Come visit Edmonton’s best kept secret east of the City! Why Go? The Ross Creek Market has numerous vendors selling a variety of household items, antiques and vintage collectibles from 60’s, 70’s and 80’s. Items include toys, silver, crystal, china and other home décor. There is a great selection of quality tools, woodworking items, hand-made crafts, fishing gear and sporting Read more...

Creative Arts with a Local Touch. A special resource for gift-giving with a focus on local natural & cultural heritage. Please call to arrange a visit. Why Go? The Gallery of Gifts features local gifts with a focus on Nature, Learning, Gardening, and Arts, plus special features of our local Natural and Cultural Heritage. There are custom photo cards, resources Read more...

Local fresh vegetables waiting for you! Why Go? They are a U-Pick and market garden, growing a wide range of vegetables, flowers and fruit (apples, cherries, plums, apricots, strawberries, raspberries) for you to enjoy.  Pitchfork Gardens donates a portion of their fresh vegetables to the local food bank What’s Unique? The garden is a mixture of raised beds, hoop house Read more...

The Lamont & District Agricultural Society offers a fun, family spirit to enhance the diversification to their rural and urban communities. They achieve this by strengthening and enhancing a sustainable agricultural community through education and entertainment. They are an agricultural society that strives to promote education about the rural lifestyle. They do this with a wide range of festivities and Read more...

Where History Comes Alive! UPDATE: The Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village reopened to the public on June 20th, 2020. See this update on what to expect when visiting the site: https://ukrainianvillage.ca/visit-0?fbclid=IwAR0gCM2z5Q2MUtGRpWdaP_lUuit6ZMW9dus3t1nOMMjChh9yAJfTK_3Aag0 Why Go? History is brought to life at this open-air museum depicting early settlement in east central Alberta from 1892-1930. Explore more than 35 restored historic buildings and visit with Read more...