Moving through the wide corridors of the museum, you can almost hear the clip-clopping of hooves, the rumble of wooden wheels, and the sharp snap... More Information

Like all towns in southern Alberta, Claresholm has a history and a story all its own. The Claresholm and District Museum has been the gatekeeper,... More Information

Driving through the Crowsnest Pass is an eerie and ethereal experience for a stretch of two kilometers. Piled high on both sides of Highway 3 around... More Information

The speakers above the arena are one of the few indications that you’re still in the 21 st century. Music fills the air, a soundtrack of old-timey... More Information

The minute you step into the lobby of the Empress Theatre in Fort Macleod, you know you’re in a really special place. The... More Information

The Museum of the Highwood is located at 406 First Street S.W. in downtown High River, Alberta. The former CPR... More Information

Lethbridge boasts an extensive urban parks system of more than 100 parks and natural areas – 1,740 hectares (4,300 acres) and more than 140... More Information

Stories unfolding...

If a picture is worth a thousand words, the stories this building... More Information

One of the best ways to get a feel for a city is to simply wander through the streets of its downtown. A great city always has a vibrant... More Information

Can shopping be both enjoyable and convenient? Yes, it can – when it happens at Centre Village Mall.

Located... More Information

Before there was an Alberta; before there were red-coated Mounties; there was a Whoop Up!

Fort Whoop Up was founded by American... More Information

As you venture east from Milk River the prairie seems to widen, urging you ever forward with the promise of something breathtaking. Mother Nature... More Information

Every town has a story. The richly layered tale of Okotoks in days gone by is beautifully expressed in an impressive collection of artifacts... More Information

Long before cars zipped about on paved streets, the railway station was the hub of transportation in Okotoks. The first station in town was... More Information

Once upon a time, the landscape in southern Alberta was speckled with grain elevators that stood proud against the prairie sky. Threshing machines... More Information

The story and history of southwest Alberta’s First Nations people is as intricately tied to the landscape as the grassland itself. Blackfoot... More Information

Originally built in 1902 as a two room home, this house was purchased by Andreas Michelsen, a Danish immigrant and active member of the Church... More Information