Alberta became a province on September 1, 1905, and at Heritage Park, festivities are taking place to celebrate its history over the last 118 years.
“We have 65 acres. We've got all the parking that we need. We’ve got the beautiful reservoir, the beautiful view. To have a free day at Heritage Park, allows so many different types of people, those who couldn't otherwise enjoy the day with us to be here. So it's something we'd like to do again.”
It’s the first year the park has held an event with 73 vendors, shops, train rides, the antique midway all open and live musical performances including the 8 p.m. headliner Nice Horse. There are 183 buildings, 55,000 historical artifacts and 17,000 antique costumes on display at the grounds that celebrates western heritage and culture.“Just really having fun and having no sense of time at all right?,” he said.He says Heritage Park was the perfect place to spend the day with the family.
“I think that diversity is just such a big thing for us and seeing all kinds of people and seeing friends that we haven't seen in a while, it's just a really good community vibe,” said Korepanov.
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