The Acme & District Agricultural Society is a progressive, community-focused, sustainable entity and promotes and encourages activities that meet the needs of our members. If you would like to become a member of our society, please contact us – an individual membership only costs $2.50 per year! Our Ag Society support various groups in and around the Acme community: Acme Swimming Pool – we contribute largely to the pool, and have done so for several years.  In the past few years, we have contributed over $75,000 to the pool.  Without the support from the Ag Society, the pool might not be around today! Tri-Campus Schools: Acme, Dr. Elliott, Carbon – since we are Read more...

We organize and host a number of family-friendly local events that help connect our strong rural roots with the urban centre we have now become. This includes a spring seeding event, a Ranch Hand Competition and our Art of the Harvest in the fall. For a list of all our events, please see our events page. In everything we do, the Airdrie & District Agricultural Society (ADAS) is guided by our vision, mission and values: ADAS Vision The Airdrie district is a healthy, growing community where agriculture is respected, supported and understood. ADAS Mission To develop facilities and programs that provide opportunities to experience, understand Read more...

The Alberta Beach Ag. Society was formed in February 1975. Originally it was put in place to sponsor and promote horticultural and farming within the community through lectures, demonstrations, annual bench shows, farmers markets and 4H among other things. Today as our dedicated community has evolved, so too has the function of the Ag Society. We still promote and support “country values” by way of our farmers market, but we also offer other activities. We are proud to be a part of a long-standing community tradition known as Polynesian Days. It takes place in August and is attended by close Read more...

IT’S THROUGH WORKING TOGETHER THAT WE ENHANCE OUR RURAL EXPERIENCE AND LEAVE A LEGACY OF GREAT MEMORIES FOR OUR CHILDREN. PARTICIPATE AND VOLUNTEER IN YOUR COMMUNITY TO MAKE IT A BETTER PLACE FOR EVERYONE. THE ALDER FLATS COMMUNITY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY IS HERE TO PROVIDE RECREATION AND FELLOWSHIP WHILE MAINTAINING OUR COMMUNITY FACILITIES INCLUDING OUR COMMUNITY CENTRE, SKATING RINK, RODEO GROUNDS, CURLING RINK AND FITNESS CENTRE. In accordance with the Provincial and Federal government Covid19 Pandemic guidelines and restrictions, all public and private meetings held at the Alder Flats Community Centre are subject to restrictions. Please contact admin@alderflats.ca for more information Read more...

Mission Statement The Alix Agricultural Society encourages the development of activities for the betterment and improvement of the quality of life in the best interest of the rural and Alix community. Vision Strive to be active and sustainable agricultural society with strong membership, promoting community partnerships. …Supporting and providing facilities to encourage activities intended to enrich rural and small town lifestyles. Facilities Our 248 capacity hall area includes; tables and chairs, a full kitchen with 2 ranges, large cooler, plenty of counter space and an outdoor grill. The building also features handicap accessible bathrooms with showers. Outside we have 2 riding Read more...

Alliance Community Hall, 114 – 1st Street East,   Fully equipped kitchen and bar, Meeting/banquet/dance hall – Capacity 225, Rental rate – $300/day Read more...

Amisk Rec Centre – Since 1973 Amisk Community Hall – Since  1984   Mailing Address: Box 23 Amisk AB T0B 0B0 Read more...

The Andrew Ag Society is a registered non-profit group that benefits the community by providing events and healthy lifestyle opportunities for our members and area Andrew Arena Address:   5013-51Ave Andrew Community Centre:   5401-51 Ave Hockey Rink – 800 People Read more...

Commmunity Hall – 200 Seated People, Ball Diamonds, Ice Rink, (2) Playgrounds, Campsite The hall is located on along RR 647, right next to RR 102 in Woodlands County.   Read more...

Encouraging improvement in agriculture and quality of life by developing educational programs, events and facilities. Community Hall – 1195 Sq Ft, Occupany varies with use: dining; beverage; 88 main floor, 76 basement.     Read more...

Outdoor Riding/Rodeo Arena – 5000 Sq/Ft , Office Building – 800 Sq/Ft   Mailing Address: Box 55 Arrowwood, AB T0L 0B0 Read more...

In 1984, the Ashmont Ag Society formed with a vision of being able to host events, gatherings and embody community spirit. What had initially started as a small union has grown into so much more over the years. With past events in the community such as quad rallies, sled rallies, Malanka, community dances, buck of the season, and sporting events the opportunity has been exponential for community bonding. Not only do we bring together our neighbors but also our surrounding friends and communities.  We welcome family reunions, weddings, funerals and everyone who requires the use of a beautiful, clean and Read more...

In June 1952 the Athabasca District Agricultural Society was charted by law under the authority of the Agriculture Societies Act of Alberta and will be governed by the following regulations (Athabasca Agricultural Society By-Laws) in compliance with the Agriculture Societies Act of Alberta. Our volunteer presence in this community has been long active. Our objective of a Society is to encourage improvement in agriculture, and in the quality of life of persons living in an agriculture community by developing programs, services and facilities based on the needs of the agriculture community – as stated in the Agriculture Societies Act of Read more...

The Barons Agricultural Society is a non profit organization that provides for our community family friendly events and functions that help to bring the community together for fun and educational purposes.   We also rent out our community hall facility and allow other community organizations to use the space to help better our community.  New members and volunteers are always welcome to come join our great team of volunteers and members.  We take great pride in our community!! Community Hall – 209 Noble Street   Mailing Address: Box 98 Barons ALberta T0L 0G0 Read more...

The Society owns 13 acres of property within the Town of Barrhead. We have an outside rodeo arena with seating for 800 and a warm up pen close by. We have a spectator parking lot adjacent to the Ag Barn plus a few designated camping spots. Our Bablitz Exhibition Hall is located between the outdoor rodeo grounds and the meeting room/barn. We have recently built a large addition onto our hall, which houses restrooms and a full kitchen. This new facility can be rented out for large or small gatherings year round as it is fully heated. Our Agricultural Barn Read more...

The Bashaw Ag grounds are equipped with cattle barns, outdoor/indoor show rings, a race track, and rodeo facilities. Bashaw Agricultural Society Board Members meet the 2nd Monday of each month @ 7 p.m. President Karen Fankhanel – 780-781-0998 info@bashawagsociety.org For Bookings call BJ @ 403-963-4646 or email events@bashawagsociety.org Find us on Facebook at facebook.com/bashawagsociety.   Mailing Address: Box 607 Bashaw Alberta T0B 0H0 Read more...

The origin of the name Battle River comes from the Notikewin, the Hotchkiss, and the Meikle rivers. These three rivers are also referred to as the first, second and third battle rivers. History has it that a feud between the Cree and the Beaver Indians saw a battle on the small rivers hence the name Battle River! The Battle River Agricultural Society applied to the Minister of Agriculture the 26th day of June 1933 to gain society status under the Agricultural Societies Act. The application was submitted by 52 of the districts original residents. Today our Society is accountable to Read more...

Beaumont and District Agricultural Society (BADAS) Strengthening rural roots on the urban fringe of Alberta’s Capital Region. We support and enhance the quality of life for residents of the Town of Beaumont, Leduc County, and surrounding communities through the advancement of agricultural, recreational, and cultural opportunities.   50+ Members ~20,000 Residents Fully Owned Fairground at over 3 million ft2 Infrastructure investment approaching $1 million Fairground parcel of land (71.3 acres) on which the following are located: Community garden (100 plots) Equine Cross-Country Course (about 60 acres) Two 270′ x 130′ sand ring arenas with Announcer’s/Judge’s tower between them Pole barn Read more...

Operation of the Ryley Pool & Wellness Centre -this facility promotes active healthy living to members of our rural community and surrounding communities by providing swimming lessons, aqua size classes, public swimming & the equipment to accommodate fitness activities n conjunction with Alberta Health Services we provide rehabilitation & therapeutic programs for the community. As in previous year, we again grew a crop to sell as a fundraiser and as a way to promote and draw awareness to the importance of agriculture to our community. The Ryley Swimming Pool & Wellness Center features a 25m x 10m indoor pool with Read more...

Beaver Meadow Community Hall – 60’X100′, Outdoor Riding/Rodeo Arena Township 555-18 RR123 Read more...