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Canada Day celebration and fireworks
Canada Day celebration and fireworks
July 1, 2024
Various locations across Airdrie
On July 1, Airdrie will be celebrating Canada Day with events taking place throughout the city in various locations.
Non-profit organizations, businesses, groups or individuals looking to participate, plan or volunteer with Canada Day, please email specialevents@airdrie.ca.
Canada Day Breakfast
City Hall
8 - 10 a.m.
Hosted by Kin Club of Airdrie
Canada Day will kick off with a FREE breakfast stacked full of pancakes for the community to enjoy. There will be a 50/50 raffle and donations are welcomed as this is a fundraiser for community non-profits.
Canada Day Parade
10 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Downtown Airdrie
Hosted by Airdrie Parades
The first Canada Day parade was organized by the Airdrie Pro Rodeo committee in 1967 and currently organized by non-profit organization Airdrie Parades. Watch up to 100 floats gliding throughout the streets joined by 30,000 parade goers. Grab your blankets, lawn chairs and refreshments to enjoy the variety of unique displays. Don't forget to wear red and white! register your float with Airdrie Parades.
Multicultural celebration
1 - 6 p.m.
Nose Creek Regional Park
A multicultural celebration is currently being organized by several community non-profit organizations and residents. If you are interested to showcase your culture at the celebration or to be involved, please contact specialevents@airdrie.ca.
Airdrie Pro Rodeo
June 28 - July 1
2:30 - 10 p.m.
Airdrie Rodeo Grounds
Hosted by Airdrie Rodeo Ranch Association
Enjoy the Airdrie Pro Rodeo! Immerse yourself in cowboy culture with an action-packed schedule of events. Visit Airdrie Pro Rodeo for more information.
This annual event is organized by the Airdrie Rodeo Ranch Association, a not-for-profit, 100 per cent volunteer driven group of passionate community members who are committed to preserving our rural roots and promoting our great community.
Canada Day Fireworks
10:45 - 11:05 p.m.
Chinook Winds Regional Park
Hosted by City of Airdrie
As part of a tradition, Canada Day will end with a fireworks display lighting up the sky. A 20-minute brilliant and dazzling artistic light performance to be enjoyed by all. Grab blankets, lawn chairs and refreshments to watch the show.