Lloyd Lewis

Our Asparagus Festival is a fun filled day packed with memorable experiences geared toward the entire family. Visit our real working asparagus farm, experience first-hand our asparagus story on our fully narrated fun wagon ride to the field and watch harvesting in action. Lots of opportunities to savour freshly picked delicious asparagus at our field. Enjoy lunch at our local food truck.  Shop at our Country Store for freshly picked asparagus and other produce, handmade preserves & pies, ferments, our all natural beef, & more (bring a cooler). Don’t miss our Artisan Market Village for shopping galore. Visit our farm animals, enjoy playing in our bale maze, face painting, many other fun kids’ activities and lots more!

Our Asparagus Festival is a fun filled day packed with memorable experiences geared toward the entire family. Visit our real working asparagus farm, experience first-hand our asparagus story on our fully narrated fun wagon ride to the field and watch harvesting in action. Lots of opportunities to savour freshly picked delicious asparagus at our field. Enjoy lunch at our local food truck.  Shop at our Country Store for freshly picked asparagus and other produce, handmade preserves & pies, ferments, our all natural beef, & more (bring a cooler). Don’t miss our Artisan Market Village for shopping galore. Visit our farm animals, enjoy playing in our bale maze, face painting, many other fun kids’ activities and lots more!

The Works International Visual Arts Society advances the development, awareness and appreciation of art and design in Canada and provides artists, designers and the public a forum for exchanging ideas. The Works Art & Design Festival, entering its 33rd year, is the most unique, free event of its kind. It attracts artists, designers and patrons from around the world – boosting the city’s energy and imagination for 13 days each summer. The best in cutting-edge design, digital art and new media technology are showcased alongside traditional visual art mediums in galleries transformed from alternative spaces. Visitors also participate in workshops and seminars about the exciting changes and arising issues in art and design. Edmonton enjoys The Works Society’s programs year-round through its education programs and the Art & Design in Public Places Program which leaves permanent art and design in public places.

Do you love Jazz?  Do you love going for Brunch? And who doesn’t.

One Eleven Grill has a phenomenal Sunday Brunch from 11 to 2 that features live Jazz. Here’s our Brunch Menu.  And sorry, we don’t have toast and jam, or bacon and eggs. But we do have some amazing dishes to tempt you.

• Smoked Salmon and Eggs featuring 2 poached eggs, toasted square, feta and rose sauce, served with potato/onion hash browns
• Bacon Eggs Benedict – traditional fare, two poached eggs, bacon and bearnaise, served with potato/onion hash browns
• Brunch Bowl with sausage, potatoes and other great things like fresh tomato, peppers, sweet onion and bearnaise
• Avocado BLT featuring pepper bacon, cilantro lime aioli, avocado, artisan greens and tomato
• Bacon and Cheese Omelette featuring bacon, cheddar cheese, and eggs, served with potato/onion hash browns
• Scotch Egg – featuring a soft boiled egg, seasoned ground pork, panko breading, lime vinaigrette salad
• Stuffed French Toast that includes fresh strawberries, Nutella, Texas Toast and cinnamon, served with fruit
• Cinnamon Brioche is fresh baked with cinnamon, brown sugar, cream cheese, served with fruit

Phone 403-347-2111 for a reservation and mention “Jazzy Brunch” and you’ll be all set up for a free drink when you arrive, plus get a $25 GC for your next visit.

Penhold—on Tuesday, June 26th , at the Penhold Library, starting at 5:30 pm. Habitat for Humanity Red Deer has potential build opportunities in either Sylvan Lake or Penhold. We will be hosting Information Sessions in these communities for local residents interested in learning more about our affordable homeownership program and pre-qualifying for a home. Families who are residents of Sylvan Lake, Penhold, Bowden, Innisfail, and Red Deer are encouraged to attend one of the sessions to learn the details of this upcoming opportunity and how to apply. These one-hour sessions will discuss all aspects of eligibility, mortgages with Habitat, and the steps to become a Habitat homeowner.

Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) Central Alberta is pleased to offer Caregiver Connections, a quality peer-to-peer family support program for parents and caregivers of children and young adults experiencing a mental health concern. The program offers compassionate support from a peer who has “been there” as well as a CMHA staff member. Specific information and resources will be shared to assist people in their caregiving while maintaining their own mental health. According to CMHA Central Alberta Executive Director Trish McAllister-Hall, “Loved ones can play a big part in helping a person recover, work towards their goals, and stay well. It’s exciting to help people see hope at a time when they feel it the least.” McAllister-Hall went on to say, “We also know that caregivers themselves need emotional support and concrete strategies in order to maintain their own health and wellbeing. The drop-in support group can address these vital caregiver needs while improving the health and wellbeing of the whole family.” The Caregiver Connections group meets four times a month. Morning groups take place every 2nd and 4th Tuesday, from 10:00 AM – noon starting September 12. Evening groups take place every 1st and 3rd Tuesday, from 6 PM to 8 PM starting September 19. Caregiver Connections meets at the CMHA Learning Annex, First Red Deer Place (ATB Building), 4911—51 Street, Suite 404, in downtown Red Deer. People need not register before attending for the first time and there is no fee for this service. Caregivers can call CMHA at 403-342-2266 for more information or visit the CMHA website at www.reddeer.cmha.ca/caregiver-connections.