Airdrie Children's Festival

Everything that is real, was imagined first.

–The Velveteen Rabbit

On May 26, 2018

We aim to enrich the lives of children and celebrate cultural differences of all kinds, all for free!

Once upon a time...

There is something about parenthood that gives us a sense of history and a deeply rooted desire to see our children’s imagination and sense of curiosity grow and thrive. We want the next generation to love learning, science, art and creativity. We want them to have the tools, the acceptance and the open-mindedness to be whatever they want to be. To do anything they desire.

The universe is vast. Still we know there is so much more that is unexplored, and that we don’t know. We want children to be willing to experiment, celebrate, cultivate and grow their character. We want them to be children who thrive on connections with those who are both similar and diverse in their cultural backgrounds.

Animated Children’s Musical “Sing” Chosen for Outdoor Movie

The Airdrie Children’s Festival Society announced that the 2016 animated musical SING will be on the big screen for the 2018 Airdrie Children’s Festival on Saturday, May 26th, 2018.

JUNO Award Nominees Bobs & Lolo to Headline Children’s Festival

The Airdrie Children’s Festival Society announced their performers line-up for the inaugural Airdrie Children’s Festival and headlining on the BMO Entertainment stage will be five-time JUNO nominees Bobs and Lolo.

Children’s Festival Coming To Airdrie

New local non-profit organization to cater to children Airdrie, Alta., January 16, 2018–Airdrie Children’s Festival Society (ACFS), a new local organization, is planning an event to enrich the lives of children and celebrate cultural differences. The Society, which is made up of a group of local residents, will host its inaugural event on May 26 at Nose Creek Park. “We...

Event

Airdrie Children’s Festival is about inspiring excellence in children. On May 26, our event will feature five distinct fun and learning components: the Children’s Village, an interactive fun and play area; the Inspiration Stations, interactive learning centres; Main Stage Entertainment featuring professional children’s entertainers and some local talent; City-Wide Workshops; and finishing off the day, an Outdoor Family Movie.

Everyone should have the opportunity to participate in something like this. It is not only an event in Airdrie for its residents but a chance to start new traditions and try new things. Come one, come all.