The Hythe & District Agricultural Society is a nonprofit charitable society that has a long history of supporting and promoting agriculture and involvement for the betterment of the community. Members of the organization are made up of local volunteers who devote their time and energy to the purpose of the Hythe & District Agricultural Society and the community overall. The Agricultural Society has provided various services and programs with a primary focus on family-oriented events and learning activities. Examples include hosting an Annual Agricultural Fair in the summer season, giving the community and visitors exposure to agriculture through a bench Read more...

Innisfail is a town in central Alberta, Canada. It is located in the Calgary-Edmonton Corridor, south of Red Deer at the junction of Highway 2 and Highway 54 A local community based association supporting agriculture in the Innisfail area through education, youth sponsorship & leadership. A small but dedicated group of volunteers with deep roots in our rural community who feel strongly that the Ag Society provides a vital service to our agricultural community. Each year we organize the Grade Five Farm Tour wherein students from both the Innisfail Middle school and St. Marguerite Catholic school spend a day visiting Read more...

The Village of Innisfree is a rural community of 223 residents and business owners, that is located within the County of Minburn. The Village is located just off Highway 16, mid-way between the Town of Vegreville and the Town of Vermilion.   Read more...

The Irma Agricultural Society is a not-for-profit organization designed to foster leadership support, financial support, and community support through recreational activities, summer events and seminars. Agricultural Societies encourage the improvement of agriculture and quality of life for persons living in an agricultural community by developing programs, services, and facilities, based upon the needs of the agricultural community. Arena & Ag. Hall   Read more...

The Irricana and District Agricultural Society has been serving Irricana and surrounding communities since 1984. The Irricana and District Agricultural Society operates and maintains the Irricana Recreation Complex, as well as The Irricana Campground and Bev Macdonald Rodeo Grounds located in Founders Park. The Rec Complex includes meeting rooms, a dance studio, four sheet curling rink, full concession and lounge. During the winter the four-sheet curling rink is home to the Irricana Curling Club. The Bev Macdonald Rodeo Grounds is home to the Irricana Riding and Roping Club who host regular gymkhanas during the summer. The Irricana Campground runs seasonally Read more...

Irvine is a hamlet in Alberta, Canada within Cypress County. It is located approximately 35km east of Medicine Hat on Highway 1 and has an elevation of 763m. A settlement developed around a trading post, and became known as 20 Mile Post – 20 miles from the next trading post at Medicine Hat. It later was renamed Irvine in honour of Colonel A. Irvine, a commissioner of the North-West Mounted Police who served with General F.D. Middleton during the North-West Rebellion of 1885.   Read more...

Our mission is to support activities that improve the quality of life in our rural community. Community Hall – 2855 Sq Ft/100 People   Read more...

VISION: In the future we hope to see the KAC Agricultural Society continuing to support our local membership in any way that will enhance our quality of living in our rural surroundings and provide educational opportunities. We would like to be of assistance in keeping our local school open and our children active in sports and recreation MISSION: The KAC Agricultural Society is in existence to enhance and preserve the rural lifestyle and quality of life for people in the KAC community. We propose to help whenever possible with the education and personal development of our youth. We plan to Read more...

Killam Ag Society is a non-profit, volunteer based board. Responsible for the Agriplex and Memorial Arena, operations are managed by the Recreation Board. November 29,1972 the Killam & Distract Agricultural Society was reinstated to apply for grants for the additional development of the building. With these grants, funds from generous donations and countless hours of volunteer work, the Killam Agriplex was opened on January 1,1974 Hockey Rink – 31,632 Sq.Ft, Multiplex , Swimming Pool – 150 People   Read more...

Event hall, meeting room, gym, workout room, sauna, library, agricultural grounds, building and arena. Community Hall – 8,900 Sq.Ft , Outdoor Riding/Rodeo Arena – 600 Seats , Gym- 4,000 Sq. Ft , Meeting Room, Change Rooms, Exercise Room – 4000 Sq.Ft Weekly Tuesday night Bingo run by our Rec & Ag Society   https://www.facebook.com/KinsellaCommunityCentre/ Read more...

The Kitscoty & District Agricultural Society was founded in 1972. We’re an Umbrella organization to foster the betterment of our community by providing opportunity, leadership & advancement of rural initiatives. We provide funding to our groups to improve   Arena – 5018-51 ST Hall 5202-51 sT   Read more...

The La Crete Heritage Centre is managed by the La Crete Agricultural Society. The Heritage Centre has four rooms that can be rented for community, family and business events. The Agricultural Society also operates the La Crete Mennonite Heritage Village (museum), organizes community events, and supports agricultural initiatives The La Crete Mennonite Heritage Village consists of 25 buildings, a ferry, saw mill, many farm implements and artifacts. Open for tours May – September. Community Hall – 15,000 Sq Ft Museum Village – 10 Acres Read more...

The Ag. Society is responsible for managing the daily operations of the skating arena, curling rink, and the adjoining sports grounds as well as providing recreational opportunities within the community. Read more...

This is a meeting place and spot for sharing of information among Lac Bellevue members. We are simply looking for another way to keep in contact with members and help you get the most out your Society   Facilities: Community Hall     Read more...

The Lac La Biche Agricultural Society provides dynamic leadership and vision as a vital contributor of community development in Lac La Biche County. The Society practices economic self-sufficiency and accountability. Our activities include an annual agricultural exhibition, educational events and courses on agricultural topics, sponsoring local youth 4-H clubs, scholarships to individual students attending post-secondary studies in an agricultural or related field, and providing opportunities for artisans to display and market their products. We’re dedicated to providing valuable services to the Lac La Biche community.   Community Hall – 84’X175, Outdoor Riding/Rodeo Arena – 50’X200′, Outdoor Pavillion – 40’X90′   Read more...

( Previously known as Central Alberta Agricultural Society ) We are a non-profit organization located in Lacombe, Alberta. We host and support agricultural related events in our community. There are many facilities available for rent, check out our website for more information! Did you know that the Lacombe and District Agricultural Society represents over a thousand farmers, ranchers and agriculturalists throughout Lacombe County? We are woven together like threads in a rope and have been able to further strengthen Central Alberta. Outdoor Riding/Rodeo Arena, Sales Pavilion + Show Barn, Cold 4 Barns and 1 Wash Barns, Heated Wash Barn, Scale House Read more...

We are a non-profit organization situated on the south side of Pigeon Lake and dedicated to the quality of life for everyone in our community. Founded in 1973, the Society’s members were largely made up of people with an agricultural background.  Over the years, the membership has developed into a more balanced community made up of families that have moved into the area to either retire or work.  For this reason, the Society has grown to be more diverse in its programming and events to accommodate this change. Annual membership fees are $10.00 per person which gives you added benefits Read more...

VISION STATEMENT “The Lamont & District Agricultural Society offers a fun, family spirit to enhance the diversification to our rural and urban communities.”   Conrad Schinkinger Memorial Grounds including outdoor Arena and Demo Derby Park     Read more...

Exhibition Park, also known as Lethbridge & District Exhibition, the fourth oldest Agriculture Society in Alberta. Since the first fair in 1897, it has hosted more than a century of agriculture, trade shows, midways, rodeos, sporting events, and numerous special events. Exhibition Park is governed by a Board of Directors representing members of the community. Read more...

Incorporated in 1972. Primary focus has been operating a full-service hockey arena since 1979.   NW-19-61-01-W5 Hockey Rink – 35,000 Sq Ft, Curling Rink – 2 Sheets , Community Hall – 250 People     Read more...