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Things to Do on a Trip to Stony Plain
Explore Stony Plain and Parkland County for a getaway full of arts, culture, and outdoor adventure. Discover over 40 murals, live music at Summer Sessions, and the vibrant Blueberry Bluegrass Festival. Dive into local history at the Pioneer Museum or Red Brick Common, then head outdoors to paddle Jackfish Lake, or hike at Chickakoo. With food trucks, markets, and stunning gardens nearby, this region blends creativity, recreation, and small-town charm for an unforgettable summer or fall experience.
Sourdough Saloon’s Sourtoe Cocktail – Add This Yukon Whisky Drink Garnished With a Gnarly Human Toe to Your Canadian Travel Bucketlist
“You can drink it fast, you can drink it slow, but your lips must touch the gnarly toe!” There is a list in Sourdough Saloon in Dawson… Read more »
26 Places to Visit to Learn and Appreciate Alberta’s Cultural and Natural Heritage
When you wonder how you can explore Alberta’s heritage this summer, during the August/Heritage Day long weekend, or on Alberta Day, there are many parts of history… Read more »
Discover the Best of Spruce Grove: Parks, Mazes, Ranches & Relaxing Hikes
Spruce Grove, nestled between Highways 16 and 16A, is the perfect launch point for an adventure in Parkland County. With its mix of urban comforts and access to scenic outdoor spaces, it invites travelers to slow down and explore. Paddle Wabamun Lake, hike peaceful nature trails, enjoy horseback riding at Putting Horse Ranch, or navigate the Edmonton Corn Maze. From botanical gardens to birdwatching sanctuaries, this region offers the best of Alberta’s natural beauty and recreational fun for all ages.
Things to Do in Alberta This August – 2026
Between music festivals, historical celebratory events, and rodeos, August is the perfect month to explore the diverse regions of Alberta.
Top 10 Hiking Trails in Alberta’s Public Land Use Zones
Exciting things are happening in Alberta’s backcountry! These areas, also known as Public Land Use Zones, are separate from the Provincial and National Park backcountry areas, and… Read more »
Applications Open Aug. 4 for $107 Million in Alberta Student Support
Alberta students will be able to apply for more than $107 million in scholarships, awards and bursaries beginning Aug. 4 through Alberta Student Aid. The funding, available… Read more »
12 of the Most Scenic Bridges to Explore in Alberta on a Road Trip
There are many reasons for the scenic bridges you’ll find across Alberta. Some were built for industry, to connect people on foot, or to connect people to… Read more »
Heritage Day and August Long Weekend 2026: 25 Ideas For Day Trips and Getaways in Alberta
The August Long Weekend in Alberta is often one of the warmest, so you’re probably planning some sort of vacation. You can easily centre your long weekend… Read more »
From Boba to Krunch Shakes, KFC Canada Unveils Kwench
KFC Canada is moving beyond chicken with Kwench, a new beverage brand built around specialty drinks and treat culture. The launch marks KFC Canada’s first expansion outside… Read more »
Albertans Can Book MRIs, CT Scans and Other Imaging Without a Doctor’s Referral Starting July 31
Albertans will be able to book certain diagnostic imaging tests without a doctor’s referral beginning July 31, 2026, under a new provincial preventative health testing program. Adults… Read more »
Heritage Day – 2026 August Long Weekend Activities & Festivals in Edmonton
What’s on in Edmonton and Alberta Capital Region during August long weekend. including free fun family activities, weekend events & activities for kids, live music, performing arts & theatre and sports events.
Explore Fort Saskatchewan This Summer – River Trails, Grazing Sheep & Family Fun in One Trip
Make the most of your trip to Fort Saskatchewan by diving into its rich 200+ year history at the Fort Heritage Precinct and strolling through the city’s many art displays, murals, and galleries. Explore scenic trails along the North Saskatchewan River, paddle from West River’s Edge or Turner Park, and unwind at picnic spots or the dog park.
Where to Enjoy Lazy Floating Around Edmonton This Summer
Take advantage of these local rafting companies in Edmonton, and nearby lakes and rivers for a lazy float this summer! You can rent a raft from companies like… Read more »
Things to Do in Edmonton in August
Experience various cultures at Heritage Festival, see classic cars at Rock’n August, go on ghost tours and more this August in Edmonton.
Free Things to Do in Edmonton in August
A list of FREE and cheap fun things to do in the Edmonton Area during August. More To Do Places to See in Edmonton & St Albert… Read more »
DQ Canada Offering $1 Small Sundaes for National Ice Cream Day
DQ Canada is marking National Ice Cream Day with a one-day discount on small sundaes. On July 19, 2026, DQ Rewards members can purchase a small sundae… Read more »
July 15: Snowbirds to Fly Over Edmonton Before Alberta Airshow Tour
Edmontonians will have a chance to spot the Canadian Forces Snowbirds overhead on July 15 as the team begins another stretch of its 2026 tour. The aircraft… Read more »
Places to go River Tubing & Lazy River Floating in Alberta
Enjoy a lazy float across the river!
Lazy Float on the Red Deer River This Summer
There are many exciting options for exploring Central Alberta on the Red Deer River. On the west side of the river, the waters are much faster and… Read more »
Red Rock Canyon and Parkway: Alberta Scenic Drive and Hikes Along Argillite Canyon and Waterfalls
The Red Rock Parkway in Waterton traverses 15 km through the scenic Blakiston Valley, ending at the vibrant Red Rock Canyon. This journey showcases the stunning intersection of prairie and mountain landscapes, offering travelers majestic views, notably of Mt. Blakiston, the park’s highest peak.
Epic Summer Road Trips in Alberta: 25 Unforgettable Adventures Await
If you are planning to see more of Alberta this summer, be prepared for how much there is to explore! Planning a road trip in Alberta this… Read more »
25 Beaches For a Sunny Weekend Getaway in Alberta
It is turning out to be a great summer for swimming, beaches, and lakes! The warm weather is begging you to take a trip to one of… Read more »
Manitou Asinîy Moves Closer to a Permanent Home at Elk Island National Park
A meteorite with deep spiritual significance for Plains Indigenous Peoples is one step closer to returning to the land under Indigenous stewardship. Federal ministers Julie Dabrusin and… Read more »