Community

This week’s column is about some amazing programming coming to Airdrie Public Library in May.

Exercise in community spirit.

“Not all youth are part of every sports team or doing all of the other extracurriculars, but they know they want to be doing something, and volunteering or acts of service is such a beautiful way for them to feel that connection to their peers and to their community."

Less than one per cent of sarcoma diagnosis, which equates to only 200 world wide, have received the diagnosis of CIC – Rearranged Sarcoma, and Katie is one of them, according to a press release.

“Open Mic nights build community and culture in Airdrie. For a city with minimum live music venues (with a stage etc), there is sure a lot to talk about with this burgeoning music scene.”

High school graduation season is back as RVS reveal 2024 ceremony dates.

Their final show, Big & Bold, on May 11 will feature the Overture to Die Fledermaus, Brahms Symphony #1, and Paul Creston's Fantasy for Trombone & Orchestra. 

The City of Airdrie is hosting numerous events from May 3 to 6.

State & Main is partnering with Airdrie Health Foundation to support the "Pregnancy & Beyond Program."

Bike sales are back at the Recycle Depot. Adult bikes are $20, and youth bikes $10. Card payments only—no cash. Details at www.airdrie.ca/bikesale . Donating a bike? Drop off bikes (in good working condition) at the Recycle Depot.