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FeaturedRide the Rails in Central Alberta! Why Go? Experience a journey on the Battle River Railway, where you can take in stunning views around Alliance, explore the ‘medieval village’ of Galahad, and see Canada’s Largest Baseball Glove in Heisler—all while traveling through the southern part of the region. Based in Forestburg, the Friends of the Battle River Railway are excited Read more...
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FeaturedThe Store with the Open Door By Caroline Barlott Ron Dempsey opens the large garage door that is located at the front of his business, Irma Home & Garden Decor. As the door opens the vastness of the warehouse becomes apparent — there are three large rooms full of garden décor — over 5000 sq ft of display. The shop Read more...
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FeaturedPrime Cuts with Prime Service Why Go? Prime Cuts Meat and Deli in Vegreville, Alberta is committed to serving you prime cuts of meats and other top quality meat products with prime service. They are the creators of the Vegreville Garlic Sausage and also offer deli meats, various other sausages, fresh meat cuts, meat packs, snack trays, custom sausages, and Read more...
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FeaturedCanada’s Oldest and Largest Manufacturer of Ukrainian Ceramics and More! Why Go? Ceramic Cottage in Vegreville, Alberta, is Canada’s oldest and largest manufacturer of Ukrainian ceramic gifts and porcelain dinnerware. Additionally, Ceramic Cottage offers all things pysanky, including pysanky writing supplies and various linens, clothing, embroidery patterns, wooden ornaments and matroshka dolls, candles, jewelry, icons and CDs. Custom orders are Read more...
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FeaturedJUNE PROMOTION 20% OFF ALL PURSES, BAGS AND WALLETS NEW PATIO & GARDENS PRODUCTS click to see booklet A note from Nook in the Woods as we start our 30th Year. “We would like to thank everyone for your support in the last 29 years. We all continue to face challenges again this coming year and we need to stay Read more...
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FeaturedThe Region’s #1 Supplier of Beads and Native Crafts! Why Go? ONIHCIKISKWAPIWIN Trading Post (formerly known as St. Bride’s Trading Post) is a rural buy, sell, trade and consign shop located ten miles west of St. Paul and a half mile south of St. Brides on Highway 36 that is now owned and operated by Saddle Lake Reserve as of Read more...
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FeaturedDiscover Roots and Community Check out the great collections on a CREAM museums tour. Experience railway history, grain elevators, old school houses, farm machinery, military history, a telephone museum, and much more! Enjoy heritage demonstrations and special events throughout the summer. Create a driving tour with your choice of 16 museums along Highways 16, 14 and 13. CREAM DIRECTORY 1. Read more...
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Featured“Let Our Family Serve Yours!” Why Go? Located south of Lloydminster, this family-owned and operated restaurant offers a wide selection of Greek dishes made from age-old recipes. This inviting restaurant is great for the whole family! Spiro’s is open for lunch and dinner, and all their delicious food is made fresh in-house daily. Their menu includes family favourites, authentic specialties, Read more...
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FeaturedPromoting Understanding Agriculture’s Viral Role in Lac La Biche since 1972. Why Go? Want to become even more active in your community? This not-for-profit community centre is dedicated to promoting awareness, understanding, dynamic leadership, and vision all relating to agriculture. Including the annual agriculture exhibition, the Agriculture Society also provides educational events, scholarships for post-secondary students, and markets for local Read more...
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FeaturedExploring the Tales of Lac La Biche: A Glimpse into One of Alberta’s Most Historic Settlements! Why Go? Next time you’re out with your family, be sure to visit the Lac La Biche museum to discover the town’s history. You’ll find exhibits on the Boreal Forest, Fur Trade, The Empress of France & The Sea Cadets, and much more. Learn Read more...










