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The Vegreville Country Fair is back from August 5-9, 2026, and it’s packed with tons of fun for everyone! Whether it’s your child’s first ride on the midway, the pounding hooves at the chuckwagon races, a majestic display of horses, or a rousing night of entertainment in the Grandstand, you’re sure to have a blast. Admission: Early Bird (before July 1): Read more...

Where History Comes Alive! Why Go? The region is home to Canada’s premier Ukrainian cultural attraction, the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village. The history of Ukrainians in Alberta stretches back 130 years when the first Ukrainians to Canada settled in the Edna-Star region (north of Lamont). The story of early Ukrainian settlement and culture is brought to life at the Ukrainian Read more...

Why Go? Maizex Corn Maze, near Kitscoty, is the perfect destination for outdoor fun! With three exciting corn mazes, including a kiddie maze, plus activities like duck races, giant bubbles, and marshmallow roasting, there’s something for everyone. Meet friendly animals, enjoy tasty treats, and make unforgettable memories. Open from August 7 to October 2025, it’s a must-visit! Open Aug 28-Sept Read more...

Where Family Fun and Memories Collide! Why Go? Discover the one and only Keato Meadow Corn Maze, located in the heart of Strathcona County! This 5th generation family farm offers a fantastic 12-acre Corn Maze. Enjoy bouncy houses, bale stack, sand pit, lawn games (Corn Hole, Ladder Golf, Giant Checkers and more to come). Including a snack shack, food trucks Read more...

Take a Day to Experience Alberta Why Go? Explore the wonders of Alberta through Experience Alberta’s thoughtfully crafted self-driving tours, beginning from the Edmonton area. Tailor your day with suggested stops and activities, whether you prefer a self-guided adventure, a guided experience, or a customized journey.  Experience Alberta offers comprehensive itineraries with destination highlights, activity recommendations, and intriguing local insights Read more...

Experience Alberta’s History Why Go? Step into Alberta’s fur trade past at Fort George and Buckingham House. Built in 1792 by rival companies, these forts tell the stories of traders, Indigenous peoples, and Métis families along the North Saskatchewan River. Explore engaging exhibits, stroll scenic trails, and join tours and activities that bring history to life. This is more than Read more...

Step Into the Past, Discover the Heart of Edgerton Why Go? Nicknamed “Teacups to Tractors,” the Edgerton Museum is a charming small-town gem that brings Alberta’s rural roots to life. With six heritage buildings packed with artifacts, it’s a perfect stop for history enthusiasts, curious explorers, and families seeking an enjoyable afternoon. What’s Unique? Explore the Edgerton Methodist Church, Battle Read more...

A Historic Stop Worth the Detour Why Go? Step off the highway and discover a hidden piece of Alberta’s past at the Innisfree Museum, housed in a beautifully preserved 1906 prairie bank. One of the last of its kind, this historic building offers more than just old walls – it’s a time capsule filled with local stories, vintage charm, and Read more...

Discover Holden’s History Why Go? Set in a beautifully restored 1911 building, this museum has been sharing the stories of Holden and the surrounding area since 1991. Wander through a pioneer kitchen, peek inside an old general store, and check out the schoolroom, church, barbershop, jail, and even a parlour filled with handcrafted treasures. Outside, don’t miss the Piche oven, Read more...

History of Irma Why Go? Visit the Irma Museum and explore the town’s roots. Tour the childhood home of cookbook author Jean Paré and the 1934 Anglican Church. See artifacts from Irma’s early days – clothing, instruments, scrapbooks, and more. What’s Unique? Don’t miss the newest building featuring over 400 antique lamps from the Irvin and Doreen Bell collection. It’s Read more...