Alberta first became a province on September 1, 1905. To recognize the anniversary, September 1st has been designated as Alberta Day! Honour our province’s unique culture, spirit, and heritage at one of these fantastic Alberta Day Celebrations – everyone’s invited!
Alberta Day Celebrations
Alberta Day in Fort Saskatchewan
August 31 | Visit the Fort Heritage Precinct for free cultural performances and entertainment, history-based activities, free hot dogs and drinks, pop-up play activities at the Legacy Park Natural Playground, and a vendor alley. Plus, enjoy free access to the city’s Culture and Recreation facilities throughout the day.
Alberta Day at the Legislature
September 1 | Head to the the Alberta Legislature Grounds for a full day of fun including tours, a marketplace, Kids Zone, cultural performances, food trucks, PLUS a free concert from Scenic Route to Alaska followed by a spectacular drone show to wrap up the evening!
Alberta Day Celebration in Spruce Grove
September 1 | Celebrate the province’s 119th Anniversary with a special performance from the Canadian Forces SkyHawks military parachute team (subject to weather), plus musical entertainment with Martina Dawn, family-friendly games and activities, food trucks, and more.
