Technology Week Information Night
Haunted Pumpkin Festival
Andrew Garlic Festival
Annual Artist and Artisans’ Sale
Christmas at Grove Valley Gardens
Country Christmas
Work of Our Hands Open House & Sale
Christmas in the Park
Winter Wonderland Event
Redwater’s Annual Christmas Craft Sale
Devon Ironman & Ironmaiden
Devon International Women’s Day
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30. Amazing Field Maze
32. Ellerslie Gift & Garden
Are you looking for an AMAZING outdoor adventure for your
family outing, birthday party or school field trip? Then come visit
us at the Amazing Field Maze near Leduc. Test your skills to
decode the message spelled out in the corn maze, visit the farm
animals, challenge your friends to a game of horseshoes, and
enjoy your picnic lunch or wiener roast by the campfire. Plan to
spend a couple of hours getting lost once the corn reaches for the
sky! There is plenty to do for all ages so we look forward to seeing
you this summer and don’t forget Maze Days on September 20th
& 21st!
This amazing gift shop showcases an intriguing selection for all
occasions from birthday, anniversary, promotion and retirement
gifts to holiday season and host and hostess gifts. Explore
unusual indoor and outdoor artwork, furniture, clocks, jewelry and
ornaments, vases and glassware, hooks, sconces and other décor
enhancements. Discover special treats in the gourmet section and
whimsical cards in the stationary section. Visit the tropical atrium
for elegant orchids and fragrant gardenias or fruitful foliage like
orange, lemon, lime and pomegranate trees. Bonsai, bamboo,
palm trees, carnivorous plants, cacti and succulents also await
you in the atrium. During the growing season, stroll through the
garden center to choose your trees and shrubs, bedding plants
and garden accessories. In every season enjoy delicious hot
tea and coffee as well as cold fruit blend refreshments and tasty
snacks at the coffee and confections counter.
Contact: Phil & Kerri Hein
Address/Directions: South of Leduc on Highway 2A then east on
Township Road 484 for 1.5 km.
Phone: (780) 986-9034
Website: www.amazingfieldmaze.ca
Hours: August 1st: Monday – Saturday 10:00 am – 9:00 pm;
Sunday 12:00 pm – 6:00 pm; September/October: Tuesday
– Friday 4:00 pm – 8:00 pm; Saturday 10:00 am – 8:00 pm;
Sunday 12:00 pm – 5:00 pm.
31. Canadian Petroleum
Discovery Centre
A unique Museum experience awaits you at the world famous
Leduc #1 National Historic site! Approximately 13 acres and
23,000 square feet of working rigs, scale models, fossils,
animations, antique equipment, theatre, learning lab, Gift Shop,
murals, archives, boardrooms and RV Park. Special events
include: Silent Auction & Dinner Fundraiser, Adult Roughneck
Day Camp, Junior Roughneck Day Camps, Discovery Days,
Career Fair, Science & Technology Activity Night and a Craft Sale.
This is the perfect place to discover the science of petroleum
and learn about one of Canada’s most important economic
discoveries! Host an event, convention, or reunion in our
multi-use hall. Delivering a unique Museum experience,
the Canadian Petroleum Discovery Centre salutes the grit,
determination, and success of our early oil patch pioneers.
Contact: Dianne Allen, Executive Director
Address/Directions: 50339 Highway 60; 10 minutes west of the
Edmonton International Airport; junction of Highways 19 & 60
(Nisku & Devon)
Phone: 1-866-987-4323
Website: www.LeducNumber1.com
Hours: Open daily 9:00 am – 5:00 pm (closed Sundays December
– March)
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Address/Directions: 10330 Ellerslie Road. In south Edmonton on
Ellerslie Road (Corner of Ellerslie Road and Calgary Trail.)
Phone: (780) 988-6622
Hours: With the exception of Christmas Day and New Year’s Day,
Ellerslie gift & Garden is open every day of the year. However,
store hours change with the seasons so please phone in advance
to confirm shopping hours on the day you wish to visit.
33. Millcreek Nursery
Millcreek Nursery offers 80 acres of trees, plants, and country
living within the city limits. Stroll the greenhouse for the perfect
perennial,a hanging basket, or relax at the Creekside Coffee
Bar with one of our specialty coffees while your child plays in
the sand box. In our gift and garden section find the perfect
item from an array of colorful pottery, Granite Oriental pagodas
for that Japanese feel, wall/fence decor or whimsical garden
gnomes, sure to enhance any out door living space. Visit the
display gardens for unique gardening ideas. Learn how to bring
an artistic, colourful look to your gardening projects. Both novice
and professional gardeners will be impressed with a wide range
of interesting, healthy and hardy flowering trees, colourful shrubs,
dwarf evergreens, roses, and re-blooming perennials. Look for the
big red dairy barn just off Whitemud Drive.
Contact: Ken & Jacquie Riske
Address/Directions: 3103-17 Street, Edmonton; 2 km south of
Whitemud Drive on 17th Street or, in case of road construction,
approx. 4 km north of the Anthony Henday Drive on 17th Street.
Phone: (780) 469-8733
Website: www.millcreeknursery.ca
Hours: May 1 – October 31. Call for hours.
Closed Sundays.
South
Extreme Activities
Beaumont Lions Skate Park
Calmar Climbing Wall/Skateboard Park
Castrol Raceway
Leduc Skatepark & Competition Bowl
Paintball Action Games
Parc Reservoir Park (in line hockey)
Pipestone Creek Archery
Xtreme Inclinations Ramp Park
929-8782
985-3604
461-5801
980-7177
469-0882
929-8782
387-5006
789-4041
Arber Greenhouses
BMR Greenhouses & Water Gardens
Cheyenne Tree Farms South
Farmers’ Market – Devon
J & C Gardens
Leduc Farmers’ Market
Leduc Public Farmers’ Market
Prairie Rose Greenhouse & Garden Centre
Telfordville Market Garden and Craft Shop
929-1364
929-1364
929-8782
980-7120
720-8171
987-8300
980-1866
352-4880
352-7520
986-0787
929-8102
987-3617
986-2329
452-1339
986-3793
387-5008
789-2427
Facilities
Beaumont Community Youth Centre
Beaumont & District Ag Society Fairgrounds
Beaumont Regional Activities Centre
Black Gold Centre
Devon Community Centre
Devon Swimming Pool
Maclab Centre for the Performing Arts
Sisterhood of Mary
Fun at the Farm
Amazing Field Maze
Buck A Boo Acres
Celeigh Wool
Rainbow End Day Farm
Twisted Sisters & Company Fibre
Mill & Store
986-9034
848-2830
387-5047
789-3974
986-5392 or 986-8430
Amberlea Meadows
Circle 5 Trail Rides
Kandu Llamas
River Ridge Ranch
Shooting Star Ranch
Sunnybrook Stables
955-7608
986-5619 or 699-7740
986-4454
789-3646
941-2274
789-2125
Airport View Park – Leduc
986-5454
Beaumont Parks & Recreation – Nature Trails
929-8782
Coyote Lake Nature Sanctuary
1-800-262-1253
Devon Centennial Park – Summer
987-8300
Devon River Valley Trails
987-8300
Devon’s River Valley West
987-8300
Gold Panning – Devon River Valley
987-8300
Nature Walk & Multiway – Leduc
980-7177
Water Activities
Berry Green Farm
Bio-Way Gardens U-Pick Strawberries
Lizzees Berry Farm
Rainbow Acres
The Saskatoon Ranch
Alberta Heritage Exposition Park
986-5912 or 986-0054
Canadian Petroleum Discovery Centre
– Leduc#1 Historic Site
987-4323
Dr. Wood’s House Museum
986-1517
Fruitland Getaway Tea House & Museum
789-4010
Millet & District Museum & Archives
387-5558
Millet Historic Murals
387-5558
Reynolds-Alberta Museum
1-800-661-4726
Rundle’s Mission Society
389-2422
Shadowville
789-2684
St. Vital Roman Catholic Church
929-8541
Warburg Museum
848-7674
WoodCrib Elevator Museum – Leduc
980-2679
789-2690
986-1067
985-3909
987-5364
986-8610
Alexandra Outdoor Pool
986-6021 / 986-7120
Ashland Dam Park
789-2181
Beaumont Don Sparrow Lake
929-8782
Beaumont Water Play Park (June – Sept.)
929-8782
Black Gold River Tours
987-0410
Calmar Water Spray Park
985-3604
Don Sparrow Lake
929-8782
Joseph Lake – Centennial Park
941-2124
Leduc Recreation Centre
980-7120
Leduc Reservoir at Fred Johns Park
986-5454
Millet Splash Pad
387-4554
North Saskatchewan River – Fishing & Gold Panning 987-8307
Pigeon Lake – Zeiner Park
586-2644
Shalom Park Water Ski Site
955-9428
Wizard Lake – Jubilee Park
985-2499
Winter Activities
Alberta Endurance Ice Racing Association
Beaumont Four Seasons Park-Skating
Bellevue Outdoor Skating Rink
Dennis Williams (Hay and Sleigh Rides)
Devon Centennial Park – winter
Devon Nordic Club
Four Seasons Park
Millet Agriplex Arena
Rabbit Hill Ski Area and Snow Resort
St. Vital Park – Tobogganing
619-4839
929-1364
929-8782
906 0221
987-8300
987-8300
929-8782
387-4180
955-2440
929-8782
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WELCOME TO...
Millet Days
Farmers Day Weekend in June
The Prettt i ess t Litt l e Tow
w n i n Albb ert a !
Official and recognized Community Travel
Alberta Visitor Information Centre with an
award winning Historical Museum.
Community Garage Sale
3rd Saturday in June
Garden Tour and Tea
2nd Saturday in August
Country Gospel Concert
2nd Weekend in August
A unique variety of rural treasures for shoppers.
A picturesque rural community centered on a
65-acre park system; Pipestone Creek, Eyot Creek
with multi-use lit and paved pathways, trails and
recreational facilities.
Population 2,125; located on Highway 2A,
45 km south of Edmonton or 20 km south
of the International Airport.
Harvest Festival
2nd Saturday in September
Christmas Craft Sale/Tea
3rd Friday in November
Legion Christmas Craft Sale
4th Saturday in November
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to win!
www.
millettourism.ca
password:
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Phone: 780-387-5558 Website: www.millettourism.ca Email: [email protected]
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45 Saumer Time Alpaca Ranch, pg 45
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Parkland Drive
43 Newman Country Retreat Farm, pg 45
44 Ohler’s Acres – “A Positively Peaceful Place”, pg 45
41 Grove Valley Gardens, pg 44
42 Inspired Gardens, pg 45
39 Forget-Me-Not Greenhouse, pg 44
40 Golden Greenhouses, pg 44
37 Dunvegan Gardens (AB) Ltd., pg 43
38 Edmonton Corn Maze, pg 44
36 Devonian Botanic Garden, pg 43
35 Carvel General Store, pg 43
34 Cannor Nurseries, pg 43
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Enoch First
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LEGEND
Highway = HWY
Range Road = RGE RD
Primary Highway =
Secondary Highway =
French Services =
Sites = 16
Campsite Road
Range Road 273
(Golden Spike Road)
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West
Parkland County
The opportunities for outdoor lovers to spend a fantastic day
in Parkland County are endless. With some of the most scenic
areas in the entire province, you have something for everyone
— hikers, campers, golfers, boaters, swimmers, bird lovers and
more. Parkland County boasts some of the best golf courses in
the province, numerous lakes and beaches, and the incredible
North Saskatchewan River, providing a wide array of activities
that the whole family can enjoy. In addition, Parkland County is
home to several world class attractions, including; the Devonian
Botanic Gardens, which has over 10,000 species of plants being
showcased including the beautiful Kurimoto Japanese Gardens;
The Clifford E. Lee Nature Sanctuary which showcases both birds
and wildlife along its many elevated walkways and lookouts and
the Wagner Natural Area which allows visitors to experience a
prairie wetlands environment that is teeming with wildlife
and waterfowl.
In addition to these areas, Parkland County has numerous
greenhouses, u-picks, gardens and artisans that showcase
their handicrafts. We even have an authentic General Store in
Carvel that is like entering a time machine to the early 1900’s.
In addition Parkland County supports the amazing Multicultural
Centre in Stony Plain which boasts both the best homemade pie
in Canada and offers a look at early pioneer life.
We would like to invite you to take a drive out to our amazing
County and experience it first hand — we guarantee you won’t
be disappointed. Please contact any local information centre to
pick up our “GEMS of Parkland” guide, or call our offices at
(780) 968-8888 to get one today.
For more things to see & do while in Parkland County
visit www.parklandcounty.com
Town of Stony Plain
In Stony Plain you’ll find a ‘small’ town that offers ‘big’ choices
for your day trip. Stony Plain is host to two unique events — the
Blueberry Bluegrass & Country Music Festival in July, and the
Cowboy Poetry Gathering in August 2008 marks Stony Plain’s
Centennial so join us for various exciting events throughout the
year such as the Homecoming weekend in July.
“The Town with the Painted Past” is home to 27 works of art
that comprise the Mural Tour. Magnificent outdoor paintings and
sculptures, created by Canadian artists, depict the rich history
of our community. Stony Plain’s legacy lives on through art. Our
museums and historic sites provide a unique glimpse into our
agricultural ancestry.
Take time to smell the roses by visiting botanic gardens and
greenhouses or pick up fresh produce, homemade goodies, and
crafts at our Farmers’ and Country Markets. Stroll downtown and
visit the many unique shops on Historic Mainstreet. Escape to
simpler times — visit Stony Plain!
For more things to see & do while in Stonyplain visit
www.stonyplain.com
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City of Spruce Grove
Located just 11 km west of Edmonton between Highway 16A and
the Yellowhead Highway, Spruce Grove offers an impressive array
of recreational, cultural and leisure experiences for all ages.
Come visit the TransAlta Tri Leisure Centre which features an
Aquatic Centre, indoor running track, fitness centre, indoor soccer
pitches, gymnasium, two NHL regulation sized arenas, and a
children’s play centre.
Check out Spruce Grove’s extensive 50 km Heritage Grove Park
Trail System, which is perfect for walking, jogging, inline-skating or
biking. Or if golfing is your passion, try the Links Golf and Country
Club, an 18-hole championship course open to the public in
Spruce Grove.
Spruce Grove is rich in talent. The Horizon Stage Performing Arts
Centre offers a variety of internationally acclaimed musicians,
children’s entertainers and comedy troupes. It is also home to the
Horizon Players, a group of local actors who bring musicals and
plays to life.
The city hosts a number of family-oriented festivals and
attractions throughout the year including Christmas in Central
Park, Canada Day/Street Performer’s Festival, Grove Cruise
Classic Car Weekend, Farmers’ Market and the Spruce Grove
Grain Elevator — one of Canada’s oldest working elevators.
Spruce Grove also offers an array of amenities from major retailers
to unique boutiques to character restaurants and places to stay.
For more information on these great attractions and more,
please contact our Visitor’s Information Centre on Highway 16A
at 99 Campsite Road, or call (780) 962-2561.
For more things to see & do while in Spruce Grove
visit www.sprucegrovechamber.com or
www.sprucegrove.org
Village Of Wabamun
Just 45 minutes west of Edmonton on the Yellowhead Highway
is the friendly Village of Wabamun. Come out and enjoy the many
opportunities for recreational activities on the water or on our
extensive trail system.
Visit the Wabamun and District Museum opening the summer
of 2008 and learn about the natural, historical, industrial and
cultural heritage of the Village of Wabamun and communities
surrounding Wabamun Lake from the early 1800’s to the present.
Our annual Wabamun Fun Daze happens on July 20th and 21st
with fun for the whole family. Join us for a pancake breakfast and
parade, lots of activities for children and a wonderful fireworks
display on the Friday evening.
If you are looking for something “cool” to do, check out our
super-fun, nautically-themed water spray park opening this
summer.
For more things to see & do while in wabamun visit
www.wabaumun.ca
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34. Cannor Nurseries
36. Devonian Botanic Garden
Cannor Nurseries is situated near a bird sanctuary and our
grounds are made up of waterways and gardens that are open to
the public. Every Saturday we host FREE one hour classes that
start at 10 am. Our expert staff cover topics from planning your
garden to planting it! Just call to preregister.
190 acres to explore nature at its finest! Devonian Gardens is
part of the University of Alberta’s Faculty of Agriculture, Forestry
and Home Economics. Be amazed at the many indoor displays
of cacti, succulents, tropical/subtropical plants and butterflies,
bromeliads, and plants that are important to humans. Outdoors
you will admire displays of annuals, herbaceous and woody
perennials, native and alpine plants, a Japanese garden, and
ecological reserves. Shop for bedding and perennial plants, visit
the charming gift shop, taste delicious home cooking at the
Buttercup Bistro, register for a unique course in horticulture,
gardening, arts, and crafts or conservation. Devonian Gardens
offers a variety of special events and tours throughout the season.
Our gift shop carries pots and statuary from all over the world
and Cannor Nurseries has the areas largest selection of trees,
caliper trees, shrubs and perennials in the area. With over 400
growing acres at our main nursery you will find what you are
looking for here in Spruce Grove. Shop at the farm. Buy direct
from the grower.
Contact: Deborah Bodine & Daryl Crowe
Address & Directions: We are a 15 minute drive from Edmonton.
26515A Township Road 514, Spruce Grove. Travel south
of Edmonton on Highway 60 west to Devon. Turn right onto
Woodbend Road and continue travelling west 3.5 km.
Phone: (780) 987-9133
Website: www.cannor.ca/edmonton
Hours: Open April – November, Peak Season. Monday – Friday
9:00 am – 8:00 pm, Saturday, Sunday and Holidays 10:00 am to
6:00 pm. Note hours do change during the season please call
to confirm.
35. Carvel General Store
Once the hub of activity in the picturesque Hamlet of Carvel,
this 90-year-old landmark served as a train station, post office,
grocery, feed, and supply store. Lovingly restored to its vintage
charm, the store holds a wonderful selection of country finery. In
our fifth year of business, we offer classic, comfortable home and
garden décor, feature clothing and linens from April Cornell, local
artwork including acclaimed Alberta artist and author Georgia
Graham, handcrafted bentwood, reclaimed barnwood pieces,
and a selection of natural bath products including local goatsmilk
soap. In-store, we produce many potpourri blends and carry a
selection of loose teas. Relax on our porch and experience this
wonderful hidden treasure. Feel the history and take home
a memory.
Contact: Carell Wingrave
Address/Directions: From Edmonton, travel 40 minutes west on
Highway 16 to Secondary Highway 770. Turn south and travel
4 km to the Hamlet of Carvel.
Phone: (780) 963-1156
Contact: Antonella Bell
Address/Directions: 5 km north of Devon on Highway 60.
Phone: (780) 987-3054
Website: www.devonian.ualberta.ca
Hours: April 26 – June 1, 10:00 am – 4:00 pm daily;
June 2 – August 31, 10:00 am – 6:00 pm daily ; September 1 –
October 13, 10:00 am – 5:00 pm daily.
37. Dunvegan Gardens (AB) Ltd.
Open year-round, there is always something growing at Dunvegan
Gardens. Our comfortable, friendly, rural atmosphere makes
shopping for plants, gifts, and garden supplies a pleasurable
experience. We take great pride in our excellent selection of
annuals and perennials and are happy to assist you with all
your gardening inquiries. Compliment any landscape with our
trees, shrubs and roses. Beautifying your home is made easy at
Dunvegan with indoor plants and decorative accessories available
seven days a week. At Christmas, our greenhouse is a sea of
home-grown poinsettias along with wonderful displays of giftware
and decorations for the holiday season. Join us anytime!
Contact: Brock Friesen
Address/Directions: 26005 Secondary Highway 627, Spruce
Grove; 5 km east of Highway 60 on Secondary Highway 627
or 215 Street and 23 Avenue, Edmonton.
Phone: (780) 470-0527
Website: www.dunvegangardens.ca
Hours: Spring/Summer, Monday – Friday, 9:00 am – 9:00 pm;
Saturday 9:00 am– 6:00 pm; Sunday 12:00 pm – 5:00 pm; Fall/
Winter, Monday – Saturday, 9:00 am – 6:00 pm; Sunday, Closed
Website: www.ruralrendezvoustour.com
Hours: Wednesday to Saturday, 10:00 am – 6:00 pm;
Sunday 12:00 pm – 5:00 pm.
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38. Edmonton Corn Maze
40. Golden Greenhouses
Come challenge your wits at Edmonton’s original corn maze and
discover why getting lost means finding fun. Whether seeking
laughter by day or adventure by night; you, your family and
friends are sure to find everything you came looking for in our
10 acre maze.
There’s Golden Greenhouses in them “thar hills!” This growing
business is well-recognized for providing exceptional quality
plant products at reasonable prices. The vibrant colors of over
6000 geraniums greet you when you enter. Massive begonia
blooms and spectacular hanging baskets are highlights to
view. Greenhouse staff are pleased to assist customers, with
high quality service. They can guide you through the Golden
veins of annuals, perennials, vegetables, and creative container
arrangements. You are always on a winning streak at Golden
whether choosing prize plants from the large selections of “Proven
Winners”, large, hardy roses, or selecting the perfect perennials
you can treasure forever. Plan to visit this gem in the west.
Each year a new maze design makes for an awesome aerial view
and a fresh challenging maze. Though the correct pathways can
be walked in under 30 minutes, most directionally-challenged
visitors will require about one hour to travel through more than
5 km of twists and turns and 85 decision points. Located only
minutes from the city, visitors can also enjoy pedal carts, farm
animals, a bale mountain and a picnic area.
General Admission – $9, Child (aged 5-12) – $7,
Child (under 5) – Free
Phone: (780) 288-0208 / (780) 554-4540
Address/Directions: 1 mile east of Highway 60 on Highway 627
(Garden Valley Road/23 Avenue)
Website: www.edmontoncornmaze.ca
Hours of Operation: August: Monday – Saturday: 10 am – 9 pm
Sunday: 1 pm – 5 pm September – October 18 Monday: Closed
Tuesday – Friday: 4 pm – 9 pm Saturday: 10 am – 9 pm Sunday:
1 pm – 5 pm
Contact: Bill & Liz Drake
Address/Directions: 51114 Range Road 264, Spruce Grove: From
Highway 16A, travel south on Highway 60 for 18 km. Turn right
onto Township Road 511 (Graminia Road). Proceed west for
2.5 km. Turn right and travel 0.5 km.
Phone: (780) 987-3675
Hours: May 1 – June 30, Monday to Friday 9:00 am – 9:00 pm,
Saturday 9:00 am – 6:00 pm; Sunday 12:00 pm – 5:00 pm.
41. Grove Valley Gardens
39. Forget-Me-Not Greenhouse
For as many petals as there are in a bouquet, there are sights to
see at Forget-Me-Not Greenhouse. Wonder at over 800 varieties
of plants on the Perennial Boardwalk. Take a leisurely stroll
and enjoy the soothing sounds of the pond. Visit our fragrant
fruit orchard. At the bird sanctuary, stop, look, and listen. Enjoy
your time at the herb wheel and our many interesting displays
including shade gardens, cacti gardens, and color-themed
annuals. Accessorize your outdoor living area with our garden
glitz, stepping stones, garden sanctuary, trellises and decorative
screens as well as many other “down-to-earth” delights. Visit us
soon for a truly unforgettable experience.
Contact: Simone Deman
Address/Directions: 7 km west of Stony Plain on Highway 16A.
Garden trends. Unusual varieties. Landscaping ideas and more.
For more than your average gardening/landscaping supplies and
services, how about visiting the grower and getting the real goods?
A huge pond and waterfall centerpiece greets you as you drive in
to this local treasure. The peaceful feel continues as you explore
the new interconnected greenhouse facility and find over 20,000
sq. feet of growing room housing authentically homegrown
flowers and foliage. An indoor waterfall will add to your relaxing
experience as you browse the 2008 giftware line and study the
fountains and water accessories, selected to provide you with the
latest for the ‘outdoor room’. Whether choosing plants, perennials,
shrubs, trees or caliper trees, Grove Valley Gardens 45+ years
serving the area provides the expertise you need for growing
success. Visit the grower and see why gardening is good for you!
Contact: Rob Pedersen
Website: www.ruralrendezvous.com
Address/Directions: Take Yellowhead to Range Road 274 /
Campsite Road at Spruce Grove. Just 500 metres north of the
interchange then go back in on the service road.
Hours: March through September, daily 10:00 am – 6:00 pm.
Phone: (780) 962-3783
Phone: (780) 963-8162
Website: www.gvgardens.ca
Hours: 8:00 am – 8:00 pm Monday – Friday, 8:00 am – 6:00 pm
Saturday, 10:00 am – 5:00 pm Sunday
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42. Inspired Gardens
It’s all about natural indulgence. Food, flowers, and fun!
Come and immerse your senses in our quaint country store or
in our greenhouse full of hundreds of organically-grown herbs,
edible flowers, and heritage vegetable plants. U-Pick-your-own
flowers to make a lovely bouquet, take a hike, stroll the gardens
and trails, or just swing on the garden seat and watch the birds.
Children can do a treasure hunt, visit the animals, fly a kite!
Browse our store for a tasty selection of all-natural all-Canadian
gourmet treats and teas, organic grains and spices, herbal health
and beauty products, gifts, cards, books and so much more.
Lavender is a specialty.
Spring Drive – May 10 & 11; Father’s Day Highland Games –
June 15, World Basset Races – August 24, Christmas In The
Country – November 15 & 16, Part of the Rural Rendezvous
Driving tour.
You’ll love it!
Contact: Gwendolyn Simpson
Address/Directions: 52207 Range Road 25. Call or visit our
website for map.
Phone: Store (780) 968-4455; Information (780) 963-5625
Website: www.InspiredMarketGardens.com
44. Ohler’s Acres – “A Positively
Peaceful Place”
“We came as guests and left as friends — thanks for the great
hospitality!” ~ David and Leslie East.
Join us for a memorable vacation or retreat experience.
We welcome individuals, families, companies, and organizations.
Ohler’s Acres has a conference/meeting room for up to 16
people, huge dining room and fun-filled games room. The quiet
can be heard if you desire solitude or “live it up” surrounded by
laughter of family and friends. Relax, reflect, and re-energize in
our tranquil country setting. Enjoy a variety of outdoor and indoor
activities. Accommodations are in our cozy country home. Savour
home-cooked meals. We offer personal development workshops,
wilderness education, and team-building experiences.
Contact: Dan & Carol Ohler
Address/Directions: From Edmonton, travel Highway 16 west
for 85 km. Turn north onto Highway 757 for 19 km. Continue
east on Township Road 552 for 1.6 km. Turn north on Range
Road 64 for 0.8 km.
Phone: (780) 785-3700 or 1-866-937-3700
Website: www.ohlersacres.com
Hours: Open 24 hours by reservation.
Hours: May to September. Call ahead or visit our website for
opening times.
43. Newman Country Retreat Farm
Secluded by trees overlooking a peaceful pond, we have
developed our 77 acre farm into a country retreat. Spend a
day, weekend, or week-long retreat connecting with nature and
the spirit of our country living haven. Rest, relax, or meditate
alongside the rolling waterfall, pond, or one of many other themed
areas. Hike into the woods looking for wildlife or enjoy friendly
farm animals nearby. Throughout the summer season, working on
the farm is a fun, rewarding experience and can be incorporated
into your stay. Enjoy the solar-powered, log Cedarwood cabin
nestled in the woods. Attend a workshop in crafts or enjoy the
healing spa to enhance your stay. Choose from a package to suit
your needs.
Contact: Fred & Pauline Newman
Address/Directions: Follow Highway 16 west, past Stony Plain,
Highway 43, and Cougar Creek Golf Course, to Parkland Drive.
Turn left on Parkland Drive. Travel 1.6 km east and turn right on
Range Road 30, then turn right in first driveway: 53112 Range
Road 30.
Phone: 1-877-892-2910
Website: www.heartbeatangels.com
45. Saumer Time Alpaca Ranch
You are invited to come and enjoy a unique, relaxing, and
informative experience. After raising cattle for 30 years we
discovered Alpacas in 1998. Today, with a herd of 70, we are
exclusively Alpaca ranchers. Your farm tour will include a
hands-on visit with these charming and lovable camelids of South
America in a quiet, rural, working farm environment. Alpacas
are easily taught to halter and lead and they are extremely gentle
with children. You will discover their exotic fleece,considered
a luxury fibre, and have an opportunity to purchase incredibly
warm, hypoallergenic, Alberta handmade, “one-of-a-kind” Alpaca
products. Ask about how you can purchase an Alpaca of your
very own.
Contact: Tom & Carolyne Saumer
Address/Directions: From Edmonton go West on Highway 16 or
16A past Spruce Grove and Stony Plain. Take Highway 43 exit
(north) and go approx. 5 km. Turn right on Heatherdown Road
(Township Road 540) then go right on Range Road 22 and follow
the signs.
Phone: (780) 967-2689 or 1-877-866-2689
Website: www.SaumerTimeAlpacaRanch.com
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West
Artisan Centre
Parkland Potter’s Guild & Crooked Pot Gallery
The Allied Arts Council of Spruce Grove
968-4482
963-9573
962-0664
Extreme Activities
Cycle Works West
Eden North Parachute School
Spruce Grove Skatepark
Stony Plain BMX Track & Skateboard Park
Trophy Book Archery Ltd.
Young Guns Paintball Park
960-1920
489-9000
962-2611
963-2151
962-6322
963-4006
Facilities
Devonian Botanic Gardens
Ephphatha House
Henry Singer Ball Park
Heritage Grove Forest & Trail System - Spruce Grove
Horizon Stage Performing Arts Centre
Melcor Cultural Centre
Spruce Grove Agrena
Spruce Grove Central Park
Spruce Grove Farmers’ Market
Spruce Grove Grain Elevator
TransAlta Tri Leisure Centre
Visitor’s Centre and Information Services
West District Outdoor Sports Park – Opening 2008
987-3054
963-0896
962-5759
962-5759
962-8995
962-4423
962-2031
962-5759
962-0830
960-4600
960-5080
962-2561
962-7579
Country Market – Stony Plain
Dunvegan Gardens
Farmers’ Market – Spruce Grove
Farmers’ Market – Stony Plain
Forget-Me-Not Greenhouse
Golden Greenhouses
Grove Valley Garden
Inspired Gardens
The Big Greenhouse
Carvel General Store
Multicultural Heritage Centre
Pioneer Museum
Spruce Grove Grain Elevator and Archives
Stony Plain Heritage Murals
Bee Maid Honey Plant – Tours
Docherty’s Fish & Chips
Jack’s Drive In
Red Tractor Family Farm Meats
Sandyview Farms
Something Else Restaurant
962-5573
962-3383
962-2727
960-1909
962-0067
960-6694
963-1156
963-2777
963-1234
960-4600
963-2777
Clifford E. Lee Nature Sanctuary
Pembina River Provincial Park
Spruce Grove Trail System
Stony Plain Trail System
Wabamun Lake Provincial Park
Wagner Natural Area (Wagner Bog)
987-4883
968-8467
962-2611
963-2151
892-2702 / 892-2711
427-8124
Nature Hikes, Trails, Gardens & Parks, Water
Activities
Chickakoo Lake
Hasse Lake
Food Products
963-2777
470-0527
968-6329
963-3028
963-8162
987-3675
962-3783
963-5625
960-4769
968-8467
968-8467
Other Neat Stuff
Bing’s Restaurant
Electric Rodeo
Parkland Cinema 7
The Edmonton Corn Maze
962-3997
962-1411
962-2332
554-4540
Fun at the Farm
Garden Valley Orchards
Newman Country Farm and Retreat
Parkland County Demonstration Farm
Swiss Valley Farm
963-9747
892-2910
963-2777
968-2291
Brightwood Ranch Association
Diamond M Outfitters
Hope Haven Alpacas & Elk
Pegasus Stables
Saumer Time Alpaca Ranch
727-3840
731-2253
470-0287
963-9638
967-2689 / 1-877-866-2689
Garden Valley Organic Orchards & Nursery
Green Valley Strawberry Farm
Happy Acres U-Pick
Marklisa
Roy’s Raspberries
Saskatoon Valley Orchards
The Grove Berry Patch
963-9370
980-2047
968-0099
963-9413
962-3959
963-8311
962-5824
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Eagle’s Nest Motorcycle Co.
Gifts and Gadgets
Plate Source
Straightline Furniture
Western Wax Works
962-2666
962-5220
960-5736
962-6322
962-5573
Water Activities
Allan Beach Resort
Ascot Beach
Edmonton Canoe
Get Hooked Fishing Adventures
Hubbles Lake Resort
Jackfish Lake
Kokomoko Park
Mink Lake Resort
Muir Lake Resort
Pembina River Park
Rich’s Point
Spring Lake Resort
963-6362
968-8467
470-5352
963-4279
963-2845
968-8467
968-8467
963-8264
968-8467
727-3643
968-8467
963-3993
Winter Activities
B.A.’s Market Garden
Cannor Nurseries
Unique Stores
719-2230
987-9133
Chickakoo Lake Recreation Area
Devonian Botancial Gardens
Trailseekers Snowmobile Club
968-8467
987-3054
962-1183
A family getaway
just minutes away...
For more information on our many great
attractions and special events please
contact our Visitor’s Information Centre
at the corner of Highway 16A and
99 Campsite Road or call us at
780-962-2561 or visit our website.
TransAlta Tri Leisure Centre
Horizon Stage
Heritage Grove Trails
And so much more...
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April
First Choice Tree Nursery & Garden Center
46. Santa’s Treasures Year-round Event
April – March Call ahead for hours
“Do you Love Christmas?” Then you must visit our year-round
Christmas store, filled with enchanting & inspirational ideas for
decorating. With gift ideas for every occasion, even you!
Address/Directions: From Edmonton travel north on Highway 28 to
Secondary Highway 642 (Morinville turnoff) and turn left (west).
Travel 3.2 km and turn right (north) on Range Road 245 and
continue north for 1.6 km From St. Albert travel north on Highway 2
to Secondary Highway 642 (Morinville turnoff) and turn right (east).
Continue east to Range Road 245 and turn left (north). Continue
north for 1.6 km
Phone: (780) 939-4448
Wheelchair accessible: yes Bus Parking/turnaround: yes
Andrew Ag Society
47. Andrew Farmers’ Market
Saturdays from April 5 – October 18
1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Shop for fresh farm vegetables and berries in season. Fresh eggs,
Alberta beef, poultry and pork. Check out the local crafts, ethnic
baking and much more. New vendors welcome!
Address/Directions: Andrew Arena; on Highway 855, 1 km south of
Highway 45.
Phone: (780) 365-3741
Stony Plain
48. Stony Plain Farmers’ Market
Saturdays from April thru December
9:00 am – 1:00 pm
Friendly indoor market located in the heart of downtown Stony Plain
at the Community Centre. Fresh vegetables, plants, and BC fruit in
season, baking, crafts, and much more. New vendors welcome.
Address/Directions: Stony Plain Community Centre, 50 Street and 51
Avenue, Stony Plain; Travel west on Highway 16A. Exit at Stony Plain
overpass and continue south. Turn right onto 51 Avenue and
continue 2 blocks west to the Community Center.
Phone: (780) 963-3028
Lamont & District Ag Society
49. Bull-a-rama Supreme XV
April 26
Beef on a Bun 5:00 pm – 11:00 pm
Bull-a-rama starts at 7:00 pm
Watch world professional bull riders tackle 40 mean bulls, then
kick up your heels at the country dance that follows featuring
Craig Moritz. Mark it on your calendar!
Address/Directions: Lamont Recreation Centre, Lamont
Phone: (780) 662-2506
Website: www.lamont.ca
May
St. Albert Potters’ Guild
50. Spring Pottery Sale
May 1 & 2 & 3
Thursday, May 1 5:00 – 9:00 pm
Friday, May 2 10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Saturday, May 3 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Free admission! Free Parking! Door Prizes! Wheel Throwing and
Handbuilding Demonstrations! Functional ware, porcelain, decorative
stoneware, raku, pottery for the garden, sculpture and dinnerware!
Address/Directions: Main foyer of St. Albert Place, #5 St. Anne Street
Wheelchair accessible: yes Bus parking/turnaround: yes
Pottery by Heather
51. Work of Our Hands Open House & Sale
May 3 & 4
Saturday and Sunday, 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Come join Heather and friends at a show and sale of unique pottery
and handcrafted gift items. Great ideas for Mother’s Day and
summer weddings.
Address/Directions: 4740 50 Street, Bon Accord; Travel Highway 28
North to Bon Accord. Turn left at the Husky Gas Station.
Phone: (780) 921-3412
Wheelchair accessible: no Bus Parking/turnaround: yes
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Edmonton Regional Tourism Group
Town of Devon
52. Mother’s Day Weekend Spring Drive
56. Devon Days
May 10 & 11
May 21– 25
Ladies (and gentlemen), start your engines! It’s the 3rd Annual
Mother’s Day Weekend driving tour throughout the region with
special events, speakers, demonstrations and special offers from 21
local greenhouses and garden-inspired destinations! Enter to win a
$500 shopping spree!
Locations: Please see map and/or visit our website
Phone: 1-866-622-0740
Website: www.edmontonscountryside.com
Wheelchair Accessible: Check map or website
Bus parking/turnaround: Check map or website
This is Devon’s biggest and best festival of the year. Highlights –
midway, burn-out, fireworks, parade, soap box derby, dance and
Sunday in the Park
Address/Directions: Outdoor: Town of Devon – Located on Highway
60, southwest of Edmonton; Downtown – Athabasca Avenue (Extra
Foods entrance into town); Sunday in the Park – Devon Lion’s
Campground, 1140 Saskatchewan Avenue East. From Highway 60,
turn into town at Extra Foods, go straight through the 4-way stop.
Left on Pidgeon Street (across from high school). Right onto
Saskatchewan Avenue, Drive until you descend into the river valley
and into the Devon Lions Campground.
Phone: Janet (780) 987-8332
Website: www.devon.ca
Town of Devon
53. David Thompson Bicentennial Brigade
May 13
Experience life as a voyageur, hop in a canoe or challenge the
voyageurs to a race. Enjoy an evening of traditional food, music,
dance and culture.
Address/Directions: Town of Devon – Located on Highway 60,
southwest of Edmonton. Devon Lion’s Campground – 1140
Saskatchewan Avenue East. From Highway 60, turn into town at
Extra Foods, go straight through the 4-way stop. Left on Pidgeon
Street (across from high school), Right onto Saskatchewan Avenue,
drive until you descend into the river valley and into the Devon Lions
Campground.
Phone: Janet (780) 987-8332
Web: www.devon.ca
54. Beverly Towne Farmers’ Market
Tuesdays from May 13 – September 30
4:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Come and experience a taste of the country, right in “Olde Towne
Beverly”. Everything you could imagine at a Farmers’ Market, plus a
concession, special events, and much, much more! Join us at the
friendliest market in town!
Address/Directions: 40 Street & 118 Avenue, Edmonton
Phone: (780) 413-6244
55. Celebration of Dance
Monday, May 19, 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
It’s time to celebrate dance, spring, history and culture! Watch local
and regional Ukrainian dance groups as they perform throughout the
day! Watch historic settlers preparing fields to welcome spring!
Fabulous quilt display, children’s activities, a Village Market, music
and sheep shearing demos!
Address/Directions: Outdoor: Located 25 minutes east of Edmonton
on Highway 16 East (Yellowhead Highway).
Phone: (780) 662-3640
Wheelchair accessible: limited Bus Parking/turnaround: yes
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June
Town of Devon
Redwater & District Ag Society
June 13 – 15
59. Weekend of Endurance – 5 Peaks
Trail Run & Grand Prix of Cycling
57. Redwater Farmers’ Market
June 1 – Special market at the Ride For Hunger & Tuesdays,
starting on June 10 – September 2
4:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Redwater Farmers’ Market kicks off at our annual Ride for Hunger
event June 1. Regular market resumes June 10 at the Pioneer Club.
Check out our tables of farm fresh produce, baking and other
country fare. Call to book at table or for more information.
Address/Directions: Redwater Pioneer Club, 4916 50 Street, Redwater
Phone: (780) 942-3023
Alberta Dairy Congress
Thrills, chills and spills guaranteed as personal limits are tested.
Your adventure awaits; run, bike or cheer your way to a lifetime of
memories.
Address/Directions: Outdoor: Town of Devon – Located on Highway
60, southwest of Edmonton; 5 Peaks Trail Run – Devon Lion’s
Campground, 1140 Saskatchewan Avenue East. From Highway 60,
turn into town at Extra Foods, go straight through the 4-way stop
Left on Pidgeon Street (across from high school) Right onto
Saskatchewan Avenue, Drive until you descend into the river valley
and into the Devon Lions Campground. Grand Prix of Cycling –
Downtown on Athabasca Avenue (Extra Foods entrance to town)
Phone: Janet (780) 987-8332
58. Always Number One!
June 5: 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
June 6: 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
Kick off ALBERTA DAIRY MONTH! Celebrate our 22nd Annual
Alberta Dairy Congress and plan to attend this first-class event
featuring a trade show, dairy show, sale, and a “Dairy Display of
Six Breeds.” Join us for breakfast, BBQ, school tours, petting zoo,
and more!
Address/Directions: Black Gold Centre, 4330 Black Gold Drive, Leduc
Phone: (780) 986-9562
Website: www.leduc-chamber.com/ADC/Dairy.htm
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July
Edmonton Regional Tourism Group – City of St. Albert
63. Country Cuisine: TASTE of Summer
July 13
60. Junior Roughneck Day Camp —
Canadian
July 7,9,15 & 17
9:30 am – 3:00 am
A day of science and history exploration! Fossils, models, crafts,
games, movies, and projects to take home. Included, a new
educational program that will focus on the Future of Energy. Camps
fill up quickly, so don’t miss out! Cost: $35 Pre-registration required.
Please call Jeanne Visser-Vliegen (Education Director) to book your
spot and for more information.
Address/Directions: 50339 Highway 60; 10 minutes west of
(Nisku & Devon)
Phone: 1-866-987-4323
Aqualine Aquatics & Water Features
61. Water Garden Tour
July 13
10:00 am – 4:00 pm
Take an inspiring self-guided tour of private and residential water
gardens in the Strathcona and southeast Edmonton area. This is a
fundraiser for the “Friends of Strathcona Library”. Cost $12/person.
Please call the Library at (780) 449-5801 for tickets, or Aqualine
Waterfeatures at (780) 467-3450.
Address/Directions: 23211 Township Road 514, Sherwood Park.
Take Highway 216 or Anthony Henday East to Range Road 232.
Drive south to Township Road 514 (Ellerslie Road). Turn right
and continue for 160 metres.
Phone:(780) 467-3450
Website: www.aqualinewaterfeatures.com
Town of Devon
62. Devon Dust-up Cross-Country
Mountain Bike Race
This gourmet food event showcases meats, cheeses, fruits, and
produce from local county farms. Local chefs use their expertise to
create a memorable regional food experience. Educational seminars
and music will be part of the experience. Check out our website for
more details and location.
Address/Directions: Refer to www.edmontonscountryside.com
Phone: 1-866-622-0740
Devonian Gardens
64. 17th Annual Herb And Flower Festival
July 20
11:00 am – 4:00 pm (Herb Garden & Pine Pavilion)
Various times for events
Visit our Herb Garden displaying herbal vinegar and oils, herbal
facial creams, hand lotions, herbal beverage and food samplings as
well as ‘green’ displays and informational talks in the Pine Pavilion.
Herb Garden walk at 12:30 pm and Sensory and Healing Garden
walk at 2:30 pm. Regular admission rates apply. No registration
required.
Phone: (780) 987-3054
65. Country Soul Stroll – 6th Anniversary!
July 19 & 20 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Around every bend there is something new to see or do on this
self-guided driving route through the Edmonton Countryside! Visitors
of all ages will enjoy the variety of fun experiences available on the
Stroll. Visit the website to choose the route that interests you!
Address/Directions: Refer to website
Phone: 1-866-622-0740
Wheelchair accessible: Refer to website
Bus Parking/turnaround: Refer to website
July 13
This rollercoaster like ride is an Alberta Cup open to all. This
weekend will crown the new Alberta Single Speed Champion too.
southwest of Edmonton; Devon Lion’s Campground – 1140
Saskatchewan Avenue East. From Highway 60, turn into town at
Extra Foods, go straight through the 4-way stop. Left on Pidgeon
Street (across from high school). Right onto Saskatchewan Avenue,
Drive until you descend into the river valley and into the Devon Lions
Campground
Phone: (780) 987-8332
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Lamont & District Ag Society
St. Albert Chamber of Commerce
66. Summer Sizzler Rodeo & Fair
68. Seniors’ Day at the St. Albert
Farmers’ Market
July 25 & 26 Various times for events
Visitors will enjoy a parade, rodeo events, demolition derby, bench
show, petting zoo, beer gardens, chili cook-off, market garden, steak
& pork supper, Saturday night dance with Mark Lorenz, Rising Stars
Variety Show, and fireworks. There’s fun for everyone in Lamont!
Address/Directions: Lamont Recreation Grounds, Lamont
Phone: Jason Fedyniak (780) 895-7765 or Sandy at Town Office
(780) 895-2010
Website: www.lamont.ca
August
Prairie Gardens & Greenhouses
67. 2008 Fairy Berry Festival
August 1-4
10:00 am – 10:00 pm Friday and Saturday
10:00 am – 5:00 pm Sunday and Monday
Kids love this magical festival with dragons, fairies, pirates, wagon
rides, bunnies, games, and strawberry café for the Grand Opening
of the Dragon 2008! Great Prairie Corn Maze with Flashlight Maze
Adventures. Reserve a campfire and Hot Dog Roast!
Admission $30/Family (4), $8/Person. Fairies & Pirates age 6 and
under – FREE. Group rates available.
Address/Directions: Highway 28 (97 Street) north from Edmonton
25 km to Bon Accord. Travel 1 km east past Bon Accord on
Highway 28, turn left (north) on Lily Lake Road for 2 km.
Phone: (780) 921-2272
Website: www.PrairieGardens.org
August 2nd, 10:00 am – 3:00 pm
In addition to the market’s bounty of local produce, meats and
baking, as well as delicious prepared foods and fine crafts,
participating vendors will offer seniors discounts and select
giveaways. Details will be advertised prior to Seniors’ Day, but may
include youths volunteering to carry bags, displays and information
on proper nutrition, and coupons. The guest musical act at Seniors’
Day this year will inspire… tapping toes and dancing shoes!
St. Anne Street & St. Thomas Street
Phone: (780) 458-2833
Wheelchair Accesible: Yes
Bus parking/turnaround: Park’n Ride from St. Albert Center
69. Discovery Days
August 9 & 10 9:30 am – 5:00 pm
Come and celebrate 61 years of wildcatting, doodle bugging, 133
famous dry holes and one BIG discovery that changed our province
forever. We are hosting a variety of events for the whole family. Learn
about Alberta’s rich history and about the future of Energy.
(Nisku & Devon)
Phone: 1-866-987-4323
70. Ukrainian Day
Sunday, August 10 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
An unprecedented tribute to history, culture and community as we
celebrate all things Ukrainian including the “Taste of Ukraine” food
fair, a glimpse of early life in the Historic Village and traditional
Church Services, Memorial Services, and Centenary Pioneer
celebrations. Co-presented by the Ukrainian Canadian Congress –
Alberta Provincial Council.
Phone: (780) 662-3640
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Cowboy Poets Society
71. 16th Annual Stony Plain Cowboy
Poetry, Music & Art Gathering
August 15th – 17th
Friday evening 4:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Saturday 9:00 am – 10:00 pm
Sunday 10:00 am – 3:00 pm
Stony Plain hosts the finest artists from across Canada and the USA
to edify, educate and elucidate the traditional and contemporary
cowboy life and humour in music and prose. The weekend will
include cowboy poets, pickers, singers, artists, chuckwagon dinner/
BBQ and sing-a-long bonfire gatherings, plus all-weekend Western
Arts & Crafts Trade Show.
Address/Directions: Stony Plain Exhibition Grounds, 4200 - 50 Street,
Stony Plain
Phone: (780) 668-5578
Website: www.StonyPlainCowboyPoetry.com
Wheelchair accessible: yes
Bus Parking/turnaround: yes
Redwater & District Agricultural Society
72. Redwater Discovery Days Trade Show
and Fair
August 15, 16 & 17
Join us in Redwater to experience the fun of a country fair with
parade, bench show, Movie in the Park, trade show, car show and
tons of other activities! You can also participate in or simply enjoy the
slowpitch tournament.
Address/Directions: Town of Redwater, just off Highway 28, northeast
of Edmonton.
Phone: Donna (780) 942-3498
Website: www.town.redwater.ab.ca
73. Friends’ Ukrainian Music Fest
Sunday, August 24 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Experience musical magic featuring an incredible gathering of some
of the region’s greatest Ukrainian musicians. This stellar event
encompasses an abundance of entertainment, cultural displays and
delicious foods. Enjoy old fashioned activities and wagon rides in the
Historic Village.
Phone: (780) 662-3640
September
St. Albert Chamber of Commerce
74. Yellow Ribbon Day at the St. Albert
Farmers’ Market
September 6th, 10:00 am – 3:00 pm
The Yellow Ribbon Day is a community show of support for the
individual soldier, airman, or sailor and his family. He may be far
from home on another continent or simply a province away, but he is
risking his life every day. As Canadians we need to show our military
personnel that we are behind them. Yellow Ribbon Day acts as a
visual symbol of their sacrifice. It signifies hope for the safe return
of all members of the Canadian Forces.
St. Anne Street & St. Thomas Street
Phone: (780) 458-2833
Wheelchair Accessible: yes
Bus Parking/turnaround: Park’n Ride from St. Albert Center
75. Harvest of the Past & Taste of
Heritage Food Fest
Sunday, September 7 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Described as one of the best autumn events in Canada! Start your
day with an early-bird pancake breakfast and later on, feast on some
of the finest Alberta-produced foods at the Taste of Heritage Food
Festival. Take in nostalgic harvest activities, specialty food items &
crafts, demonstrations, and all-day musical entertainment.
Phone: (780) 662-3640
Website: www.cd.gov.ab.ca/uchv
Wheelchair accessible: no Bus Parking/turnaround: yes
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Events
Amazing Field Maze
Canadian Petroleum Discovery Center
76. Maze Days
79. 8th Annual Get Energized Career Fair
September 20 – 21
September 29 – 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Saturday 10:00 am – 8:00 pm; Sunday 12:00 pm – 5:00 pm High school and post-secondary students/grads will meet one-onDuring this special weekend, the maze donates $1 from each adult
admission and $.50 from each child admission to the “Alberta
Legacy Development Society” in support of Leduc’s grain elevator.
Address/Directions: South of Leduc on Highway 2A then east on
Township Road 484 for 1.5 km.
Phone: (780) 986-9034
Website: www.amazingfieldmaze.ca
Redwater & District Ag Society
77. 10th Annual Harvest Moon Fiddle
Festival
September 20
12:00 pm – 5:00 pm with Dinner and Dance to follow
October
The 10th Annual Harvest Moon Fiddle Festival features up to
20 Alberta fiddlers and our famous “comes with all the fixins”
home-cooked Alberta Beef dinner catered by the Moore Memorial
United Church.
Address/Directions: Radway Agri Centre; 25 km north of Redwater
on Highway 28.
Phone: Joanie (780) 942-2937
Canadian Petroleum Discovery Center
Devonian Gardens
78. Fall Family Festival (Pine Pavilion/
Classroom)
September 28
12:30 pm – 3:30 pm
Create your very own scarecrow, build a bird feeder, or make a corn
husk wreath! Follow the Sunflower Trail and enjoy the spectacular fall
colors or enjoy hot apple cider and cookies by the Grebe Water.
Admission – $20.00/family (4 people) – includes apple cider and
cookie. $6 per extra person. There is an additional cost of $10/
scarecrow/bird feeder/ wreath. Refreshment and craft supplies are
limited so to avoid disappointment call (780) 987-2496 to purchase
your tickets.
Phone: (780) 987-3054
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one with Energy Industry representatives to learn about a multitude
of energy related career opportunities available today in Alberta’s
booming economy. Included, the Centre will be showcasing a new
educational program that will focus on the “Future of Energy”,
Community Awareness”. Museum tours and operating drilling rig
demonstrations will also be available. Call to register your class or to
find out about the “Sponsor a School Bus Program”.
Address/Location: 50339 Highway 60; 10 minutes west of the
(Nisku & Devon)
Phone: 1-866-987-4323
80. Science & Technology Week
Information Night
October 17
7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Join us at the Canadian Petroleum Discovery Centre for an
informative evening to learn about the energy industry! Included, a
new educational program that will focus on the “Future of Energy,
Community Awareness”. Please call Jeanne Visser-Vliegen
(Education Director) for further information.
Edmonton International Airport; junction of Highway 19 & 60
(Nisku & Devon)
Phone: 1-866-987-4323
Prairie Gardens & Greenhouses
81. Haunted Pumpkin Festival
October 4 – 26
Weekend Hours: 11:00 am – 5:00 pm
Reserved weekday tours: 9:30 am – 3:00 pm
Com discover a magical world of scarecrows, pumpkins and
Come
Hal
Halloween! This fun-filled family adventure includes wagon rides,
sca
scarecrow building, pumpkin cannon, enchanted forest, pumpkin
café and more! Admission charged.
Add
Address/Directions: 56311 Lily Lake Road, Bon Accord; Travel
Hig
Highway 28 North to Bon Accord. Turn left (North) 1 km east of
Bon Accord onto Lily Lake Road. Continue north for 2 km.
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Phone: (780) 921-2272
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Andrew Ag Society
82. Andrew Garlic Festival
85. Country Christmas
October 18th 10:00 am – 1:00 am
November & December 2008
Huge Farmers’ Market and Craft Sale, from 10:00 am – 4:00 pm.
Be sure to reserve your table! Stay for a traditional Ukrainian dinner
served at 6:00 pm, followed by dancing until 1:00 am.
Address/Directions: Andrew Community Centre, 51 Avenue &
54 Street, Andrew.
Phone: (780) 365-3741
Relax, rejuvenate and renew relationships with your friends, sisters,
mothers, and daughters at Greater Edmonton Country Retreats.
Packages range from $105/person – $325/person, based on double
occupancy. All packages include taxes and gratuities.
Address/Location: Refer to website
Phone: 1-866-622-0740
Wheelchair accessible: Refer to website
Bus Parking/turnaround: Refer to website
November
Creative Country Crafts
Pottery by Heather
83. Annual Artist and Artisans’ Sale
86. Work of Our Hands Open
House & Sale
November 8 – 11
Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday 10 am – 6 pm
Every year a group of 11 artists present this show featuring pottery,
handmade greeting cards, fabric arts, granite geese and shore birds,
wood crafts from fine furniture to ready-to-finish products, sterling
silver jewellery with semi-precious gems. Relax and have a leisurely
shopping experience with prices in everyone’s range.
Address/Directions: 118 Riverlane, Summerbrook Estates, St. Albert:
From St. Albert: Follow Bellerose Drive east to Summerbrook Estates.
Turn north on Riverlane to #118. From Highway 37: turn south on
Starkey Road to Bellerose Drive, turn west on Bellrose (1.6 km) to
Summerbrook Estates. Turn north on Riverlane to #118. From
Edmonton: Take 127 Street out of city to Starkey Road, turn north
and go over the little bridge, turn west onto Bellerose Drive (1.6 km)
to Summerbrook Estates and turn north on Riverlane to #118.
Phone: (780) 973-5298
Wheelchair accessible: No Bus Parking/turnaround: Yes
Grove Valley Gardens
84. Christmas at Grove Valley Gardens
Mid-November – December
This time of year, our greenhouse is packed with Christmas giftware,
plants and trees. Plenty of gifts perfect for family or friends or simply
indulge yourself with something new for the season. Check out our
website for details.
Address/Directions: Take Yellowhead to RR.274/Campsite Road at
Spruce Grove. Just 500 metres north of the interchange, then back
in on the service road.
Phone: (780) 962-3783
Website: www.gvgardens.ca
Wheelchair accessible: Yes Bus Parking/turnaround: Yes
November 15 & 16
Saturday and Sunday, 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Come join Heather and friends at a show and sale of unique pottery
and handcrafted gift items. Delightful and affordable Christmas
gift-giving ideas.
Address/Directions: 4740 50 Street, Bon Accord; Travel Highway 28
North to Bon Accord. Turn left at the Husky Gas Station.
Phone: (780) 921-3412
Wheelchair accessible: No Bus Parking/turnaround: Yes
Town of Devon
87. Christmas in the Park
November 29
Evening Activities from 5:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Get your shopping done early at the numerous regional craft
shows, enjoy the parade, sleigh rides, visit with Santa, warm up
at the bonfire and be a part of the best candle luminary in the
Capital Region!
southwest of Edmonton; Devon Lion’s Campground – 1140
Saskatchewan Avenue East From Highway 60, turn into town at Extra
Foods, go straight through the 4-way stop. Left on Pidgeon Street
(across from high school) Right onto Saskatchewan Avenue, drive
until you descend into the river valley and into the Devon Lions
Campground.
Phone: Janet (780) 987-8332
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88. Winter Wonderland Event
January 2009
November 22
Enjoy our Christmas displays including unique giftware, decorated
trees, and benches and benches of poinsettias. Contact us for the
date of our Annual Christmas Open House where you can enjoy hot
cider, coffee, and home-baked goodies amidst an indoor winter
wonderland.
Address/Directions: 26005 Secondary Highway 627, Spruce Grove;
5 km east of Highway 60 on Garden Valley Road (Secondary
Highway 627) or 215 Street and 23 Avenue northwest, Edmonton.
Phone: (780) 470-0527
Website: www.dunvegangardens.ca
Wheelchair accessible: yes, greenhouse only.
Bus Parking/turnaround: yes
December
Redwater Ag & District Society
89. Redwater’s Annual Christmas
Craft Sale
December 6
10:00 am – 4:00 pm
Find that unique gift for the hard-to-buy- for person on your list when
you browse table upon table of crafts and wonderful gift ideas and
be sure to look for our special guest in attendance this year!
Address/Directions: Redwater School, 50 Avenue and 51 Street,
Redwater.
Phone: Donna (780) 942-3498
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Town of Devon
90. Devon Ironman & Ironmaiden
Classic Hockey Tournament
January 17
1 day, 4 games, 3 on 3, 20 minutes of play, 1 minute rest, and its
outdoors… in January. Show us what YOU are made of.
southwest of Edmonton; Devon Community Hall, 20 Haven Avenue
From Highway 60, right at lights onto St. Lawrence Avenue (Fas Gas
& Mac’s). Immediate left onto Superior Street. Right onto Haven
Avenue (South of IGA)
Phone: Janet (780) 987-8332
March 2009
Town of Devon
91. International Women’s Day
Sunday, March 8
11:00 am – 3:00 pm
Description: Enjoy a fantastic brunch at the picturesque Devon Golf
Course nestled in river valley. Featuring live music, keynote speaker,
Women in Business Expo, Pillar of Peace Award Presentation plus
lots of great prizes
Address/Directions: Devon Golf and Conference Center, 1130 River
Valley. From Highway 60 take the Athabasca Avenue exit into town
(Extra Foods). Head West until Pidgeon Street (by high school)
Turn left. Turn right onto Saskatchewan Avenue. Follow the road
down the hill. Turn left at the Devon Golf and Conference Center sign
and follow the road to the club house.
Phone: (780) 987-8332
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Fort Saskatchewan Pottery Guild Exhibit
Andrew Farmers’ Market
Dow Presents: Ballet Jorgen Canada’s Anastasia
Fort Saskatchewan 27th Annual Trade Show and Sale
Dancers Dancing
Morinville – Share the Secret Trade Show
Stony Plain Farmers’ Market
The MAN Show – Leduc
Edmonton Kiwanis Music Festival
Spring Welcome Horse Show
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Fort Saskatchewan Art Society Exhibit
Leduc Black Gold Days Rodeo & Parade
Flower Festival at Prairie Gardens
Work of Our Hands Open House-Pottery By Heather
Fort Saskatchewan Pottery Guild Sale
Community Wide Garage Sale – Mundare
Fort Saskatchewan Art and Quilt Walk
Garden Festival – Prairie Gardens
Stony Plain & District Community Garage Sale
Ardrossan Lobster Dinner, Ardrossan Recreational Centre
Mother’s Day Strawberry Tea, Strathcona County Museum & Archives
Edmonton Countryside Spring Drive
Strathcona Arabian Horse Association’s Annual Mother’s Day Horse Show
2008 David Thompson Brigade – Bicentennial Celebrations
LA Galaxy vs Vancouver Whitecaps Soccer
Women’s Olympic Qualification Wrestling Tournament
Bruderheim Professional Chuckwagon & Chariot Races – Dinner & Dance
Namao United Church 125th Anniversary
Celebration of Dance – Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village
Devon Days
Opera Nuova Presents – Vocal Arts Festival
43rd Annual Rainmaker Rodeo & Exhibition
Dressage Show – Amberlea Meadows
Country Swap Meet – AB Heritage Exp. Park
Morinville Protective Services BBQ
Horse Showcase 2008
International Children’s Festival
Farmers’ Days & Kinsmen Rodeo
Strathcona Country Classic, Moyer Recreation Centre, Josephburg
Pioneer Museum Annual Opening Dinner
Morinville Town-wide Garage Sale
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Special Market at the Ride for Hunger – Redwater
Fort Saskatchewan Museum & Historical Site Exhibit
Morinville Seniors’ Week
Devonian Botanic Garden – Kurimoto Japanese Garden Spring Festival KJG
Beaumont Communities in Bloom, spring clean up and beautification
Annual Dreamspeakers International Film Festival
Strathcona Seniors Jamboree
Strathcona Seniors Jamboree
Alberta Dairy Congress – Leduc
Aurora Arabian Summer Horse Show
Nextfest – Next Generation Arts Festival
Legacy Park Family Festival
Lamont County Doors Open
Sheep Grazing
Bon Accord 3rd Annual Town Wide Garage Sale
Redwater Farmers’ Market
Josephburg Fried Chicken Supper & Country Market
Beaumont Town & Country Daze
TELUS World of Science Edmonton Body Worlds 1
Stony Plain Chamber/Rotary 11th Annual Pro Am Golf Tournament
Grand Prix of Cycling – Devon’s Weekend of Endurance
Father’s Day Pancake Breakfast
5 Peaks Trail Running Series – Devon’s Weekend of Endurance
Show & Shine Car Show
Beaumont Business Association – Annual Trade Fair
Concrete Theatre presents Sprouts 2008
Berry Ridge Miniature Donkey Open House
Millet Days
Rapid Fire Theatre Presents – Improvaganza
Cique du Soleil – Saltimbanco
Wabamun Fun Daze
Edmonton International Jazz Festival
Western Fun Daze
The Works Art & Design Festival
Annual Ardrossan, Community Parade & Picnic
Millet’s Annual Community Garage Sale
St. Jean Baptiste Day
River City Shakespeare Festival
Summer Rural Rendezvous
Feats Festival of Dance
Wild Rose Arabian Horse Show
Strathcona Fiddle Jamboree, Josephburg
Sts. Peter & Paul Pilgrimage
Sts. Peter and Paul Pilgrimage – Mundare
Canada Day & Street Performer’s Festival – Spruce Grove
orinville
Canada Day Celebration – Morinville
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Parade into Summer, Sherwood Park & District Chamber of Commerce
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Canada Day – Devon
Canada Day – Leduc
Canada Day Celebrations – Fort Saskatchewan
Canada Day Fireworks Festival
Stony Plain Canada Day Celebrations & Bike Parade
Spruce Grove Canada Day & Street Performers Festival
Gibbons Canada Day
Rocky Mtn. Nationals – Castrol Raceway
Edmonton International Street Performers Festival
Great White North Triathlon
Apache Junior Roughneck Day Camp – Canadian Petroleum Discovery Centre
Jump with Hope for Kids with Cancer Horse Show
Berry Festival – Leduc
Wabamun Boat Demos & Wakeboard Event
Devon Dust-up Cross Country Mountain Bike Race
Country Cuisine – Taste the Summer
Water Garden Tour – Aqualine Aquatics & Water Features
Apache Junior Roughneck Day Camp – Canadian Petroleum Discovery Centre
2008 IBAF World Junior Baseball Championship
Stony Plain Centennial Homecoming
Edmonton’s Capital EX
A Taste of Edmonton
Entwistle Rodeo
Rexall Edmonton Indie
Visualeyez… A Festival of Performing Art
Host Site – Country Soul Stroll – Prairie Gardens
Country Soul Stroll–6th Anniversary
Yard and Garden Tour 2008
Carvel Street Sale
7th Annual Herb and Flower Festival – Devonian Gardens
Historic Garden Tours
2008 Canoe Polo World Championship
2008 World Junior Baseball Championships
Sobeys Movie in the Park
Legal Fete au Village
Lamont Summer Sizzler Rodeo & Fair
Monster Madness – Castrol Raceway
Leduc West Antique Exposition
Edmonton & Athabasca District Historic Festival
Red Hat Strawberry Fair – Prairie Gardens
Bon Accord Out Door Movie
Bilingual Guided Walking Tour
467-2112
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Fairy Berry Festival – Prairie Gardens
Summer Dressage Festival
Blueberry Bluegrass & Country Music Festival
Photographic Light Experiments Exhibit
Tri-A Taste @ Stony Plain Rotary Park
Edmonton Heritage Festival
Rock ‘n August
Edmonton Folk Music Festival
Summer Heat Horse Show
Cariwest – Edmonton Caribbean Arts Festival
Millet Concert in the Country
Discovery Days – Canadian Petroleum Discovery Centre
Bon Accord Harvest Days
Agricultural Society Bull-O-Rama
Millet’s Annual Garden Tour & Strawberry Tea
Ukrainian Day – Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village
Hot August Night – Castrol Raceway
South Cooking Lake Trail Days
Canadian Youth Francophone Games
Edmonton International Fringe Theatre Festival
Cowboy Poetry, Music & Art Gathering
Edmonton Dragon Boat Festival
Grove Cruise – Classic Car Weekend
Redwater & District Discovery Days
Mundare Agri-Daze
Edmonton Expo Latino Hispanic Arts Festival
Chicken Coop Quilt Show – Mundare
South Cooking Lake Trail Days
World of Outlaws – Castrol Raceway
Edmonton Labatt Blues Festival
Northern Alberta Pony Club Horse Show
Friends’ Ukrainian Music Festival – Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village
Harvest Rural Rendezvous
Symphony under the Sky Festival
Bruderheim Centennial – Chuckwagon & Chariot Races
Alberta Morgan Horse Show
Gibbons Museum Pioneer Days
Beaumont Blues Festival
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“Hers” Exhibit
The “A-Mazing Race” Giant Cornfield Maze Challenge
Gibbons Town Wide Garage Sale
Harvest of the Past & Heritage Food Festival
Country Harvest – AB Heritage Exp. Park
Rotary Run For Life
Terry Fox Run
Edmonton Poetry Festival
Amazing Field Maze – Maze Days
Annual Terry Fox Run
Harvest Horse Show – Amberlea Meadows
Harvest Moon Fiddle Festival – Redwater & District Ag Society
Bon Accord Trade Fair and Exposition
Amazing Field Maze – Maze Days
Morinville Town Wide Garage Sale
Scarecrows, Pumpkins, and Fall on the Farm Tours
Canadian Urban Forest Conference
Colin James
Preview to Pumpkins – Harvest Fest
Edmonton International Film Festival
Pioneer Harvest Thanksgiving Church Service & Pioneer Old-Time Thrashing Bee
Strathcona Wilderness Family Fun Day
Get Energized! Career Fair – Canadian Petroleum Centre
Edmonton Chante, Edmonton’s French Song Festival
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Trees – “pARTners” Exhibit
The Banff Centre Alberta Autumn Tour
Haunted Pumpkin Festival – Prairie Gardens and Greenhouses
Edmonton International Lit Fest
Andrew Garlic Festival
Activity Night – Science & Technology Week– Canadian Petroleum Discovery Centre
A Tribute to Elvis, Roy, and Johnny
Bon Accord – Old Fashioned Fall Supper
InterFEAR Arts Festival
Christmas in October Craft Show & Sale
Bon Accord – Broomstick Ball
Elizabeth Antique Show & Sale
Devon Halloween Family Dance
Farmfair International
River City RoundUp
Bruderheim Haunted House
Halloween Hoopla – Spruce Grove
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“Spirits of Stony Plain” Masquerade Ball
Bon Accord Christmas Craft Fair
Canadian Finals Rodeo
Global Visions Film Festival
Bon Accord Bi-annual Women’s Conference
Where’s Charlie?
Creative Country Crafts Annual Artist and Artisans’ Sale
Strathcona County Museum & Archives Honour Our Veterans
Remembrance Day Ceremony
Gibbons Remembrance Day Ceremonies
International Guitar Night
Christmas at Grove Valley Gardens
Christmas Rural Rendezvous
Muir Lake Christmas Craft Fair and Trade Show
Work of Our Hands Open House & Sale-Pottery by Heather
Country Craft Fair
Gibbons-Saville Country Classic Junior Bonspiel
Tri-Community Festival of Trees
Bright Nights Winter Family Festival
Winter Wonderland Event – Dunvegan Gardens (AB) Ltd.
Stony Plain – Christmas in November
Legal’s Trade and Craft Fair
Festival of Trees
Christmas Lights Up Celebration and Moonlight Madness
Santa Claus Parade & Festivities – Leduc
Morinville Lite up the Nite Christmas Festival
Gibbons Seniors Almost Christmas Dinner
Josephburg Country Christmas Market
Partridge Hill Christmas Market
Devon’s Christmas in the Park
Santa Claus Parade
Morinville Christmas Craft Fair
Christmas in Central Park – Spruce Grove
Gibbons Craft Sale
Josephburg Presents – Comedy & Music Dinner Concert
Country Christmas
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921 3550
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998-2818
998-2789
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962-7616
923-3331
998-2740
922-4072
East
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North
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South
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East
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Central
George Canyon
Creative Hands Exhibit
Downtown Christmas Light-up Festival
Stony Plain Rotary Carol Festival
Brighten Up Beaumont
Redwater’s Annual Christmas Craft Sale
Fort Saskatchewan Pottery Guild Display and Sale
Legal’s Annual Christmas Festival
Christmas Extravaganza – Mundare
Broadmoor Lake Park New Year’s Eve Family Celebrations
New Year’s Eve Downtown
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459-1724
963-2416
929-1364
942-3498
992-1886
961-3773
764-3929
467-2211
423-2822
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Devon Ironman & Ironmaiden Classic 3 on 3 Outdoor Hockey Tournament
Pioneer Valentine’s Tea
Gibbons Family Day
International Women’s Day
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Monday, December 1, 2008
Monday, December 1-30, 2008
Thursday, December 4, 2008
Friday, December 5, 2008
Friday, December 5, 2008
Saturday, December 6, 2008
Sunday, December 7, 2008
Wednesday, December 31, 2008
Wednesday, December 31, 2008
2009
Saturday, January 17, 2009
Saturday, February 14, 2009
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Sunday, March 8, 2009
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Canadian Petroleum
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Bringing the thrill of science and discovery together with the pioneering ingenuity
of the early oil patch, the Canadian Petroleum Discovery Centre preserves and
interprets history while instilling a sense of excitement for the future still to come.
The Centre is a 23,000 sq. ft. Museum on 13 acres presenting interactive
displays both inside and outside… giving the viewing public a taste of what it
was like to be a part of Alberta’s rich history!
Hours of Operation: Daily 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
(Closed Sundays Dec, Jan, Feb, Mar)
Address/Directions: 10 minutes West of the Edmonton International Airport;
junction of HWY 19 & 60
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Present Coupon with Purchase. Expires December 31, 2008
Buy 1- Get 1 Free
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Corn Maze Admission
Enjoy 1 FREE plate of pyrohy
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Great Prairie
Cornfield Maze
Ukrainian Cultural
Heritage Village
Sizzle your senses and pit your wits to solve the giant Dragon Maze –
quick-out exits, wagon rides, Ice Cream Stoop, petting farm and more!
Enjoy 1 FREE plate of pyrohy (perogies) from the Ukrainian Village’s
food kiosk with every redeemed coupon. Value $6.25/plate.
Offer not valid with any other discount offer.
Hours of Operation: July to September, 10 am – 6 pm.
Flashlight Adventure, by reservation, until 10 pm.
Address/Directions: 56311 Lily Lake Road; 25 minutes north of Edmonton
on 97 Street/Highway 28. Go 1 km east of Bon Accord on Highway 28
to Lily Lake Road. Turn Left (north) on Lily Lake Road. Go for 2 km.
www.PrairieGardens.org — downloadable map.
Hours of Operation: May 17 – September 1, daily 10:00 am – 6:00 pm;
weekends from September 6 – October 13, 10:00 am – 6:00 pm.
Address/Directions: Located only 25 minutes east of Edmonton
on Highway 16 (Yellowhead Highway)
www.tprc.alberta.ca/uchv
Limit of 1 coupon per person. Does not apply for group or family
admission. Expires September 30, 2008
Expires: September 1, 2008
$2 Off Admission
Win A Day With A Potter!
Edmonton Corn
Maze
Pottery By
Heather
Coupon not valid with other discount offers or with group discounts.
Each coupon is valid for up to 4 people.
Experience an action-packed day in the life of a
professional potter! $500 personal workshop experience.
Hours of Operation: Open August – Mid-October
No cash value.
Off season booking required.
Address/Directions: To find the maze take the Anthony Henday
to Lessard Road (Approx. 45 Avenue). Turn west on Lessard Road.
Turn left onto 199 Street at the T-intersection and continue south
to 23 Avenue. Turn right at 23 Avenue and continue 5 km west.
The maze is located on the south side of the road.
Address/Directions: 4740-50 Street, Bon Accord. Take Highway 28 North to
Bon Accord. Turn at the Husky Gas Station
www.edmontoncornmaze.ca
www.PotteryByHeather.com
Expires October 18, 2008
No Cash Value. Off Season Booking. Draw date November 16th, 2008.
Hours of Operation: Call ahead to visit or by chance
10% Off Regular Admission
Canadian Petroleum
Discovery Centre
Bringing the thrill of science and discovery together with the pioneering ingenuity
of the early oil patch, the Canadian Petroleum Discovery Centre preserves and
interprets history while instilling a sense of excitement for the future still to come.
The Centre is a 23,000 sq. ft. Museum on 13 acres presenting interactive
displays both inside and outside… giving the viewing public a taste of what it
was like to be a part of Alberta’s rich history!
Hours of Operation: Daily 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
(Closed Sundays Dec, Jan, Feb, Mar)
Clip these coupons
and enoy!
Address/Directions: 10 minutes West of the Edmonton International Airport;
junction of HWY 19 & 60
www.LeducNumber1.com
Present Coupon with Purchase. Expires December 31, 2008
Enjoy 1 FREE plate of pyrohy
(perogies)
Buy 1- Get 1 Free
Ukrainian Cultural
Heritage Village
Great Prairie
Cornfield Maze
Enjoy 1 FREE plate of pyrohy (perogies) from the Ukrainian Village’s
food kiosk with every redeemed coupon. Value $6.25/plate.
Offer not valid with any other discount offer.
Hours of Operation: May 17 – September 1, daily 10:00 am – 6:00 pm;
weekends from September 6 – October 13, 10:00 am – 6:00 pm.
Address/Directions: Located only 25 minutes east of Edmonton
on Highway 16 (Yellowhead Highway)
www.tprc.alberta.ca/uchv
Expires: September 1, 2008
Corn Maze Admission
Sizzle your senses and pit your wits to solve the giant Dragon Maze –
quick-out exits, wagon rides, Ice Cream Stoop, petting farm and more!
Hours of Operation: July to September, 10 am – 6 pm.
Flashlight Adventure, by reservation, until 10 pm.
Address/Directions: 56311 Lily Lake Road; 25 minutes north of Edmonton
on 97 Street/Highway 28. Go 1 km east of Bon Accord on Highway 28
to Lily Lake Road. Turn Left (north) on Lily Lake Road. Go for 2 km.
www.PrairieGardens.org — downloadable map.
Limit of 1 coupon per person. Does not apply for group or family
admission. Expires September 30, 2008
Win A Day With A Potter!
$2 Off Admission
Pottery By
Heather
Edmonton Corn
Maze
Experience an action-packed day in the life of a
professional potter! $500 personal workshop experience.
No cash value.
Off season booking required.
Coupon not valid with other discount offers or with group discounts.
Each coupon is valid for up to 4 people.
Hours of Operation: Open August – Mid-October
Address/Directions: 4740-50 Street, Bon Accord. Take Highway 28 North to
Bon Accord. Turn at the Husky Gas Station
Address/Directions: To find the maze take the Anthony Henday
to Lessard Road (Approx. 45 Avenue). Turn west on Lessard Road.
Turn left onto 199 Street at the T-intersection and continue south
to 23 Avenue. Turn right at 23 Avenue and continue 5 km west.
The maze is located on the south side of the road.
www.PotteryByHeather.com
www.edmontoncornmaze.ca
No Cash Value. Off Season Booking. Draw date November 16th, 2008.
Expires October 18, 2008
Hours of Operation: Call ahead to visit or by chance
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July 13
Join us for our “Taste of Summer” event!
Meet amazing regional chefs! Sample simply delicious local cuisine
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Please visit our website for details www.edmontonscountryside.com
July 19 & 20
It’s the REAL experiences that’ll bring you back!
Join us for our 6th Annual, award-winning driving tour to experience
authentic country living in the Greater Edmonton region. It’s all
about things you just don’t see everyday and the people that make
them happen. Please visit our website for details.
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