Along with its beautiful environment and friendly atmosphere, St. Albert offers some of the best attractions and exciting events in Alberta's Capital Region.
International Children's Festival
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St. Albert is one of the longest running children's festivals in North America, attracting over 59,000 participants this year during the last week of May.
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Rainmaker Rodeo & Exhibition
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As the kick-off to summer in St. Albert, the Rainmaker Rodeo & Exhibition attracts over 35,000 fans from in and around the Capital Region. Along with bull riding and bucking broncs, there is outstanding family entertainment and a multi-million dollar midway and showcase stage featuring multiple performers.
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Rock n' August
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As many as 50,000 participants come to St. Albert to enjoy Rock 'n August a week-long festival held to celebrate the rumbles of chrome pipes and the rim shots of classic Rock and Roll music.
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Outdoor and Indoor Farmers' Market
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The Outdoor Farmers' Market, held in downtown St. Albert, is Western Canada's largest outdoor farmers' market, attracting over 10,000 people every Saturday from July to September.
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St. Albert Botanic Park
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The St. Albert Botanic Park is a crown jewel in the heart of the city. The park is situated on 18 acres next to the Red Willow Trail, just a short walk east of City Hall. Its many display gardens of roses, daylilies, asiatic lilies, dahlias, perennials and lilacs attract more than 10,000 visitors each year.
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Heritage Sites
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Step into the past by visiting St. Albert's Heritage Sites.
Guided tours include: Father Lacombe Chapel, the oldest building in Alberta; St. Albert's Grain Elevator Park, featuring two grain elevators and a 1920s replica train station; and the Little White School, a two-room school house that brings you back to the days of learning in 1948.
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Art Drive 2009 - 2010
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From the art enthusiast to the first-time visitor, everyone can experience St. Albert's diverse, thriving art community through Art Drive. Several opportunities exist for you to get acquainted with St. Albert's artistic side.
View the 2009-2010 Art Drive Brochure. | |
