The Breton Agricultural Society is a community group in Breton Alberta. We host agricultural, community, and safety events through out the year to promote an active, inclusive community. Breton Ag Society operates the Breton Community Hall which is the hub of our community. 48 St Breton Alberta T0C 0P0 Curling Rink – 6750 Sq.Ft , Community Hall – 2500 Sq.Ft Read more...

Outdoor Hockey Rink – 1600 Sq Ft, Curling Rink – 10,800 Sq Ft Read more...

We represent and serve the residents of the Bruderheim community and surrounding area. The Bruderheim Agricultural Society was founded in 1972. The first project that the Society was involved in was the funding and building of the Bruderheim Agriculture Arena.  In September of 2016, after extensive renovations, the Arena was re-named the “Karol Maschmeyer Arena” to honour a founding member of the Bruderheim Ag Society.   We also recognize and thank Vic Schneider for years of dedication to our organization (1972- 2016).   Walker School AG Grounds Camp Grounds     Mailing Address Box 85 Bruderheim, AB T0B 0S0 Read more...

Curling Rink – Used for Farmers Market Area , Main Hall – 300 People, Small Hall – 160 People Read more...

  We are a tiny community with a big heart! We’ve created this page to keep you informed about what events are happening in our community! Community Hall – 5600 Sq.Ft , Outdoor Riding/Rodeo Arena Buffalo is a ghost town in Alberta, Canada. It is located on Highway 555, between Bindloss and Jenner, south of the Red Deer River, at an elevation of 720 metres. The community is located in census division No. 4 and in the federal riding of Medicine Hat.  Read more...

Burdett Arena   Read more...

Wanham is a small town, but we are big on having fun! In 1971 we held our first ever Wanham Plowing Match and here 50 years later we are still going strong and adding new events each year. Plowing competitions, Heavy Horse events such as log skid and the ever famous Horse Pulls, Barrel Racing, Pole Bending, Show Jumping, Beergardens, Camping, Modified Tractor pulls, Slo-Pitch Tournament, Mounted Shooters, Lawn Tractor Races, Bouncy Castles, Gold panning, Monster Truck Rides, Trick Riding, Face Painting, Lawn Games Central Peace Dino Dig, Tradeshow, Silent Auction, Live Entertainment and so much more – there really Read more...

Community Hall – 3564 sq. ft Outdoor Riding/Rodeo Arena – 22,000 Sq ft Seniors Rec Room – 910 Sq Ft. Library – 910 Sq Ft. Hall “B” – 1150 Sq Ft. Read more...

For more than 108 years, animals and agriculture have been at the heart of the Calgary Stampede.   Creating  inspiring, engaging and authentic western experiences, the Calgary Stampede connects agriculture and agri-food producers with consumers from around the world.  ABOUT CALGARY STAMPEDE AGRICULTURE Purpose: To preserve and celebrate our western heritage, cultures and community spirit. Our Vision: To create a world-class year-round gathering place for the community Agri-Food Vision: The Calgary Stampede creates inspiring experiences that connect the Agri-Food & Beverage industry to Calgarians and southern Albertans by facilitating and producing signature programs that build understanding between regional food producers and consumers. Western Events Read more...

Calmar is located in the heart of Alberta’s agriculture and oil field industries offering the very best of the Alberta Advantage. Our vibrant community is just 25 minutes southwest of the City of Edmonton, providing a rich quality of life found in a small town setting. Read more...

Curling Rink- 9661 Sq.Ft Archery Range       Read more...

The Cardston Agridome is a public event facility. Located on 20 acres in Southwest Alberta. We feature a heated indoor facility with a 100’X 200′ riding arena. a 200’X 40′ warmup/slidetrack. With stands, a concession area, and restrooms It also sports two outdoor arenas   Indoor Riding Arena – 4,000 Sq. Ft , Outdoor Riding/Rodeo Arena – 3,000 Sq.Ft, Barns – 65 Stalls   Location: Cardston Agridome 888 12 Street West Cardston, Alberta Mailing Address: Box 1051 Cardston, AB T0K 0K0 CANADA Contact: Read more...

We strive to enhance the quality of life in our community by: -encouraging improvements in agriculture -promoting the development of leadership -fostering respect for people & our environment -furthering education for all -to have more people involved -to increase our visibility -to assist community groups & projects -to provide opportunities for education Carmangay Ag. Society was charted under the Ag Societies Act of Alberta in July 1970 We Do Not Own or Operate any facilities Read more...

The Heartbeat of The Community We are a place to gather, to celebrate, to foster friendships and cherish the ones we have. Our space is a destination that promotes learning and growth, for those seeking community & connection. The Caroline Ag Society has been a community connector since 1953.  We have built up the facilities & recreation area, piece by piece over the last 60+ years to create a hub of activity for residents of Caroline and surrounding areas.  Our facilities are not just infrastructure; they are the heart of our Community. Created for all ages, for teams & clubs, Read more...

The Carseland Ag Society is responsible for maintaining community facilities including the Ball Diamonds, Rec Center and Hall. We also plan numerous community events throughout the year. Comm Hall, Recreation Center; Ball Diamond Read more...

he Carstairs Ag Society has been an active part of the community for 40 years. The object of a Society is to encourage improvement in agriculture and enhanced quality of life for persons living in the community by developing educational programs, events, services and facilities. VALUES Accountable- We are responsible to be active in our community Passionate about community development Respect for all segments of our Community Dedication to produce a difference each year MISSION Support and grow urban and agricultural community facilities, programs, and education VISION A growing organization providing community leadership Curling Rink – 10,920 Sq.Ft. Table/chair rental, Read more...

Mission statement The mission of the Castor & District Agricultural Society is to promote advances in agriculture and in the quality of life in our district by providing funding and leadership for programs, services and sustainable facilities based on the needs in our rural agricultural community. Vision Facilitating a positive social structure within an active and thriving rural agricultural community. Values We acknowledge and respect the importance of the rural and agricultural community within our provincial economy. We strive to be financially responsible, accountable and sustainable. We commit to conducting the business of our Society in a legal and ethical Read more...

Our organization offers many services to the public including: – Bingo -Curling -Kids Things (Moms & Tots classes) -Yoga Our hall/arena can also be rented for: – Funerals – Wakes – Weddings – Graduations – Birthdays – Meetings – Workshops Our large facility has something for everyone! Give us a call and find out for yourself!   Hockey/Skating Rink, Curling Rink, Community Hall – 250 Seating Read more...

  To encourage improvement in agriculture and enhanced quality of life for persons in the community by developing education, events, services and facilities. Hockey Rink, Curling Rink, Community Hall   Read more...