3 Best Places To See in Airdrie

“Bert Church Live Theatre is a performing arts venue in Airdrie, AB. The Live Theatre is conveniently located on the east side of Airdrie, next to Genesis Place and East Lake Park. The 377-seat venue offers a special chance for people to see famous performers up close in their own community. Bert Church Live Theatre features high-quality sound and lighting, a cozy small-city feel, free parking, and full wheelchair accessibility. The theatre also hosts performing arts classes and youth camps each year, as well as its annual show series, performing arts classes, and day camps for kids all year round.”

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“Nose Creek Valley Museum is one of the most well-known museums in Airdrie, Alberta. The museum was founded in 1987 as a permanent public organization. Nose Creek Valley Museum collects significant historical artifacts, some dating back to the late 18th century. The museum offers a fascinating look at the history of Airdrie, Nose Creek, and nearby areas. The Nose Creek Valley Museum aims to collect, preserve, exhibit, and interpret objects of cultural, historical, or social significance from the Nose Creek Valley area. The public is invited to explore these objects through educational programs and discovery.”

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“Ron Ebbesen Arena is home to minor hockey, Ringette, and skating clubs in Airdrie, Alberta. The Arena features two spacious ice surfaces: the Blue side with 460 seats and the Murray Buchanan side with 200 seats. Ron Ebbesen Arena has an upstairs area with 150 seats and a licensed lounge, including food service. The Pro Skate Shop provides skate-sharpening services. Visitors can enjoy both the sports events and the scenic views from the Arena. The facility has been evaluated to assess the community’s recreational needs. The Arena hosts two ice sheets for community use, including home ice for multiple local sports organizations.”

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