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It's Alberta Culture Days, and throughout September, we would like to celebrate it here and around Red Deer's backyard.
Red Deer has several beautiful and historic homes from the Allen Bungalow to the Parsons Residence. These homes come with a history
Have you had to chance to check out the Norwegian laft Hus? If not, then now is the time.
When we think of diners, its breakfast all day, Diner-Style French Fries, going back in time and best of all, milkshakes.
This Thursday, November 11, we would like to give tribute to the men and women who served in times of war, military conflict, and peace.
Two weeks ago, I had the good fortune to venture down to Parkland Gardens for their Back to the Roots Day alongside my aunt.
You will find art all over the city in many different forms. The Red Deer Arts Council supports and encourages literary, performing dance
The Red Deer Museum + Art Gallery (the MAG), showcases a variety of scheduled art and history-related exhibits.
“We are a multi-media storytelling company and our core business is storytelling,” says Mark Collings, President of Destination HISTORY.
Have you had a chance to visit the Cronquist House? If not, then make sure you take the time. It’s a beautiful Victorian-style farmhouse
To come to Red Deer and the surrounding communities is to visit an area filled with history, interesting people, memorable experiences.
Today you too can stop at the crossing to hear stories of the trailblazers have come before.
The Alberta Sports Hall of Fame is interactive and fun, exhibits are always changing with fresh history insight
If you want to know about Red Deer history – just ask an archivist.
Much like Nanaimo bars & butter tarts, puffed wheat squares are Canadian treasure, did you know that they are thought to be invented here?
It’s a perfectly gloomy afternoon to explore this quiet park crowded with old bones.
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