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See you again next year
Thank you, Alberta!
Under big Alberta skies, we spotlighted the stories, music, and spirit that bind us together and make Alberta unique. Thank you to everyone who came out to events in Calgary, Edmonton and communities across the province to help celebrate Alberta Day.
Alberta Day 2024 highlights
Colourful light display over Edmonton legislature grounds.
Concert at the Bandshell lower grounds of Edmonton Legislature.
Capoeira performance at Edmonton Legislature for Alberta Day 2024.
Kids playing a chess match with giant pieces - Alberta Day 2024.
Maharlika dancers at Alberta Day 2024
Royal Tyrrell Museum display at Alberta Day 2024.
Street performer entertains a young child for Alberta Day 2024.
Belly dance fusion - Fire dance performers.
Dragon dancers at Alberta Day 2024.
OG Jonah performs for an Alberta Day 2024 crowd.
Our spirit, culture and heritage
Alberta became a province on September 1, 1905.
In recognition of this anniversary and in celebration of our province’s unique spirit, culture and heritage, we have designated September 1 as Alberta Day.
