Calgary 
Last month, the Alberta government declared September 1st as Alberta Day – a day to commemorate Alberta’s entry to the Confederation on Sept. 1, 1905 and to celebrate the “province’s unique spirit, culture and heritage“.
Alberta is hosting festivities in Calgary and Edmonton which include fireworks and a free concert by Brett Kissel in both cities.
Alberta Day festivities begin on September 1st in Edmonton.
The opening ceremony will be held on the grounds of the Alberta Legislature Building, and fun will continue throughout the Labour day weekend until fireworks and a live concert by Brett Kissel will take place on the evening of the 3rd of September.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYmceYNRs1k&feature=emb_logo
Calgary festivities will kick off on September 2nd and will include fireworks on the 3rd of September and a Bret Kissel’s concert in the afternoon.
Throughout Alberta Day celebrations in both cities, you’ll get to enjoy other live musical performances from local artists along with food trucks offering delicious food, beer gardens where you can enjoy some local brews, and marketplaces where you can check out what local vendors are offering.
Alberta Day celebrations on a smaller scale will also be held in various towns and cities including Airdrie, Barrhead, Blackfalds, Bruderheim, Calgary, Camrose, Drayton Valley, Drumheller, Duchess, Edmonton, Edson, Fort Saskatchewan, Glendon, Grande Prairie, Lacombe, Lloydminster, Magrath, Mannville, Mayerthorpe, Medicine Hat, Okotoks, Olds, Onoway, Pincher Creek, Slave Lake, St. Albert, Standard, Stirling, Sylvan Lake, Thorsby, Wembley, and Wetaskiwin.
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