The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and  8 a.m.-8:00 p.m. on the First Friday of every month.

In May 2023, the RCMP marks its 150th anniversary of service to the public and our country. This major historical milestone is a chance to reflect on its storied past and show pride while also continuing on the path to a more modern, inclusive and trusted RCMP.

In recognition of this milestone, the Red Deer RCMP are hosting a small Pop-Up Museum that features archival photos and posters, old uniforms, weapons, and other interesting pieces from the personal collections of current and retired Members of the Red Deer RCMP.

We invite you to visit this family-friendly display over the first two weeks of June. Admission is free and all are welcome!

Weekdays:
June 5-9 & 12-16
9 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Saturday:
June 10
11 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and  8 a.m.-8:00 p.m. on the First Friday of every month.

In May 2023, the RCMP marks its 150th anniversary of service to the public and our country. This major historical milestone is a chance to reflect on its storied past and show pride while also continuing on the path to a more modern, inclusive and trusted RCMP.

In recognition of this milestone, the Red Deer RCMP are hosting a small Pop-Up Museum that features archival photos and posters, old uniforms, weapons, and other interesting pieces from the personal collections of current and retired Members of the Red Deer RCMP.

We invite you to visit this family-friendly display over the first two weeks of June. Admission is free and all are welcome!

Weekdays:
June 5-9 & 12-16
9 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Saturday:
June 10
11 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and  8 a.m.-8:00 p.m. on the First Friday of every month.

In May 2023, the RCMP marks its 150th anniversary of service to the public and our country. This major historical milestone is a chance to reflect on its storied past and show pride while also continuing on the path to a more modern, inclusive and trusted RCMP.

In recognition of this milestone, the Red Deer RCMP are hosting a small Pop-Up Museum that features archival photos and posters, old uniforms, weapons, and other interesting pieces from the personal collections of current and retired Members of the Red Deer RCMP.

We invite you to visit this family-friendly display over the first two weeks of June. Admission is free and all are welcome!

Weekdays:
June 5-9 & 12-16
9 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Saturday:
June 10
11 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and  8 a.m.-8:00 p.m. on the First Friday of every month.

In May 2023, the RCMP marks its 150th anniversary of service to the public and our country. This major historical milestone is a chance to reflect on its storied past and show pride while also continuing on the path to a more modern, inclusive and trusted RCMP.

In recognition of this milestone, the Red Deer RCMP are hosting a small Pop-Up Museum that features archival photos and posters, old uniforms, weapons, and other interesting pieces from the personal collections of current and retired Members of the Red Deer RCMP.

We invite you to visit this family-friendly display over the first two weeks of June. Admission is free and all are welcome!

Weekdays:
June 5-9 & 12-16
9 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Saturday:
June 10
11 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and  8 a.m.-8:00 p.m. on the First Friday of every month.

In May 2023, the RCMP marks its 150th anniversary of service to the public and our country. This major historical milestone is a chance to reflect on its storied past and show pride while also continuing on the path to a more modern, inclusive and trusted RCMP.

In recognition of this milestone, the Red Deer RCMP are hosting a small Pop-Up Museum that features archival photos and posters, old uniforms, weapons, and other interesting pieces from the personal collections of current and retired Members of the Red Deer RCMP.

We invite you to visit this family-friendly display over the first two weeks of June. Admission is free and all are welcome!

Weekdays:
June 5-9 & 12-16
9 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Saturday:
June 10
11 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Enjoy various tasty offerings from several local food trucks down in Capstone! This event will run every Friday (weather dependent) from May 19th through to the end of September.

Participating Food Trucks are as follows: 

• Queen Bees
• Simple Spice
• Holy Moly Mini Donuts
• 3 Pink Flamingo 

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and  8 a.m.-8:00 p.m. on the First Friday of every month.

In May 2023, the RCMP marks its 150th anniversary of service to the public and our country. This major historical milestone is a chance to reflect on its storied past and show pride while also continuing on the path to a more modern, inclusive and trusted RCMP.

In recognition of this milestone, the Red Deer RCMP are hosting a small Pop-Up Museum that features archival photos and posters, old uniforms, weapons, and other interesting pieces from the personal collections of current and retired Members of the Red Deer RCMP.

We invite you to visit this family-friendly display over the first two weeks of June. Admission is free and all are welcome!

Weekdays:
June 5-9 & 12-16
9 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Saturday:
June 10
11 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Come join us at Parkland and enjoy Indigenous Culture: Indigenous Artisan Mini-Market, Red Deer Native Friendship Society, KIDS Story telling and crafts, Mini-PowWow by Red Deer Indigenous Dance Troupe. 

CoffeeStream will have hot and cold beverages along with light desserts available to purchase. 

Check out our website at www.parklandgarden.ca  

In May 2023, the RCMP marks its 150th anniversary of service to the public and our country. This major historical milestone is a chance to reflect on its storied past and show pride while also continuing on the path to a more modern, inclusive and trusted RCMP.

In recognition of this milestone, the Red Deer RCMP are hosting a small Pop-Up Museum that features archival photos and posters, old uniforms, weapons, and other interesting pieces from the personal collections of current and retired Members of the Red Deer RCMP.

We invite you to visit this family-friendly display over the first two weeks of June. Admission is free and all are welcome!

Saturday:
June 10
11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.

Weekdays:
June 5-9 & 12-16
9:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

Formerly called the Red Deer River Cleanup, this annual spring initiative draws volunteers from across the city to join together to keep the Red Deer River, tributary creeks, and surrounding green spaces litter-free.

To volunteer, arrive at the Kerry Wood Nature Centre any time between noon and 1:00 p.m. to get your supplies and assigned a cleanup route. Return to the Kerry Wood Nature Centre between 2:00 and 3:00 p.m.

Light refreshments and a prize raffle to follow cleanup!

Over $1500 in prizes, including two grand prizes donated by NOVA Chemicals. Each grand prize consists of one full size patio heater. Other prizes donated by INEOS Canada Partnership and Friends of the Kerry Wood Nature Centre. This event is made possible thanks to the support of the City of Red Deer.

Inspired by the land, water and sky and filmed against the backdrop of Alberta's beautiful landscapes, Wandering With Wonder uses the arts to reconnect people with nature. Can't attend RDSO's season finale? Join us for this FREE screening of Wandering With Wonder and a meet-and-greet with some of the artists featured in the film!

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and  8 a.m.-8:00 p.m. on the First Friday of every month.

In May 2023, the RCMP marks its 150th anniversary of service to the public and our country. This major historical milestone is a chance to reflect on its storied past and show pride while also continuing on the path to a more modern, inclusive and trusted RCMP.

In recognition of this milestone, the Red Deer RCMP are hosting a small Pop-Up Museum that features archival photos and posters, old uniforms, weapons, and other interesting pieces from the personal collections of current and retired Members of the Red Deer RCMP.

We invite you to visit this family-friendly display over the first two weeks of June. Admission is free and all are welcome!

Weekdays:
June 5-9 & 12-16
9 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Saturday:
June 10
11 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and  8 a.m.-8:00 p.m. on the First Friday of every month.

In May 2023, the RCMP marks its 150th anniversary of service to the public and our country. This major historical milestone is a chance to reflect on its storied past and show pride while also continuing on the path to a more modern, inclusive and trusted RCMP.

In recognition of this milestone, the Red Deer RCMP are hosting a small Pop-Up Museum that features archival photos and posters, old uniforms, weapons, and other interesting pieces from the personal collections of current and retired Members of the Red Deer RCMP.

We invite you to visit this family-friendly display over the first two weeks of June. Admission is free and all are welcome!

Weekdays:
June 5-9 & 12-16
9 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Saturday:
June 10
11 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and  8 a.m.-8:00 p.m. on the First Friday of every month.

In May 2023, the RCMP marks its 150th anniversary of service to the public and our country. This major historical milestone is a chance to reflect on its storied past and show pride while also continuing on the path to a more modern, inclusive and trusted RCMP.

In recognition of this milestone, the Red Deer RCMP are hosting a small Pop-Up Museum that features archival photos and posters, old uniforms, weapons, and other interesting pieces from the personal collections of current and retired Members of the Red Deer RCMP.

We invite you to visit this family-friendly display over the first two weeks of June. Admission is free and all are welcome!

Weekdays:
June 5-9 & 12-16
9 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Saturday:
June 10
11 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and  8 a.m.-8:00 p.m. on the First Friday of every month.

In May 2023, the RCMP marks its 150th anniversary of service to the public and our country. This major historical milestone is a chance to reflect on its storied past and show pride while also continuing on the path to a more modern, inclusive and trusted RCMP.

In recognition of this milestone, the Red Deer RCMP are hosting a small Pop-Up Museum that features archival photos and posters, old uniforms, weapons, and other interesting pieces from the personal collections of current and retired Members of the Red Deer RCMP.

We invite you to visit this family-friendly display over the first two weeks of June. Admission is free and all are welcome!

Weekdays:
June 5-9 & 12-16
9 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Saturday:
June 10
11 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and  8 a.m.-8:00 p.m. on the First Friday of every month.

In May 2023, the RCMP marks its 150th anniversary of service to the public and our country. This major historical milestone is a chance to reflect on its storied past and show pride while also continuing on the path to a more modern, inclusive and trusted RCMP.

In recognition of this milestone, the Red Deer RCMP are hosting a small Pop-Up Museum that features archival photos and posters, old uniforms, weapons, and other interesting pieces from the personal collections of current and retired Members of the Red Deer RCMP.

We invite you to visit this family-friendly display over the first two weeks of June. Admission is free and all are welcome!

Weekdays:
June 5-9 & 12-16
9 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Saturday:
June 10
11 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and  8 a.m.-8:00 p.m. on the First Friday of every month.

In May 2023, the RCMP marks its 150th anniversary of service to the public and our country. This major historical milestone is a chance to reflect on its storied past and show pride while also continuing on the path to a more modern, inclusive and trusted RCMP.

In recognition of this milestone, the Red Deer RCMP are hosting a small Pop-Up Museum that features archival photos and posters, old uniforms, weapons, and other interesting pieces from the personal collections of current and retired Members of the Red Deer RCMP.

We invite you to visit this family-friendly display over the first two weeks of June. Admission is free and all are welcome!

Weekdays:
June 5-9 & 12-16
9 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Saturday:
June 10
11 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Enjoy various tasty offerings from several local food trucks down in Capstone! This event will run every Friday (weather dependent) from May 19th through to the end of September.

Participating Food Trucks are as follows: 

• Queen Bees
• Simple Spice
• Holy Moly Mini Donuts
• 3 Pink Flamingo 

Ride your bike, jump on a scooter - however you get there - be sure to head down to check out the Capstone Night Market. Overlooking the Red Deer River at Canada 150 Square, the market is set to run on Friday May 19th from from 5-9:30pm. This twinkly event will come to life in the Capstone area (formerly known as Cronquist Business Park).
There will be food trucks on site, live entertainment with local musical talent. Rounding out the market is over 50 unique, one of a kind artisan vendors, creators & producers.

Kick it to the Curb is a city-wide event to help Red Deerians reduce and reuse. Place your unwanted but usable items at the front of your property marked with a ‘FREE’ sign. Then explore curbsides around the city to find new-to-you treasures that are marked with a ‘FREE’ sign. 

Kick it to the Curb is held the third full weekend of the month from May through October.

Safety

Health Canada advises you to be aware of the potential risks of acquiring second-hand items. Learn more about what items to avoid, such as car seats, helmets, and some toys.

Giving items away

• ‌Place unwanted, sanitized items at the front of your property. 
• Mark items with the word "FREE" using masking tape, stickers, or FREE tags (pdf) .
• Ensure anything you want to keep is well away from your give-away items.
• 'Advertise' your items on social media using #RDKickIt2023
• At the end of the weekend bring any uncollected items back into your home. They can be donated to a charity such as Habitat for Humanity, sold or given away on websites such as Kijiji and Freecycle.

Taking items

• Take only the items at the curb marked "FREE".
• Respect property; don't walk or drive on lawns or gardens.
• Don't discard items on another property.
• Sanitize items before bringing them into your home.

Trash to Treasure Swap Meet

Kerry Wood Nature Centre hosts a Trash to Treasure Swap Meet on the same weekends as Kick it to the Curb. On these weekends take your small, usable items to Kerry Wood Nature Centre and browse for new-to-you treasures. The Swap Meet runs from 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. for the May - August events and 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. for the September - October events. No large pieces of furniture, please. Contact Waskasoo Environmental Education Society for more information.

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and  8 a.m.-8:00 p.m. on the First Friday of every month.

June 17, 2023 5:30 to 11pm 

Axe Throwing Event 18+

$50 axe throwing/meal (includes 1 drink)

$30 meal only ( includes 1 drink)

Extra drinks available for purchase

Must RSVP spot by June 10

Call Tenessa at 403-347-4424 

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and  8 a.m.-8:00 p.m. on the First Friday of every month.

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and  8 a.m.-8:00 p.m. on the First Friday of every month.

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and  8 a.m.-8:00 p.m. on the First Friday of every month.

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and  8 a.m.-8:00 p.m. on the First Friday of every month.

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and  8 a.m.-8:00 p.m. on the First Friday of every month.

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and  8 a.m.-8:00 p.m. on the First Friday of every month.

Enjoy various tasty offerings from several local food trucks down in Capstone! This event will run every Friday (weather dependent) from May 19th through to the end of September.

Participating Food Trucks are as follows: 

• Queen Bees
• Simple Spice
• Holy Moly Mini Donuts
• 3 Pink Flamingo 

Ever wonder where your dairy products come from? 

Free hot and healthy breakfast

Barn tours

Robotic Cow Milking Display

Kids Activities

(Please leave your pets at home)

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and  8 a.m.-8:00 p.m. on the First Friday of every month.

GrammaLink-Africa is Celebrating our 15th Anniversary with " Everything Rhubarb"

Saturday, June 24, 2023 1:30pm -3:00pm

Gaetz Memorial United Church  Red Deer- 4758 Ross Street

Join us for Rhubarb Pie with Icecream and Coffee /Tea 

$8 per person  - You and a Friend $15 

Rhubarb Bake Table  -  Merchandise Table  -  Prizes   -  Grammalink-Africa Fashions

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and  8 a.m.-8:00 p.m. on the First Friday of every month.

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and  8 a.m.-8:00 p.m. on the First Friday of every month.

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and  8 a.m.-8:00 p.m. on the First Friday of every month.

Join us on the Ross Street Patio for free live music.

Keep up to date on what artists are performing on the patio at our website! Upcoming Events – Downtown Red Deer Business Association

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and  8 a.m.-8:00 p.m. on the First Friday of every month.

Join us on the Ross Street Patio for free live music.

Keep up to date on what artists are performing on the patio at our website! Upcoming Events – Downtown Red Deer Business Association

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and  8 a.m.-8:00 p.m. on the First Friday of every month.

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and  8 a.m.-8:00 p.m. on the First Friday of every month.

Enjoy various tasty offerings from several local food trucks down in Capstone! This event will run every Friday (weather dependent) from May 19th through to the end of September.

Participating Food Trucks are as follows: 

• Queen Bees
• Simple Spice
• Holy Moly Mini Donuts
• 3 Pink Flamingo 

Enjoy various tasty offerings from several local food trucks down in Capstone! This event will run every Friday (weather dependent) from May 19th through to the end of September.

Participating Food Trucks are as follows: 

• Queen Bees
• Simple Spice
• Holy Moly Mini Donuts
• 3 Pink Flamingo 

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 

Enjoy various tasty offerings from several local food trucks down in Capstone! This event will run every Friday (weather dependent) from May 19th through to the end of September.

Participating Food Trucks are as follows: 

• Queen Bees
• Simple Spice
• Holy Moly Mini Donuts
• 3 Pink Flamingo 

Ride your bike, jump on a scooter - however you get there - be sure to head down to check out the Capstone Night Market. Overlooking the Red Deer River at Canada 150 Square, the market is set to run on Friday May 19th from from 5-9:30pm. This twinkly event will come to life in the Capstone area (formerly known as Cronquist Business Park).

There will be food trucks on site, live entertainment with local musical talent. Rounding out the market is over 50 unique, one of a kind artisan vendors, creators & producers.

Kick it to the Curb is a city-wide event to help Red Deerians reduce and reuse. Place your unwanted but usable items at the front of your property marked with a ‘FREE’ sign. Then explore curbsides around the city to find new-to-you treasures that are marked with a ‘FREE’ sign. 

Kick it to the Curb is held the third full weekend of the month from May through October.

Safety

Health Canada advises you to be aware of the potential risks of acquiring second-hand items. Learn more about what items to avoid, such as car seats, helmets, and some toys.

Giving items away

• ‌Place unwanted, sanitized items at the front of your property. 
• Mark items with the word "FREE" using masking tape, stickers, or FREE tags (pdf) .
• Ensure anything you want to keep is well away from your give-away items.
• 'Advertise' your items on social media using #RDKickIt2023
• At the end of the weekend bring any uncollected items back into your home. They can be donated to a charity such as Habitat for Humanity, sold or given away on websites such as Kijiji and Freecycle.

Taking items

• Take only the items at the curb marked "FREE".
• Respect property; don't walk or drive on lawns or gardens.
• Don't discard items on another property.
• Sanitize items before bringing them into your home.

Trash to Treasure Swap Meet

Kerry Wood Nature Centre hosts a Trash to Treasure Swap Meet on the same weekends as Kick it to the Curb. On these weekends take your small, usable items to Kerry Wood Nature Centre and browse for new-to-you treasures. The Swap Meet runs from 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. for the May - August events and 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. for the September - October events. No large pieces of furniture, please. Contact Waskasoo Environmental Education Society for more information.

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 

Enjoy various tasty offerings from several local food trucks down in Capstone! This event will run every Friday (weather dependent) from May 19th through to the end of September.

Participating Food Trucks are as follows: 

• Queen Bees
• Simple Spice
• Holy Moly Mini Donuts
• 3 Pink Flamingo 

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 

The Futility Index photo series depicts the limitations and possibilities of physical balance. Utilizing an array of household, industrial, constructed, and natural materials, Emily intricately balanced and photographed hanging assemblages.  Although the works depict intricate balance, they draw from Emily’s appreciation for the tense, unstable, and absurd forces within each of us. /  Emily Promise Allison is a conceptual artist whose work activates curiosity; she regards the imagination as a fundamental sense. / Gallery hours Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 

Enjoy various tasty offerings from several local food trucks down in Capstone! This event will run every Friday (weather dependent) from May 19th through to the end of September.

Participating Food Trucks are as follows: 

• Queen Bees
• Simple Spice
• Holy Moly Mini Donuts
• 3 Pink Flamingo 

Ride your bike, jump on a scooter - however you get there - be sure to head down to check out the Capstone Night Market. Overlooking the Red Deer River at Canada 150 Square, the market is set to run on Friday May 19th from from 5-9:30pm. This twinkly event will come to life in the Capstone area (formerly known as Cronquist Business Park).

There will be food trucks on site, live entertainment with local musical talent. Rounding out the market is over 50 unique, one of a kind artisan vendors, creators & producers.

Join us on the Ross Street Patio for free live music.

Keep up to date on what artists are performing on the patio at our website! Upcoming Events – Downtown Red Deer Business Association

Join us on the Ross Street Patio for free live music.

Keep up to date on what artists are performing on the patio at our website! Upcoming Events – Downtown Red Deer Business Association

Enjoy various tasty offerings from several local food trucks down in Capstone! This event will run every Friday (weather dependent) from May 19th through to the end of September.

Participating Food Trucks are as follows: 

• Queen Bees
• Simple Spice
• Holy Moly Mini Donuts
• 3 Pink Flamingo 

Enjoy various tasty offerings from several local food trucks down in Capstone! This event will run every Friday (weather dependent) from May 19th through to the end of September.

Participating Food Trucks are as follows: 

• Queen Bees
• Simple Spice
• Holy Moly Mini Donuts
• 3 Pink Flamingo 

August 18 is officially Never Give Up Day! The city of Red Deer joins community members in celebrating Never Give Up Day on August 18th, 2023. Never Give Up Day is a celebration focused on cultivating a mindset of determination and highlights the unbelievable power of individuals who simply refuse to give in to life's challenges. 
Never Give Up Day provides a common platform that inspires individuals and professionals to organize virtual and physical events to take place on a local or national scale. The Mayoral proclamation signals the city's role in recognizing the importance of perseverance and encourages awareness-raising activities. On Never Give Up Day we praise those who have won and achieved great things, and we admire those who struggle and know no despair. 

Enjoy various tasty offerings from several local food trucks down in Capstone! This event will run every Friday (weather dependent) from May 19th through to the end of September.

Participating Food Trucks are as follows: 

• Queen Bees
• Simple Spice
• Holy Moly Mini Donuts
• 3 Pink Flamingo 

Kick it to the Curb is a city-wide event to help Red Deerians reduce and reuse. Place your unwanted but usable items at the front of your property marked with a ‘FREE’ sign. Then explore curbsides around the city to find new-to-you treasures that are marked with a ‘FREE’ sign. 

Kick it to the Curb is held the third full weekend of the month from May through October.

Safety

Health Canada advises you to be aware of the potential risks of acquiring second-hand items. Learn more about what items to avoid, such as car seats, helmets, and some toys.

Giving items away

• ‌Place unwanted, sanitized items at the front of your property. 
• Mark items with the word "FREE" using masking tape, stickers, or FREE tags (pdf) .
• Ensure anything you want to keep is well away from your give-away items.
• 'Advertise' your items on social media using #RDKickIt2023
• At the end of the weekend bring any uncollected items back into your home. They can be donated to a charity such as Habitat for Humanity, sold or given away on websites such as Kijiji and Freecycle.

Taking items

• Take only the items at the curb marked "FREE".
• Respect property; don't walk or drive on lawns or gardens.
• Don't discard items on another property.
• Sanitize items before bringing them into your home.

Trash to Treasure Swap Meet

Kerry Wood Nature Centre hosts a Trash to Treasure Swap Meet on the same weekends as Kick it to the Curb. On these weekends take your small, usable items to Kerry Wood Nature Centre and browse for new-to-you treasures. The Swap Meet runs from 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. for the May - August events and 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. for the September - October events. No large pieces of furniture, please. Contact Waskasoo Environmental Education Society for more information.

Enjoy various tasty offerings from several local food trucks down in Capstone! This event will run every Friday (weather dependent) from May 19th through to the end of September.

Participating Food Trucks are as follows: 

• Queen Bees
• Simple Spice
• Holy Moly Mini Donuts
• 3 Pink Flamingo 

Enjoy various tasty offerings from several local food trucks down in Capstone! This event will run every Friday (weather dependent) from May 19th through to the end of September.

Participating Food Trucks are as follows: 

• Queen Bees
• Simple Spice
• Holy Moly Mini Donuts
• 3 Pink Flamingo 

Join us on the Ross Street Patio for free live music.

Keep up to date on what artists are performing on the patio at our website! Upcoming Events – Downtown Red Deer Business Association

Join us on the Ross Street Patio for free live music.

Keep up to date on what artists are performing on the patio at our website! Upcoming Events – Downtown Red Deer Business Association

Enjoy various tasty offerings from several local food trucks down in Capstone! This event will run every Friday (weather dependent) from May 19th through to the end of September.

Participating Food Trucks are as follows: 

• Queen Bees
• Simple Spice
• Holy Moly Mini Donuts
• 3 Pink Flamingo 

Enjoy various tasty offerings from several local food trucks down in Capstone! This event will run every Friday (weather dependent) from May 19th through to the end of September.

Participating Food Trucks are as follows: 

• Queen Bees
• Simple Spice
• Holy Moly Mini Donuts
• 3 Pink Flamingo 

Kick it to the Curb is a city-wide event to help Red Deerians reduce and reuse. Place your unwanted but usable items at the front of your property marked with a ‘FREE’ sign. Then explore curbsides around the city to find new-to-you treasures that are marked with a ‘FREE’ sign. 

Kick it to the Curb is held the third full weekend of the month from May through October.

Safety

Health Canada advises you to be aware of the potential risks of acquiring second-hand items. Learn more about what items to avoid, such as car seats, helmets, and some toys.

Giving items away

• ‌Place unwanted, sanitized items at the front of your property. 
• Mark items with the word "FREE" using masking tape, stickers, or FREE tags (pdf) .
• Ensure anything you want to keep is well away from your give-away items.
• 'Advertise' your items on social media using #RDKickIt2023
• At the end of the weekend bring any uncollected items back into your home. They can be donated to a charity such as Habitat for Humanity, sold or given away on websites such as Kijiji and Freecycle.

Taking items

• Take only the items at the curb marked "FREE".
• Respect property; don't walk or drive on lawns or gardens.
• Don't discard items on another property.
• Sanitize items before bringing them into your home.

Trash to Treasure Swap Meet

Kerry Wood Nature Centre hosts a Trash to Treasure Swap Meet on the same weekends as Kick it to the Curb. On these weekends take your small, usable items to Kerry Wood Nature Centre and browse for new-to-you treasures. The Swap Meet runs from 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. for the May - August events and 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. for the September - October events. No large pieces of furniture, please. Contact Waskasoo Environmental Education Society for more information.

Enjoy various tasty offerings from several local food trucks down in Capstone! This event will run every Friday (weather dependent) from May 19th through to the end of September.

Participating Food Trucks are as follows: 

• Queen Bees
• Simple Spice
• Holy Moly Mini Donuts
• 3 Pink Flamingo 

Enjoy various tasty offerings from several local food trucks down in Capstone! This event will run every Friday (weather dependent) from May 19th through to the end of September.

Participating Food Trucks are as follows: 

• Queen Bees
• Simple Spice
• Holy Moly Mini Donuts
• 3 Pink Flamingo 

Join us on the Ross Street Patio for free live music.

Keep up to date on what artists are performing on the patio at our website! Upcoming Events – Downtown Red Deer Business Association

Join us on the Ross Street Patio for free live music.

Keep up to date on what artists are performing on the patio at our website! Upcoming Events – Downtown Red Deer Business Association

Kick it to the Curb is a city-wide event to help Red Deerians reduce and reuse. Place your unwanted but usable items at the front of your property marked with a ‘FREE’ sign. Then explore curbsides around the city to find new-to-you treasures that are marked with a ‘FREE’ sign. 

Kick it to the Curb is held the third full weekend of the month from May through October.

Safety

Health Canada advises you to be aware of the potential risks of acquiring second-hand items. Learn more about what items to avoid, such as car seats, helmets, and some toys.

Giving items away

• ‌Place unwanted, sanitized items at the front of your property. 
• Mark items with the word "FREE" using masking tape, stickers, or FREE tags (pdf) .
• Ensure anything you want to keep is well away from your give-away items.
• 'Advertise' your items on social media using #RDKickIt2023
• At the end of the weekend bring any uncollected items back into your home. They can be donated to a charity such as Habitat for Humanity, sold or given away on websites such as Kijiji and Freecycle.

Taking items

• Take only the items at the curb marked "FREE".
• Respect property; don't walk or drive on lawns or gardens.
• Don't discard items on another property.
• Sanitize items before bringing them into your home.

Trash to Treasure Swap Meet

Kerry Wood Nature Centre hosts a Trash to Treasure Swap Meet on the same weekends as Kick it to the Curb. On these weekends take your small, usable items to Kerry Wood Nature Centre and browse for new-to-you treasures. The Swap Meet runs from 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. for the May - August events and 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. for the September - October events. No large pieces of furniture, please. Contact Waskasoo Environmental Education Society for more information.